Stoneycroft Sermons

This week we take a break from our current series as Dan reflects upon financial giving, with reference to 2 Corinthians 9. 6-15.

To gie thanks for the past 25 years of Liverpool Stoneyfcroft Corps we were joined by Majors Ian and Tracey Mountford. Major Ian delivered the sermon for the service on the theme of the banquest from Luke 14.

In the penultimate sermon in this series, Lynn focuses on Jesus' promise to "make everything new", with reference to Revelation 21: 1-5.

In the final sermon in this series Sam looks at how God transforms our hearts with reference to Ezekiel 36:16-32.

In the third sermon of our current series on new life Mark reflects on 2 Corinthians 5:17.

Here is Sam's sermon from Easter Sunday in which he looks at Mark's acccount of the resurrection and asks, how significant is Jesus' resurrection to us in our daily lives?

In the first sermon of ths new series Chris looks at accounts of new life from the Old Testament, specifically Isaiah 43:19.

Sam focuses on Mark's account of the resurrection and asks how deeply does this impact us and our faith?

Here is Sam's sermon from Easter Sunday in which he looks at Mark's account of the resurrection and asks: how much does this mean to us today as followers of Jesus?

In Sam's Easter sermon he looks at Mark's account of the resurrection and asks; how much does it mean to us today as followers of Jesus?

Here is the link to Sam's sermon from Easter Sunday in which he focuses on Mark's account of Jesus' ressurection and asks; how much does it mean to us today?

Mark reflects upon Jesus' entrance into Jerusalem, with reference to Luke 19. 28-40.

In today's sermon Lynn looks atJesus as the Alpha and Omega. With reference to Revelation 21:6.

Here is the link to Hannike's sermon from earlier today which continues our series on the character of God. Today Hannike focused upon God as "Emmanuel" or "with us", with reference to Isaiah 7.14.

In the latest sermon in our current series on the character of god, Ezra looks at God as "Abba Father", with reference to Mark 14 and Romans 8.

During this season we're taking a break from or current series in order to focus on the beginning of lent. Today, Mark reflected upon Jesus' time in the wilderness (Luke 4 1-13) and what it tells us about having our identity rooted in God.

In today's sermon Samuel continues our current series with a reflection upon God as the word (with refernce to Genesis 1 and John 1).

Paul reflects upon God as Provider with reference to Genesis 22.

Chris continues our series on God's character with a reflection on Exodus 3, where God tells Moses, "I am who I am".

Today we bgean a new series which looks at the character of God as revealed by scripture. Yong-Geun began the series with a focus on God as creator, with reference to Genesis Chapter 1.

As we welcome welcomes new soldiers into the corps Sam encourages us all to go deeper in our relationship with God today. (With reference to Hosea 10.12)

Lynn reflects on Jesus' flight into Egypt in order to escape persecution and compares this to the journey of those today who are forced to leave their homeland and claim asylum in a new land. With reference to Deuteronomy 10 vs 12-222, Matthew 25 vs 31-36 and Matthew 2 vs 13-23.

Mark completes our advent series this year with a reflection on the visitation of Mary (Luke 1.26-38).

In today's sermon Sam reflected upon Genesis 11. 1-19 and John 1.9-14 and contrasts the grace and hope which the arrival of Jesus signifies to the individuialism and self-centredness espoused by culture of the day.

In the final sermon of this series Lara reflects upon the story of the talents from Matthew 25. 14-24.