- Refreshing our minds with stories of life’s challenges
- Paul becomes a prisoner for preaching God’s message in public
- Though imprisoned, Paul rejoices in the opportunity he still has to preach and encourage the church
- Those who tell the Gospel will always endure suffering, however the Gospel continues to bear fruit – even under persecution and suffering
- We too, need to regularly hear and read the Gospel in order to dispel all fears and doubts
To see the gospel bear fruit in the Inner West and the World as we commit, grow, engage and send.
Sermons on Faith (Page 4)
- Introduction
- Some Key Christian Ideas
- Some Common Objections
- Some Good Reasons For Belief
- Why Does Belief Matter?
- Belief in the Gospel brings cleansing from sin (22a)
- Belief in the Gospel enables us to love in truth (22b)
- Belief in the Gospel brings us new life within (23)
- Belief in the Gospel gives us certain hope for the future (23 and 25)
We apologise for the poor recording quality of this message. However, the gist of the message can be understood. We trust it still will be a blessing to you.
- Our God is for us (1-8)
- Our God has left us (9-16)
- Our God achieves His own purposes through our suffering (17-22)
- Our only hope when in the depths … (23-26)
- Exposed: The story behind the prayer
- Feeling the weight
- Seeing God and myself clearly
- Restoration and God’s purposes
Introduction – Are we ready for Jesus’ return?
1. Paul’s concern for the Corinthians’ good (12:14-19)
2. The Corinthians’ love of the ways of the world (12:20-21)
3. Paul’s plan for dealing with unrepentance (13:1-4)
4. The Corinthians’ opportunity for self-correction (13:5-12)