Light House Sermons

David Evans tackles the second part of Hebrews 7 where Jesus is presented as the guarantee of the better covenant, our intersessor and as more than all we need.

Jack Boldick begins a new series on the letter to the Philippians. Today the focus is on Paul's journey to and stay at Philippi as well as the circumstance when writing his letter to them - all this showing what it means to be a "slave of Christ Jesus".

David Evans approaches the 7th chapter of Hebrews - which compares Jesus with Melchizedek - and explains what that means for us today.

Colin Gaskin explores Psalm 61, highlighting the importance of keeping communication open with our loving Father.

David Evans explains how the promises of God meet their fulfilment in Jesus, the Messiah - our Promise, Anchor and Hope.

When things go wrong or we are in a dark place for a long time, we tend to ask where God is - if He even notices us or has just stopped caring altogether. Jack Boldick relays God's gracious reply to those who are suffering hardship, sickness, loss, persecution, abandonment and anything else in between - acknowledging the pain whilst delivering gentle, hopeful truth.

David Evans comes to one of the most severe warnings in Scripture - explaining its misuse, its full meaning and relieving the fears of those who are in Christ - bringing them the hope and encouragement of God's amazing preserving grace.

A house is only as strong as its foundations. David Evans approaches the book of Hebrew's "Foundation Course". These verses tell us of the essentials we need to know and hold to before anything else in order to be firmly rooted as Christians.

Jack Boldick explains the life and power that King David saw in the Scriptures themselves in his Psalm - to change, equip and keep us - but also our responsibility to not just hear them but really listen!

David Evans resumes Hebrews with a high focus on our maturity as believers. Are we determined to hear the Word of God? Or are we too set in our rebellion and refuse to listen?

Colin Gaskin brings us back to the firm foundation of our faith - God's salvation. We are reminded of the hope we have in Jesus' life, death and resurrection for the sake of our justification, sanctification and our effectiveness on earth for His Kingdom until we join Him in eternity.

David Evans' final part on the Kingdom of God puts the focus back on us, the people of Christ. What does it mean - Him being our Lord, King and Master - for us to be His slaves, servants or stewards?

The wonder and the enjoyment of the beauty of creation should lift our eyes off ourselves and onto The Creator. Jack Boldick tries to explain creation's constant message to us about the God Who made them.

This time, David Evans explains what Jesus taught about the Church in its connection to and engagement in the Kingdom of God.

Jack Boldick picks up where he left off with the 8th beatitude, this time looking Jesus' instructions to His 12 disciples on how to handle persecution.

David Evans, this time, explains what the Kingdom of God means for us personally, as its citizens amongst a foreign land - the world.

Jack Boldick explains the relevance of the last beatitude in the West; why we should expect persecution, what it is, and how it's, as Jesus describes it, a blessing.

David Evans deals with the end times - our misconceptions vs. scriptural truth - and how it matters to us right now in his continuing series on the Kingdom of God.

David Evans begins a new series, over the Summer, on the Kingdom of God. What is "the Kingdom of God", why is it important and how does it relate to us, especially in the recent event of Brexit?

Jack Boldick tackles the 7th beatitude in his series - explaining from the scriptures what it is to be a peacemaker and how that relates to being a son of God.