Sermons by Chris Johnson (Page 19)

Advent: Who Will Rescue Us?

As we enter into advent, this year we are looking at the book of 1 Thessalonians. Advent is a time of reflection, of waiting on God, remembering the wait for Jesus’ birth and anticipating his return. Chris this week asks the question who will rescue us?
Andy leads the rest of the service as we participate in Communion and Nick leads the sung worship.

New Life

In the final part of our series in Romans, Chris answers the familiar question “What did the Cross Achieve?” with an explanation of how it gives us new life. He explores how having new life gives us the ability to have new relationships with God, with each other and with creation.
Susan leads the rest of the service with the traditional 2 minutes silence at 11 o’clock for Remembrance Sunday. Mike and Lynne lead sung worship.

Victory

We continue our series in Romans, asking the question What did the cross achieve, with this week Chris focussing on the cross achieving victory. Victory over sin, victory over the enemy, victory over death itself. If God is for us, who can stand against us?

Karen leads the rest of the service whilst Lynne and Pete lead our sung worship.

Revelation

We continue our series in Romans asking the question “What did the cross achieve?”. This week Chris focusses on the revelation revealed by the cross, how God revealed the full extent of Himself and His love to the whole world.
Ant leads the rest of the service whilst Pete leads our sung worship.

Salvation

This week Chris starts a new series. Using Paul’s letter to the Romans we aim to answer the question: what did the cross achieve? This week focussing on salvation.
Susan leads the rest of the service whilst Pete and Nick lead our sung worship.

Wherever We Are

Chris and Shona lead the next service in our All-Age series Frontline Sundays. This time they look at where we spend our time during the week and how we can shine God’s light wherever we are.
Mike leads the sung worship.

The Seed and the Soil

The parable of the sower is one of Jesus’ most famous parables, and often in the church we use it when speaking about mission, viewing ourselves at the sowers. But this week Chris turns it on its head and asks which type of soil are we?
Susan leads the rest of the service with contributions from Pete and Lynne leading the music.