Sermons

This is the the continuation of Paul's Conversion and uniting with the believers. The central focus of the story is Paul's commission from Jesus and his calling to be a witness to the reality of who Jesus is. Joey talks about the the relationship between tradition and experience and how we need both in our walk with the Lord. 

There is also a great story about some mud and a lotus ... :-)

This Christmas Joey looks at the Magi of the Christmas story as recorded in the Gospel of Matthew. They were not Kings as the songs say, they were pagan sorcerers, astronomers and astrologists. However they were seekers of truth. Joey parallels the lives of the Magi with that of the tyrannical king Herod and the Scribes and Pharisees who knew where the christ would be born but missed it. We are to be a people who seek truth and not become so busy with our own plans that we miss out on the fellowship of God and the people around us. 

Jim Mills and his wife Anne vist us this sunday and share with us about their Ministry, Creative Arts Europe www.creativeartseurope.org

Jim also brings an encouraging word about being free to serve God in all the areas of our life because he is the Lord and Creator of All Things....

Joey preaches about the dynamics of conversion in the account of Paul and in Ananias.  Paul, the "zealous lover of truth" gets knocked off his high horse with flashes of light when he sees Jesus for who he really is. Ananias learns faithful obedience while listening to the intimate voice of God. These two "conversions" show us the real meaning of the word: To turn with God, not just to Him. 

Joey preaches on the story of Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch. Philip had to be able to hear from God in dangerous times, He had to trust God with a faith response and embrace uncertainty. Joey also shows how we can practically live as evangelists, pointing to God in in the everyday truth, goodness and beauty of life.