Episodios

  • When Confession Mattered; The 1927 Heresy Trial

    When Confession Mattered; The 1927 Heresy Trial
    Mar 11 2026
    This sermon, rooted in the book of Jude and centredp on the 1927 Davy Heresy Trial, presents a sobering historical reflection on the necessity of confessional fidelity within the church. It argues that the trial was not a mere schism over minor differences, but a critical succession—a faithful withdrawal in response to a creeping apostasy that undermined core doctrines such as the Trinity, the atonement, the infallibility of Scripture, and the substitutionary nature of Christ's sacrifice. Through the lives of key figures like James Hunter and William James Greer, the sermon highlights the courage required to contend for the faith when institutional authority fails to uphold truth, and it warns that the erosion of doctrinal integrity can occur swiftly, even within a generation of revival. The call is not for division for division's sake, but for humility, vigilance, and a deep love for the gospel as the church's safeguard against spiritual decline. Ultimately, the message is a plea for ongoing faithfulness, urging believers to build themselves in their most holy faith, to pray for protection, and to remain ever watchful in defending the truth once delivered to the saints.
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    41 m
  • A Peacemaker for the World

    A Peacemaker for the World
    Mar 8 2026
    Christ our Mediator
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    15 m
  • The All Knowing God

    The All Knowing God
    Mar 1 2026
    Title: The All Knowing God Speaker: Rev. Peter McIntyre Date: 1 March 2026 Bible: Psalm 139; Isaiah 55:8-9
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    30 m
  • Chosen, Commissioned, Challenged, Consistent

    Chosen, Commissioned, Challenged, Consistent
    Mar 4 2026
    Bible Study - Neville McIlwrath John 15 v 16 - Chosen, Commissioned, Challenged, Consistent The sermon centred on John 15:16, emphasising that believers are not self-chosen but divinely selected by Christ out of grace, not merit, and commissioned to bear lasting fruit. This fruit is both outward—such as souls saved and ministries advancing—and inward, reflecting the Spirit's character in love, joy, peace, and self-control. The call to fruitfulness demands active, consistent obedience, not passive waiting, and is sustained through abiding in Christ by dwelling in His Word and living in His love. The promise of answered prayer, given repeatedly in the passage, is tied directly to this abiding life, assuring believers that as they remain in Christ, their prayers are heard and their lives are empowered for lasting spiritual impact. The message is both a profound encouragement and a sobering challenge to live with purpose, faith, and perseverance in the Christian journey.
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    24 m
  • Parable of the Talents - Mathew 25:14-30

    Parable of the Talents - Mathew 25:14-30
    Mar 1 2026
    Parable of the Talents - Mathew 25:14-30 1st March 2026 PM Service
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    31 m
  • Why Am I Christian?

    Why Am I Christian?
    Feb 26 2026
    The sermon centres on the reliability and divine authority of the Bible, presenting it as the living, inspired Word of God that is trustworthy, self-authenticating, and essential for salvation through faith in Christ. Drawing from 2 Timothy 3:15–16, it argues that Scripture's truth is foundational to Christian belief, affirming its divine origin as the 'breath of God' and its enduring relevance across cultures and centuries. The speaker emphasises the Bible's internal consistency, historical endurance, and the evidence of intelligent design in nature as compelling testimony to God's existence and creative power. Ultimately, the message calls listeners to faith in Christ, whose sacrificial death and resurrection offer eternal life and peace in a broken world, underscoring the Bible's role as the ultimate source of wisdom and hope.
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    16 m
  • Church Scandal Shocks Society

    Church Scandal Shocks Society
    Feb 25 2026
    This fourth part of this series, exploring lesson from Corinth, confronts the severe moral scandal in the Corinthian church—specifically, a member's incestuous relationship with his father's wife—highlighting how such sin, though forgivable through repentance, carries lasting consequences and damages the church's witness. It emphasises that while God's grace covers all sins, forgiveness does not erase the real-world repercussions, especially when such sins become public scandals that undermine Christian credibility and provoke societal outrage. The preacher underscores the danger of pride, which led the Corinthians to tolerate this sin while quarreling over lesser divisions, and calls for serious, disciplined church action—excommunication as a form of corrective discipline aimed at spiritual restoration, not mere punishment. Drawing from Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians 5 and 6, the message stresses that the body is not for immorality but for the Lord, having been purchased by Christ and made a temple of the Holy Spirit, demanding total consecration. The central challenge is a call to holiness, vigilance, and self-examination, reminding believers that one reckless decision can destroy their testimony and that they are always one step away from moral failure, requiring constant dependence on God's grace to live as Christ's representatives in a corrupt world.
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    31 m
  • A Letter to a Faithful Church; Considering Philadelphia

    A Letter to a Faithful Church; Considering Philadelphia
    Feb 22 2026
    The sermon centres on Revelation 3:7–13, highlighting the faithful church in Philadelphia as a model of enduring loyalty amid a hostile, pagan world. Christ, portrayed as holy, true, and sovereign with the key of David, affirms His authority and opens doors of opportunity that no one can shut, commending the church for its small strength, steadfast faith, and refusal to deny His name. Despite persecution and opposition—particularly from those who claim Jewish identity yet reject Christ—the church is assured of divine vindication, as even their enemies will one day bow in worship, recognising God's love. The Lord promises protection from the coming hour of trial for those who remain patient and faithful, urging believers to hold fast to their spiritual blessings, knowing that while salvation is secure, the rewards of faithfulness are not guaranteed. Ultimately, the faithful are promised eternal honor as pillars in God's temple, bearing the names of God, New Jerusalem, and Christ's new name, symbolizing their eternal union with the heavenly city and their victory through Christ. The message concludes with a solemn call to listen to the Spirit's voice, urging continual vigilance and faithfulness in a world that demands allegiance to Christ alone.
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    38 m