Yahweh among the gods: Unrivalled
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Cheri brings us our second sermon in our new series, Yahweh among the gods. We walk through the story of Yahweh declaring his authority over the gods of Egypt in the book of Exodus. We know the familiar story of God delivering the Hebrews from Egypt, but now we delve into the the battle within the spiritual realm during that time. The story of God's unrivalled power over very real deceptive powers. We face some difficult ideas as we learn about the destruction that misplaced worship brings. We ask the question, is the Bible simply just wild myths folded in with good philosophy or is...
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Yahweh among the gods: Creator
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Vijay kicks off a brand new series with us. - Yahweh among the gods - The first sermon in this series is about God the Creator! We dive into Genesis 1:1-2:3 and learn how the creation story of the Bible is unique amongst all creation stories.
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What relevance (if any) does Old Testament Law have for Christians?
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Derek walks us through the relevance of Old Testament Law in our lives as Christians. We learn a bit about what is still applicable, what isn't applicable and what we can still learn from.
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When Doubt Isn't Doubt
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James's sermon focuses on the difference between doubt and unbelief. We look at the story of Thomas and Jesus in John 20:19-21, 24-29.
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Patience
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Florence bring us to today's sermon. She walks us through the importance of patience in the Christian walk.
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Can the Old Testament be a blessing rather than a burden to Christians?
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Derek brings us this sermon. He addresses 3 issues that Christians often have with the Old Testament.
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Saying Sorry to God - Psalm 51
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James delivered us a sermon covering the incredible Psalm 51:1-17. Psalm 51 is a psalm of repentance written by David when the prophet Nathan came to him after his affair with Bathsheba. James walks us through the different stages of saying sorry to God. The preparation, the confession, the cleansing and the confidence we can have in God, based on his promises in scripture.
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July 6th 2025 Baptism Service Sermon
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This service we were blessed to see four of our congregation get baptised! Before they shared their testimonies, Vijay shared this short sermon. In this sermon he spoke to us about how a relationship with God through Jesus Christ, provides the belonging, clarity and satisfaction we desire and need. He explained how we were created to function with him and not apart. The promise in John 10:10 is unpacked an we learn that we find our home in Christ.
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Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 10
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David takes us through part 10 of our Evangelism series. He walks us through the very last section of the biblical account of Paul ~ Acts 21-28. We saw that, even in this desperate situation, Paul still took every single opportunity provided to him to share the hope he had in Christ. The amount of power the individuals had, or did not have, didn't deter him. He just continued to be a faithful witness, even at the risk of his own life. He stayed faithful to Christ.
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Your Mission: You Should Choose to Accept It ~ Part 9
Sermons from Aberdeen Christian Fellowship
Florence brings us the word for Part 9 of our Evangelism series. The passage is Acts 20:17-27.
info_outlineVijay starts a short series that traces the storyline of the Bible as God's commitment to bless creation. In this first sermon he looks at the story beginning from creation to the account at Babel. When God creates humans, he blesses them with the capacity to flourish, enjoy God's creation and enjoy healthy relationship with others. This capacity for blessedness is ultimately rooted in a right relationship with God. But not only are humans to enjoy such blessing, they are also to be instruments of it as they enrich others. The story from the Fall to the Tower of Babel is that humans fail to both enjoy such blessing and to pass it on to others. What will God do ensure that his intention will indeed come to pass? That will be the subject of the next sermon.