South West Sermons

Duane Major looks at the ways to choose a life partner (message ends at 32:00).

Jason and Lizzie Chee look at marriage, its creation and purpose.

Duane Major examines the importance of discipleship, how we can remain lifelong followers of Jesus, and ways to improve our discipleship journey.

Bishop Justin Duckworth looks at Jesus sending out the 72, the risks we are meant to take for God, relying only on him, and not being distracted by the culture around us.

Murray Robertson looks at the nature of Paul's strengths and weaknesses as revealed to the Corinthians, and examines what is was exactly that Paul boasted about and the secret about our weaknesses and strengths.

Steve Withington looks at wisdom and foolishness - and how what the world might see as wisdom, God sees as folly, and vice versa. How are we to know the difference?

How do we keep our minds focused on God and the mission he has called us to? How do we "take captive every thought" and make it obedient to Christ, without getting sidetracked by the temptation to judge everything by worldly standards?

Alan Jamieson looks at a couple of simple exercises we can do to help us listen to the Holy Spirit and what he may be saying to us through the bible and through our daily lives.

Our series on 2 Corinthians continues with a look at Paul's exhortation to the Corinthians to be generous, cheerful givers, and why this is so important.

What is the Holy Spirit for? Why has God given us his spirit? Alan Jamieson examines these questions.

Paul encourages the Corinthians to be generous, graceful givers, and offers them two examples of such generosity.

How does God's grace help us hold it together? How does the grace revealed in Jesus keep us unified as a "priesthood of all believers"?

Despite his issues with the Corinthians, Paul still had a special place in his heart for them and much encouragement for them. Jo Robertson looks at why there was still cause for much of Paul's joy.

Mike Dodge continues our series on the classics with a further examination of the holy spirit and his role in our lives.

Our series on 2 Corinthians continues, as we look at Paul's encouragement to the Corinthians to maintain their integrity, develop greater intimacy with each other, and refrain from idolatry.

What does it mean to remain in Jesus? And what is meant by bearing fruit? TIm Perry examines Jesus metaphor of the vine and what it means for us.

Alan Jamieson looks at the three bodies "to die for" and what it means to experience the grace of God - his amazing grace and his awful grace.

Mike Dodge addresses the fundamental question: "who is the Holy Spirit?" and looks at various passages that show us who he is and what he does.

Murray Robertson talks about the push for global justice, the growing gap between rich and poor, the sexual slave trade, and how God expects his people to be at the forefront of eradicating these evils.

Our series on 2 Corinthians continues as we look at what it means to say we are treasures in jars of clay, and how our weaknesses can become God's strength.

A look at God's heartbeat for the poor and what it means for us to be biased towards the poor the same way God is.

Brienne Davies continues our series on 2 Corinthians, by asking "what are we looking at?", what are focusing on in our walk with God.

Alan Jamieson looks at our local communities and how our neighbourhoods can and should be places where the love of God and neighbourhood are bound together

Our series on 2 Corinthians continues with a look at the necessity for confronting sin and recognising true repentance and offering true forgiveness.

A look at the church in Antioch and how their passion for God's world informs our heart for the world.