This message which forms part of our current sermon series ‘Recycled’, looks at how God prepared David, a shepherd boy for kingship and recycled his life after he had allowed sin to mar his walk with the Lord. The message encourages each one of us to have ‘hearts that are after God’s heart,’ no matter what age we are.
As we continue with our new sermon series ‘Recycled’, this message explores and unpacks how, despite her nationality and tragic situation, God, as the Master Recycler, turned Ruth’s life around and used it for His glory, aligning her to His Sovereign plan.
This is a message of encouragement and hope to anyone who is either in a difficult situation or whose life isn’t quite what they think it should be. In particular, it is a message to women, as well as those who are excluded for whatever reason.
In our new series ‘Recycled’, this third message continues on the theme of God recycling lives and situations to fulfill His Sovereign plans. In this episode we examine the Apostle Paul, a man who dramatically changed from being merely ‘religious’ to being a ‘revivalist’ after meeting the risen Jesus, as recorded in the Book of Acts chapter 9. Formerly known as Saul, he was a zealot for the cause destroying the early Christian church, but he soon found out that he would be recycled by God in order to pioneer it.
In our brand new series ‘Recycled’, this second message continues on the theme of how God is in the recycling business, changing lives and situations to fulfill His Sovereign plans. It looks at the life of Esther, an ordinary Jewish orphan who became queen in a foreign land and thus saved her people from annihilation through an act of courage, knowing that she had been called for such a time as this.
In our brand new series ‘Recycled’, this first message introduces you to our God who is in the recycling business, changing lives and situations to fulfill His Sovereign plans. It looks at the life of the Apostle Peter and reveals how the Lord transforms this ordinary man into a vessel fit for the Master’s use.
