The death and resurrection of Jesus changes EVERYTHING. It not only fills us with joy but also compels us to seek holiness. When we believe, we are not only washed clean but given a new heart and mind, the Holy Spirit to help us fulfil these new desires, and a life completely changed, renewed, and rebuilt from the inside out by God.
Thoughts, sermons, and articles from a sinner saved by grace alone and washed in The Blood of King Jesus
Sunday, 27 March 2016
Saturday, 26 March 2016
(SERMON) Good Friday 2016 - conversion and conviction
"The cross of Christ compels us to compassionately seek conversion"
The torturous death of Jesus changes everything - but only for those who believe. The truth is that we are all dead in our sins, far worse than we image. The truth is that Jesus and faith in Him is the only way we can be saved. The truth is that all other religions and world views lead to hell. Knowing this and marvelling at God's love for us compels us to preach Jesus to the nations.
The torturous death of Jesus changes everything - but only for those who believe. The truth is that we are all dead in our sins, far worse than we image. The truth is that Jesus and faith in Him is the only way we can be saved. The truth is that all other religions and world views lead to hell. Knowing this and marvelling at God's love for us compels us to preach Jesus to the nations.
Monday, 14 March 2016
(SERMON) Prayers Of Power - Ephesians 3.14-21
Power is something of great importance in our life but it must come from God. Firstly we must pray for the power to reform our lives by having Jesus renovate our hearts. Secondly we must pray for the power to have revival of the soul by grasping the huge and unbelievable love of God for us. Knowing this power is ours should open our eyes to how God can do all things and all things must be done for His glory.
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