South West Sermons

Alan Jamieson looks at the way in which bad shepherds can scatter and hurt God's flock, how God promises to rescue and restore all lost sheep, and how these times of hurt and bitterness can be times of deep encounter with God.

Alan Jamieson looks at Judaism, Christianity and Islam, their similarities and differences, and how we are to relate to and share with those of other faiths.

Alan Jamieson continues our series on the Good Shepherd, looking at God's message given through Ezekiel to the exiled Israelites.

What is the bible? Why do we read it? Why do Christians see it as so important? Colin Burt examines the authority of scripture and how it is vital in understand God's story and his goal for his creation.

Alan Jamieson begins our series on The Good Shepherd with a look at Psalm 23 and the image of God as the Good Shepherd that is revealed there.

Is Jesus the only way to God? Are all religions the same or is there something special about Jesus? Alan Jamieson takes a look.

Jo Robertson examines what it means to be generous, to live a life in which obeying and trusting God and being generous to all others is more important than our own security.

Alan Jamieson looks at how we play the money game, how we can do so with generosity, and whether God might actually be calling us to change the nature of the game entirely.

Why are the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer? And why is it happening at a faster rate than ever before? And what is the Christian response to such overwhelming inequality? Murray Robertson investigates.

How are we to live and be generous in a way that means that all people everywhere can flourish? How does God want us to live so that this can happen?

Steve Withington kicks off our series on money with at look at God and Mammon. (Includes brief skit at the beginning.)

What happens to people when they live in a market society, when everything and everyone is viewed only in monetary terms, and people's worth is judged solely in financial terms? Jo Robertson investigates.

Dr Aung Mung from the Myanmar Evangelical Graduate School of Theology shares from the passage where Jesus gives his disciples the Great Commission, and he also shares the amazing story of what God has been doing in the country of Myanmar.

Steve Withington looks at how mission requires us to be continually learning, serving others, and sharing our stories with others.

Alan Jamieson concludes our 'Together' series with a look at the importance of truthfulness and how crucial it is for unity.

What should we be grateful for? What is the connection between grace and gratitude. Daphne looks at the story of the woman who anointed Jesus' feet with perfume and tears for an answer.

Alan Jamieson examines the importance of hospitality and how it is central to our relationships with others and the health of our communities.

Duane Major looks at the centrality of hospitality, the importance of welcoming others, and interviews a couple of people who have opened their home up to others

Steve Withington looks at the importance of promise making and promise keeping and the contrast between relationships based on a contract model and those based on a covenant model.

Why are making and keeping promises important? How does our relationship with God inform how we go about making promises in our lives?

Dr Phil Halstead talks about forgiveness, what it means and why it is so important.

Dr Phil Halstead examines forgiveness and why it is so important in our relationships with others, including God.

Sam Broughton brings our Easter series "Beautiful Scars" to a close with a look at the power of Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit.

Jo Robertson looks at the story of Thomas and his doubts,and how Jesus answers our doubts and struggles through his sacrifice on the cross.

Warren Read examines Mary Magdalene's encounter with the risen Jesus and the significance of the two questions he asked her, "Why are you crying?", and "Who are you looking for?"