Calvary Evangelical Church, Brighton, Uk

The centre of the communion is the death of Jesus

Laws and rules can make the outside look pretty. But can they change what is inside?

The communion, the Lord's supper, was instituted by Jesus himself. But what is it about, and why is it important? In this first sermon, we look at the origins of the communion.

Jesus tells us first to make sense, then to focus on Justice, mercy, and faithfullness

The Spirit gives gifts to the church. How should they be used?

Matthew 24 is Jesus' last public message. He warns disciples against the Pharisees and delivers woes to the latter. In this sermon we consider the introduction and two of the woes.

What qualities are needed for elders and other spiritual leaders? Paul set down the principles for Timothy.

Jesus makes God known to us, and brings us into fellowship with him.

God's wrath on mankind is justified. How can he be a just judge, yet offer mercy? Through Jesus Christ!

Mankind is in a sorry plight

The LORD provides what we really need

Objections raised to the wrath of God, and some answers

God's wrath is revealed now and in the future, when people turn away from him.

Haman is gone. But What about that edict? Mordecai proposes a radical solution.

What is Christianity? Jesus: The way, the truth and the life.

With help from divine providence, Esther persuades Xerxes to execute Haman for his plan to wipe out the Jews.

After praying for himself, Jesus prays for the apostles, that they would be kept and would witness to the truth.

An ancient feud threatened the survival of the Jews in the Persian empire. After a shaky start, Esther rises to the challenge.

Jesus prays for himself, for the apostles and for all believers. We listen in on a conversation between the Son and the Father, discussing the plan of salvation.

King Xerxes needed a new queen. This is how Esther got the position. Difficult ethical choices had to be made.