Messages

This morning, William talks about Jesus calling some of His disciples and starting to preach and heal people. He encourages us that we're not called to change the world, but through small acts, we have the ability to bless people and make a difference. Click below to listen. 

This morning, William talks about Jesus being baptised, hearing that he is loved by his father and being tested in the wilderness. God tests us in order to bless us, and he blesses us even when we fail.

This morning, William begins looking at the gospel of Mark, speaking of when John the Baptist wrestles with his doubts about Jesus. In the end, God holds us in the wrestling and sees us through our doubts.

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This morning, William continues from Proverbs and talks about the lies that we tell ourselves and that other people tell us. God (The I Am) tells us truth about ourselves and we need to listen to this truth and believe it. Click below to listen. 

This morning, William speaks from Proverbs about us having good character above having riches. He encourages us to keep our word, treat people well, keeping our boundaries and making small, positive decisions consistently over a long period of time. Click below to listen. 

Here is the video clip referred to in the sermon:

https://youtu.be/GyhYtbLXJiI?si=Z1n0tg-4_t3ZQJf6

This morning, William covers a couple of different Proverbs which encourage us to surround ourselves with a few solid people who can help us to be accountable and to give our attention to the right things. He encourages us to find those who support us and to also support others around us to form a chain for our lives. Click below to listen. 

This morning, William speaks about the Proverb, "Guard your heart above all else, for it determines the course of your life." He talks about us guarding our hearts by God's word and prayer, realising that we all have areas of healing still to take place in our hearts. There is a bit of chaos in the middle but it all becomes clear! Click below to listen. 

This morning, William talks about the Proverb, 'Commit your way to the Lord and he will establish your plans'. He encourages us that God wants us to live our lives with purpose, which means having plans. However, we are to remain flexible with these plans as God takes what we have and transforms it for the better. Click below to listen.