Sermons from Aberdeen Christian Fellowship

Aaron's sermon on the parable of the talents

In Luke 18:1-14 Jesus told two little parables that at first sight don't really seem to go together. What's the connection between the two? Are they about prayer or faith or both? Join James as he explores these two intriguing parables and discovers a broken record and a broken heart…

Despite what we might be like on the outside – rich or poor – God knows our hearts. In this message from Luke 16:19-31, Florence looks at Jesus' story of the rich man and Lazarus. This is not so much a story of riches versus poverty but of responsibility and accountability.

Vijay continues the 'Parables' series

Vijay continues the 'Parables' series

Ever wondered what more we can learn from the parable of the Good Samaritan? In this message, Florence looks at Luke 10:25-37 as she considers God's mercy in Christ towards us and the corresponding challenge of showing mercy to others as we seek to love Him and people to the max.

Vijay continues the parables series - this week he speaks on the cost of discipleship

Aaron continues the parables series, speaking from Luke 7

Forgiveness is something we all find difficult, and yet followers of Jesus who have received God's forgiveness need to extend it to others. Perhaps we find it so difficult because we misunderstand what forgiveness actually is and what it means to genuinely forgive. Join James as he looks at the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant from Matthew 18:21-35.

Vijay continues the Parables series, basing his message on Luke 15

Vijay continues the 'Parables' series

David looks at the parable of the tenants and what that might mean for us

Vijay continues a series on the Parables

Vijay continues his series on the Parables

Ever wondered what the Kingdom of God is? And what it's like? To help answer these questions, Florence looks at three different parables – the mustard seed (Luke 13:18-19); the yeast (Luke 13:20-21); and the growing seed (Mark 4:26-29). How will we respond?

In the 3rd talk on the parables Cheri looks at the reasons why Jesus used parables rather than simply telling people who He was.

Doug Hutcheon presents the second sermon in the 'Parables' series

The first in a series through the parables of Jesus. The parable of the wise and foolish builders Luke 6:46-49. Jesus uses this parable to close His Sermon on the Mount with a powerful statement about the foundations we build our lives upon. Are we building on weak foundations that will fail us when hard times come our way, or are we building on the eternal promises of God?

Ancient creeds of the church say that Jesus was "crucified for us under Pontius Pilate." Why did this happen and what is its significance? Join James as he continues his series in Mark's Gospel looking at the trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate.

Vijay concludes his series on Philippians

Vijay commences his final 2 sermons on Philippians

Vijay continues his study in Philippians

In 2 Kings 5:5-15 we read of the healing of Naaman, captain of the king of Syria's army. In this message, Florence highlights the pride, presumption and prejudice that Naaman had to get beyond before he could experience both physical and spiritual healing.

Who is Jesus? This question comes up every Christmas. But who is better placed to answer the question than Jesus himself? James continues his series in Mark's Gospel by looking at Jesus' trial before the high priest. Jesus is put on oath and asked by the high priest if he is the Christ, the Son of God. His answer leaves us in absolutely no doubt about who he is...

Judas betrayed Jesus with a kiss. The basest form of treachery. But why did he do it? And what about the other disciples? How did they behave when the mob arrived to arrest Jesus? Join James this week as he continues his series in Mark's Gospel, presenting "The Judas Kiss"