Showing posts with label john the baptist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label john the baptist. Show all posts
Wednesday, 10 April 2019
The Midweek Message: The Transfiguration (Matthew 17)
In chapter 17 of the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus ascends a mountain with three of his disciples, and suddenly begins to shine brightly in front of them. In this sermon, we consider what the disciples witnessed and what it means for us today.
Labels:
Christian faith,
Elijah,
gospel of matthew,
john the baptist,
sermon,
transfiguration,
Welshpool Community Church
Thursday, 1 March 2018
Another Midweek Message: Faith and Doubt (Matthew 11)
In this message, we consider if it is possible to have faith and doubt at the same time as John the Baptist seeks reassurance from Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 11.
Labels:
doubt,
faith,
gospel of matthew,
jesus,
john the baptist,
sermon,
Welshpool Community Church
Wednesday, 14 September 2016
Some (Recorded!) Words for Wednesday - From the kerbside to the kingdom (Matt.3)
Well, we've now begun to record the messages preached on Sunday and upload them to Youtube. My apologies for the changeable volume level - I've realised that we need to keep the phone by the amp (which doesn't move around) rather than in front of the preacher (who sometimes moves around a lot!)
Labels:
baptism,
gospel,
gospel of matthew,
holy spirit,
john the baptist,
Welshpool Community Church
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