Isle of Wight Seventh-day Adventist Church Sermons
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- Made for Sharing - 11th March 2006
A look at the Greek origins of the word Communication and how its definition compliments the delivery of the Gospel Message. - Home Sweet Home - 4th March 2006
Whilst we must live in this world, the Christian has another home; a promise from God of a better dwelling place - prepared for us by the Almighty. Let us remember that despite the current state of things, a bright future awaits us! - Do Not Throw Away Your Confidence - 4th February 2006
Faith, hope, trust and confidence: Four attributes that are essential in the life of every Christian. In the Book of Hebrews, the Apostle Paul encourages us not to discard our confidence in the soon return of our Lord and the reward He brings. - Drink Neither Wine, Nor Strong Drink - 28th January 2006
The consumption of Alcohol used to be a dividing line between Christians and non-believers; however, as time moves on, more and more Christians are beginning to excuse and even advocate it's use. A Biblical response combined with personal testimony. - Like Men Waiting For Their Lord - 21st January 2006
For many Christians, the notion of Jesus returning in glory is one they have heard repeated for generations. Nevertheless, time and familiarity should not lessen our faith or expectation in meeting our Maker. - Giving the People Something to Eat - 14th January 2006
An encouraging message on the importance of faith to bridge the gap between the impossible and what God can do to finish the work of spreading the Bread of Life - the Gospel message, “...to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people...” (Revelation 14:6) - A New Beginning - 7th January 2006
A call to reflect on the spiritual victories of the past year and, in a new year, to “...press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.” (Philippians 3:14). - Tried in the Fire (The Shaking: Part Two) - 31st December 2005
The second instalment in a series dealing with ‘The Shaking’, this sermon looks at how the Lord refines our characters and teaches us to stand in the face of adversity. Four young Hebrews in Babylonian captivity provide excellent examples of Christ's imputed righteousness. - The Magi's Gifts - 24th December 2005
Did you know the three gifts brought to the newborn Jesus by the wise men had a deep significance that speaks to us today about the fruits of the Spirit in Galatians 5:22-23? Learn more about it with the aid of this sermon. - You Are Never Too Old - 17th December 2005
A look at the experiences of four mothers who, when advanced in years, gave birth miraculously to four children, whose names became great in Israel. Starting at the most recent recorded in Scripture - Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist. - Engraved In His Hands - 10th December 2005
God sees in us a worth that exceeds any value that another human being can estimate. This sermon examines this worth by looking at seven characteristics of the blood of Jesus - the price of our salvation. - Why Do We Need Time? - 26th November 2005
We commonly hear the saying, “There is no time like God's time.” The scriptures tell us that every event has its appointed time. God is presently allocating time for sin to demonstrate its true character and its eternal consequences. One day soon, God will call time on this world. - The Secret of Success - 19th November 2005
How does the understanding of success commonly held by those outside of Christ differ from the Lord's perspective? What does it mean to be successful in the sight of our God? - Don't Be Surprised - He is Coming - 5th November 2005
Events in the world show us that the “great and notable day of the Lord” (Acts 2:20) is coming. Are we aware of what is going on around us and are we doing all we can to inform others? - The Fireproof Book - 29th October 2005
During the past two millennia, the Bible has suffered fierce attack from every quarter, religious and atheist alike. Nevertheless, it has outlived its assailants and still inspires the hearts of men and women with God's message of salvation through Jesus Christ.
