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SERMON CENTRE

 

We are holding services at the church each Sunday at 10.30am to which all are welcome. We post sermon recordings of the services on our YouTube channel and on this site.

We also meet on Tuesdays at 10am and 7.30pm (apart from the weeks after Lord's Supper) - follow the link above to visit our 'Ministries' page for more details including 'specials'.

The 'Recording' links will take you to our YouTube channel where you can listen to, or see videos of, sermons at the Church. Please subscribe to the channel whilst you're there. Follow the 'Notes' link to find PDF notes associated with the various sermons. One-off sermons won't appear on these 'series' pages but can be found on our YouTube channel.

May the Lord bless you as you listen to God's Word faithfully proclaimed.

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Current Series
Isaiah: The holy God of hope

Isaiah is the most quoted prophet in the New Testament – indeed, 90% of the New Testament’s 260 chapters quote from Isaiah’s writings! We see the prophecies about the Messiah in Isaiah fulfilled in the person of Jesus Christ. But how well do we know the story through the book of Isaiah itself? As well as the messianic prophecies, there are also many other well-known verses from Isaiah, but what was God saying and doing in the lives of His people at that time, and how do they extend to us through the Gospel?

 

The book of Isaiah is split into two halves.

  • In the first half, Isaiah speaks from God, warning the leaders in Jerusalem that God’s judgement would come upon them for their corruption and disobedience, using the superpowers of Assyria and Babylon to punish his people if they persisted. Judgement was not reserved for Jerusalem, though – the whole world’s rebellion would be subject to God’s wrath. However, even within these messages, there was the hope that God would send a true king who would fulfil all His covenant promises and establish His kingdom on earth.

  • If the first half of Isaiah concentrates on God’s judgement, the second half expands on the theme of God’s salvation. As the exile to Babylon came to an end, God reminds His people that He is in charge of history and would offer ultimate hope through His Servant, who would suffer to bring salvation to the world. Through the Spirit’s power, the Servant would restore the city of Jerusalem in a new and perfect Creation!

 

So, we can learn the Gospel through the story of Isaiah, and we can receive its blessings as we come to trust in Jesus Christ, our Suffering, Servant, Saviour!

4th May

1. Rotten Religion

Isaiah 1

[Notes] [Recording]

11th May

2. The city of the Lord

Isaiah 2

[Notes] [Recording]

18th May

3. Love song lament

Isaiah 5

[Notes] [Recording]

25th May

Lord's supper

1st June

4. The call of a Holy God

Isaiah 6

[Notes] [Recording]

8th June

5. To us a child is born

Isaiah 7, 8:19-9:7

[Notes] [Recording]

15th June

6. The Root & Branch of Jesse

Isaiah 11-12

[Notes] [Recording]

22nd June

Lord's supper

29th June

7. Devastation & Deliverance

Isaiah 24-25

[Notes] [Recording]

6th July

8. Who can you trust?

Isaiah 30:1-18

[Notes] [Recording]

13th July

9. Reliance on God's protection

Isaiah 36-37

[Notes] [Recording]

20th July

10. Returning to our own recourses

Isaiah 38-39

[Notes] [Recording]

27th July

Lord's supper

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