Sermons from Pinelands Baptist

The scripture passage for this sermon is Luke 5:33-39. We take a look at the image of new wine needing new wineskins. Are we ready for new wine?

We continue our series based on the beatitude "hunger & thirst for righteousness". In this sermon we speak about praying for a changed heart, a new heart.

This week we hear a sermon about the divine romance. The scripture passage for this sermon is Song of Songs 2:10-13.

This week we start by hearing some testimonies of some men who recently completed the Alpha Course in Capricorn. Following this, Jono gives us a short sermon on the famous passage in John 15: I am the vine and you are the branches.

Our scripture for this week is John 10:1-15. We focus on Jesus as our good shepherd.

This sermon focuses on baptism. We consider various questions most of us ask at some point of our Christian journey about baptisms. The scripture for this sermon is Acts 8:26-40.

We continue our series based on the beatitude "hunger & thirst for righteousness". In this sermon we speak about making time and waiting patiently for the Lord.

As a bonus sermon after finishing off our series on Trusting God, we take a look at Genesis 22 and the trust that Abraham had.

Continuing our series on Hunger & Thirst, Bevin looks at the path to being people who are hungry and thirsty for righteousness. Our scripture reading is John 14:1-11 but we focus specifically on verse 6.

As we close off this series, we look at how we learn to trust God and grow in out trust of Him.

Our scripture for today is Colossians 2:20. We consider how our faith should be a centered faith and how our desires need to be retained.

Our Mercy & Justice team share two parallel stories - one of PBC and one of Langa Baptist.

Following on last week's sermon, we continue to look at the beatitudes in Matthew 5:6-10. This week we find three main reasons that our longing for righteousness is so feeble.

This week we look at the Love of God. There are many verses that celebrate God's steadfast love. We consider several of them and remember that God, as a part of his love, understands our pain.

The reading for this sermon is from Matthew 5:1-10. We specifically focus on verse 6. We look at having a posture of renewal and revival and find that we need to open the door for Jesus. This will lead to personal and moral transformation.

In a bit of a different service, the Mercy & Justice team at our church presents us with two parallel stories. One is the story of Pinelands Baptist and one of Langa Baptist.

In this next sermon in our series called Trusting God, we have another story time. Today we spend our time in the book of Ruth.

In a bit of a different service, the Mercy & Justice team at our church presents us with two parallel stories. One is the story of Pinelands Baptist and one of Langa Baptist.

In this standalone sermon, we see that we do not fully know the way to heaven. Therefore we are asked to consider what the signs are that lead us home - being our heavenly home with the Lord.

In this sermon we take a look at Daniel chapter 9, where we see a prayer for forgiveness and a plea for God to renew his people.

As an addition to our series on the bible and scripture last term, we took this Sunday to look at various bible study methods. We particularly focused on the Inductive Bible Study method which uses three steps. We went through some of the steps of the method with John 6:1-15.

We continue the series on Trusting God by looking specifically at the wisdom of God, which many passages in scripture point to.

In this stand-alone sermon we look at the passage in Luke 10:1-12. We find that we are lambs among wolves. We explore this picture as we consider how we should live as Christians in our world.

In this sermon we take a look at the idea that God celebrates us. We look at several passages and people where we see that He does celebrate us. Lastly, we consider how we respond and what we should celebrate.

We start off the sermon by hearing a story of a lady who turns out to be Esther from the Old Testament. We continue our series on trusting God by looking at four lessons we can learn from Esther's story.