Timon Bengtson Sermon Podcast

What do we do when our hearts are troubled? In John 12, Jesus knows that the cross is drawing near. He understands the suffering that awaits him, and he makes a remarkable admission:  “Now my soul is troubled.”  Yet Jesus does not run from the Father’s will. Instead, he prays,  “Father, glorify your name.” In this message from  John 12:20–36 , we discover what Jesus teaches us about facing fear, s...

What does genuine love for Jesus look like? In John 12, we encounter people responding to Jesus in very different ways. Some love him, some serve him, some worship him, some are curious about him—and others are threatened by him. As Jesus moves toward the cross, the true condition of people's hearts begins to be revealed. In this message from  John 12:9–19 , we explore what it means to respond...

What does it mean to be truly free? The gospel tells us that Jesus Christ has done everything necessary to make us right with God. We don't have to earn God's acceptance, prove ourselves through religious performance, or live under the crushing burden of trying to be good enough. Christ has set us free. But in Galatians 5:1–11, Paul warns that it is surprisingly easy to lose sight of that...

SET FREE | John 8:31–59 | From the Archive What does it mean to be truly free? Our culture often defines freedom as the ability to live however we want, make our own choices, and answer to no one. But in John 8, Jesus gives us a radically different picture of freedom. Jesus says,  “If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” In this message from John 8:31–59, we explore a challenging conve...

Pressure reveals what’s inside us. In Mark 14, Jesus faces betrayal, abandonment, sorrow, and the shadow of the cross—yet He remains faithful. In this message, we see how Jesus responds to intense pressure through prayer, surrender, and trust in His Father, and what His example means for us when life feels overwhelming. When the pressure is on, where do you turn?

In John 8:12–30, Jesus stands in the courts of the temple and makes one of the most astonishing claims ever spoken:  "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."  These words were spoken during the Feast of Tabernacles, a celebration that remembered the pillar of fire that led Israel through the wilderness. In that settin...

In Mark 13, Jesus sits on the Mount of Olives and gives one of his most sobering and hope-filled teachings. As his disciples ask about the future, Jesus speaks of wars, earthquakes, persecution, deception, and the coming of the Son of Man in glory. Yet his purpose is not to inspire fear, speculation, or endless debate. Instead, he calls his followers to remain watchful, faithful, and ready. In thi...

In John 8:1–12, a woman caught in adultery is dragged before Jesus—exposed, condemned, and without defence. Yet Jesus responds with both breathtaking grace and uncompromising truth: “Neither do I condemn you. Go, and sin no more.” In this message, we explore how Jesus meets sinners without shame, offers forgiveness without compromise, and calls us into a transformed life. The grace of Christ does...

Following Jesus isn't meant to be a private matter. In John 7, Jesus challenges the fear, confusion, and opposition surrounding His identity, calling people to respond with courage and conviction. In this sermon, we'll explore what it means to publicly identify with Christ, stand firm in the face of opposition, and trust Jesus even when others don't understand. Discover how a bold, aut...

Many people spend their lives searching for satisfaction in things that can never truly fulfil. In His encounter with the Samaritan woman, Jesus offers something completely different— living water  that satisfies our deepest thirst and brings eternal life. In this sermon, we'll explore how Jesus meets us in our brokenness, exposes the empty wells we rely on, and invites us to find lasting sati...

John the Baptist's ministry was flourishing, yet when the crowds began following Jesus instead, John responded with remarkable humility:  "He must increase, but I must decrease." In this sermon, we'll explore the joy of making much of Christ rather than ourselves, the danger of seeking our own glory, and how a life centred on Jesus leads to true fulfilment. Discover what it means...

What does it really mean to be "born again"? In His late-night conversation with Nicodemus, Jesus reveals that our greatest need is not to become more religious or moral, but to be made new by the Holy Spirit. This sermon explores why the new birth is essential for entering God's kingdom, what it means to believe in Jesus, and how God's incredible love is displayed in sending His...

Jesus' first miracle at a wedding in Cana reveals far more than His power—it reveals His glory. By turning water into wine, Jesus points to the joy, abundance, and new life that He came to bring. In this sermon, we'll explore what this miracle teaches us about who Jesus is, why He came, and how His transforming power continues to change lives today.

In John 1, we see ordinary people inviting others to meet Jesus. From Andrew bringing Peter to Philip inviting Nathanael, this passage reminds us that sharing our faith often begins with a simple invitation:  "Come and see." This sermon explores how every follower of Jesus is called to live an invitational life, pointing others to the One who changes everything.

In this episode Pastor Timon shows how the gospel relates to John the Baptist.

In this episode Timon starts a series on the gospel of John and looks at the prologue. He shows how John points out that Jesus is the subject of our lives.

In this episode, Pastor Timon equips us to go and tell the gospel to our Neighbors.

In this series two part series I share how every Christian can be on mission by simply inviting their friends to "come and see." Whether you're seeking guidance on how you can share your faith in a more authentic way, or simply looking for inspiration to lead a missional lifestyle, the Invitational Life series, promises to equip and encourage you

In this sermon given by Timon at Mueller Community Church, Timon packs a biblical definition of worship.

In this sermon we see how God can cleanse our dirty souls through his grace.

In this episode Pastor Timon looks at the peace offering and how it looks forward to the glorious truth that we have peace with God.

In today's episode, we focus on Leviticus 2 and the profound insights it offers on the thanks offering. From the choice of ingredients to the meticulous preparation process, we'll uncover the symbolic layers that convey a message of gratitude and devotion.

Explore the profound significance of the Burnt Offering in Leviticus 1 and itsrelevance in our understanding of genuine worship. Unravel the symbolic essence of complete surrender and devotion, drawing parallels between the sacrificial process and the principles that define authentic worship. Join us to discover how the Burnt Offering serves as a powerful reminder of the transformative power of tr...

In this episode we look at the Pixar move Up.

In this short series, Pastor Timon draws out the gospel from popular Pixar movies. In this one we see that we will never overcome unless we learn to let go.