South West Baptist Church Sermons

What is God's dream for his creation? What is God doing in the world and how can we join in with it?

Helen Lewthwaite shares the stories of some of our overseas missionary workers, and looks for ways in which God has used them to tell His - and our - story.

Paul returns to a hostile Jerusalem but still insists on speaking to the mob baying for his blood. Alan Jamieson looks at Paul as a witness, and how this changed over time, and what this means for us to be faithful witnesses to Christ.

Paul returns to an unwelcoming Jerusalem, but still insists on sharing his story with the mob baying for his blood. Alan Jamieson looks at what we can learn from Paul about how we share our stories.

Duane Major looks at the ways Paul was guided by God, and how he discerned what God wanted him to do - and how that applies to us today.

Murray Robertson looks at Paul's determination to go to Jerusalem, despite the protests of his friends. How do we determine when something is the prompting of the Holy Spirit and not just our own stubbornness leading us on?

What does it mean to be a pilgrim, to undertake a pilgrimage, and to be a pilgrim church? What is generosity?

Alan Jamieson looks at Paul's final words to the elders of the church of Ephesus, and what those words mean to our churches and elders today.

George Wieland looks at Paul's methodology as he arrives in Ephesus, and how he goes about sharing the gospel.

Murray Robertson looks at the spread of the gospel in Ephesus and the nature of the opposition Paul (and the gospel message) encountered.

Murray Robertson looks at Apollos, and his encounter with the power of the Holy Spirit.

Duane Major looks at Paul's time in Corinth, how Paul ended feeling, and what God told him to do about it.

Merrilyn Withers looks at the story of Naaman, a man who let a very simple thing almost stop him from missing out on what God had in store for him.

Merrilyn Withers encourages us to be real with ourselves, each other and God, and looks at why this is so important.

Paul visits Athens, a major city of the ancient world, and birthplace of many key features of western civilization, and preaches to the people there.

Jo Robertson looks at the change the power of the gospel brought to two people who crossed paths with Paul and Silas.

Murray Robertson looks at the topic of guidance as it relates to Paul and his decisions about where he should go next.

Murray Robertson looks at the (eventually) hostile reception Paul and Barnabas receive when they take the gospel to Lystra and Derbe

Heather Gall looks at the next stage of Paul and Barnabas' journey, as they leave the Jewish world behind and enter the hostile territory of the Gentile world.

Jo Robertson examines the spread of the gospel as Paul and Barnabas set out overseas, and encounter both opposition and acceptance.