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Malcolm Reeve
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God is searching desperately for the lost - and He invites us to join His search party too. This sermon on the Parable of the Lost Coin invites us to be part of what heaven is part of - to rejoice as the lost are found - as well as inviting those who are far from God to draw close to Him.
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There is coming a day when God will separate the righteous from the wicked, the believers from the pretenders, the good from the bad - and the outcome for the bad will be ugly. This sermon on the Parable of the Net exhorts us to get serious about eternity and also encourages each believer to keep on casting the net in view of that last day.
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There's a battle raging and we're in it but God gives us armour to protect us and help us fight. Listen now to this sermon which will help you get fit for the fight and clothed in the right spiritual outfit.
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What do you think of when you hear the word "stewardship"? This sermon, delivered in two parts, firstly defines stewardship and then goes on to specifically show what the fact that God owns it all means for how we handle our money. You will gain fresh insights into the power of biblical principles such as tithing and also the need to be the best steward you can be of everything that God has entrusted to you.
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The true measure of what happens in a Sunday morning church service is revealed by what we are doing 24 hours later with what we have learned and experienced. This sermon reminds us that the everyday situations of life, family and work are missional opportunities to share the love, hope and power of Jesus. Where will you be this time tomorrow? And what does God want you to do there?
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This message continues our look at the fruit of the Holy Spirit as we explore kindness, goodness and faithfulness. As the Holy Spirit works in our lives, we change from the inside out. Learn how to demonstrate the kindness of God to those around you in word and action, how to let God's goodness flow out of you to minister to the needs of others and how to be steadfast in fulfilling what you have been entrusted with.
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Love and joy are the first two characteristics of Jesus listed in Galatians 5; Jesus also states in John 15 that we are to love and be full of His joy. This message explores these two key attributes, how to appropriate them and how to use them to impact a world in need.
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When crossing a road we are taught to stop, look and listen, making sure the way is clear and safe. As we travel the road that God has set before us there has never been a more important time to be listening to Him for His instructions and direction. To achieve this we need to form a daily habit: stop, look and listen. This message explores how God speaks to us and shows us how to develop our ability to hear Him.
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Do you feel that your life has wilted, is not growing or going anywhere? God wants you to flourish, mature and produce fruit. This message looks at our lives as trees planted in God, in the Word, and in the Church and encourages us to be properly rooted.
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How many times have we heard "they got in with the wrong crowd" or "they strayed off the path"? Today's message from Psalm 1 will help you live a blessed life in 2017 as you walk, stand and sit as God has prescribed.
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When going on a journey many people trust in their satellite navigation devices to get them to their destination. We are all on a journey, not just in the natural but spiritually too - as individuals and as a church family. The Bible tells us that in all things we should trust God to direct our paths. How do we do this? Listen to this sermon from One Church Leadership Team member, Malcolm Reeve, and find out more.
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This sermon - delivered by Malcolm Reeve, a member of the One Church leadership team – is based on Ezekiel 47, Ezekiel’s vision of a river of life flowing out of the temple. The message is a call to be a church that transforms what is dead into life - to be a church that is a river of life in our city, an outlet of transformation to all who we encounter.
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