Destiny Church Edinburgh

Liam Smith oversees the work of Destiny Ministries in Europe and is the local pastor of Destiny Church Rosenheim. Liam has a strong prophetic gifting and brings a message that he feels is relevant for Destiny Church Edinburgh at this point in our journey. This message is a call to get moving in what God has planned for your life and not to settle for less than that.

Bob Gass works with UCB to create daily bible reading notes, Word For Today, which are read by 7 million people worldwide on a daily basis. We were privileged to host Bob and UCB as they travelled the UK for the 20th anniversary tour of Word For Today. Bob shared a very powerful message with us about living in Christ with the awareness of what He has done for us by saving us and completely trusting Him each day.

In this message Peter unpacks the creation of mankind and that God created human beings in His image therefore we believe all life is immensely valuable. He also takes time to look at some deep issues of abortion and suicide.

Since the beginning of time God has had a plan for planet earth. In this message we take to look at this plan as unveiled through scripture, and what this means for our lives on a daily basis.

At the end of creation God rests. In this message Sammy unpacks the purpose of the Sabbath rest as God intended and what it means to us today. He shares some practical tips to help us keep going in a busy world.

We begin an epic new series looking at the book of Genesis. Peter unpacks the first 6 days of creation, some of the controversies that surround the text and the implications for us of this important and essential chapter at the start of the bible.

Graeme unpacks the second part of our four distinctive values that make us "us"? as Destiny Church Edinburgh. Find out what we value, love and are passionate about as a church.

Pastor Peter unpacks the first two of our four distinctive values that make us "us"? as Destiny Church Edinburgh. Find out what we value, love and are passionate about as a church.

What would you say to someone who was facing the toughest time in their life? Peter spoke to the early church about the new life that's found in Jesus through His death and resurrection to encourage them. Through the resurrection of Jesus it's possible to have our past forgiven, a secure future and power in our present.

Paul takes time to unpack several questions surrounding the cross as he shares a message that helps us reflect on who the cross is for, what Jesus took away for us and how should we react in light of these things.

God is good and all goodness comes from Him. We naturally worship what we see as good and enjoy. In this message we find out that when see and understand God's goodness our response is praise and worship.

In this message we see that Psalm 23 unveils God as our great shepherd and our host. He knows our needs, protects and guides us and we see how, in God, we find ultimate contentment.

When our circumstances bring us down we need to make the choice to look up. This Psalm calls us to look to God as our helper when we feel overwhelmed. This message unpacks what that will look like in our life and the confidence we can have in God to watch over us at all times.

This message unpacks a famous Psalm about God's protection for us. Even when times may seem tough God protects us and delivers us. As we dwell with God then He covers us with His protection, learn how we can experience this in our lives.

All people are worshippers, whether we're Christians, atheists, live in Scotland or live in India. In this message Peter unpacks what idolatry looks like in the Scottish setting, how we become like what we worship and how God is better than any idol we could have.

The angelic beings in heaven constantly sing 'Holy, Holy, Holy'. They have been profoundly impacted by the Holiness of God. We should be too. But what does it mean that God is Holy, and how should we respond? We endeavour to answer these questions in this message.

Psalm 104 is a beautiful poetical description of the early chapters of Genesis showing God to be both the creator and as the one who sustains life. In this message we dig deeper into this awesome truth and how we can put our confidence in Him.

When God speaks, it changes everything. David writes Psalm 29 showing us how nature reveals God as sovereign and in control, even in storms.

Beginning of a new series in the Psalms looking at who God is. This message gives us a big picture of God as the eternal God as well as comparing the eternality of God with our own mortality and the good news that God entered into time as Jesus to give us eternal life.

In this message we answer the questions: How does God give to us and how does our giving impact the lives of others?