Destiny Church Edinburgh

The Bible tells us that it was for "freedom that Christ has set us free". But are we really living in the freedom that Christ has made available to us? Are we still living under law? In this message, Andrew challenges believers to lay hold of and enjoy the freedom they have in Christ.

Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed? (Acts 19:2). This was Paul's question to the new believers in Ephesus and today the question remains for us. In this message we investigate an experience the Bible calls the baptism with the Holy Spirit; an experience which typically is separate to our conversion.

How can unholy people be filled with the Holy Spirit? In this message we investigate: who the Holy Spirit is, how is it possible for Him to dwell in us, and what does He do in our lives.

In this message Peter spells out the reasons why we're going to be a church that plants churches around the world. "The mark of a great church is not its seating capacity, but its sending capacity." (Mike Stachura)

Do we feel the pain of others? The Bible paints a picture of the church as a body of people who have "equal concern for each other" (1 Cor. 12:25). In this message we look at how God empowers us to "Rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn." (Rom. 12:15)

This passage reveals how it is God's heart that you flourish. He reveals how: being planted in Him and planted in the local church.

In this message we investigate how each person has a unique and vital role to play in the life of the church.

In our world, greatness tends to be defined by wealth, popularity, fame and the like. Does God have anything to say about greatness though? And if He did, what would He say are the keys for achieving it? Find out how Jesus defined greatness and how He said it can be achieved.

In this message Pastor Pete spells out the process of how we make disciples. We see this message as a pivotal going forward as a church into the future God has for us. This is part 2 of a 2 part message.

In this message Pastor Pete spells out the process of how we make disciples. We see this message as a pivotal going forward as a church into the future God has for us. This is part 1 of a 2 part message.

1 Peter 2:9 says "you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God's special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light." Why do we exist as the church and what is it that we've been called to do? In this message we try and answer these two very important questions.

In this message preached on Easter Sunday we look at how the resurrection of Jesus impacted the lives of Peter, Thomas and John.

The Bible tells us that _...God was reconciling the world to himself in Christ..." (2 Cor. 5:19). The word reconcile infers that at one point we had a connection with God which was lost. True peace comes when we reconnect with God through Jesus' death and resurrection. As Augustine said: "We are made for You O God and our hearts are restless until they have found their rest in You."

The Bible reveals God as a God of extreme anger and at the same time extreme love. In this message we investigate how both the anger and the love of God are on full display at Christ's cross.

The bible clearly says that men and women have been created in the image of God. This means that you will understand characteristics of God's nature by looking at the way that men and women have been uniquely wired. The bible clearly says that God is Father and also it refers to God as husband, but can God's character also be seen in womanhood?

Jesus' death on the cross satisfied God's justice and God's love. Justice demanded that sin is judged, yet love demanded that sinners be saved. In this message we investigate what does it mean to be justified?

Relationships can be a painful subject. In addition to this the culture we live in can often influence the way we approach love, relationships, and dating. This message focuses on what the Bible has to say about these things.

We believe that marriage was God's idea and therefore for a marriage to be a success we need to build our relationships on the foundation of God's scripture. In this message Peter takes us on a journey looking at what scripture says about marriage.

What comes first mission or community? In this message we discover that our community as a church comes from us being on mission in the world. Jesus said: "As You sent Me into the world, I have sent them into the world." (John 17:18)

Building on the foundation of other messages in this series, Graeme looks into the key things that marked out the early Christians as a true 'New Covenant Community'. In this message, we also explore what true biblical 'fellowship' is, and various behaviours that either enhance or inhibit the formation of genuine biblical community.