South West Baptist Church Sermons

Jo Robertson brings our series on Jesus's Call to Community to an end with a look at how God's people are called to be peacemakers: to resolve conflict rather than perpetuate it or ignore it, and to help bring about the conditions for peace to grow and develop.

Duane Major looks at the nestled layers of community that Jesus experienced and made himself apart of with those who gathered around him, from the 3, to the 12, to the 72 and to the crowds. What type of redemptive community do these layers entail?

Jesus calls people to follow him together. But what sort of people does he call? Sam Young looks at who Jesus called as his first disciples.

Sam Young Begins our series on Jesus's call to community with a look at the calling of the first disciples, the creation of Adam and Eve and the calling of Abram, and asks the question: what kind of community is Jesus calling us to be?

Our Flourish series continues with a look at how seeds grow and the importance of the little things - even seeds as small as a mustard seed.

In the first of our Summer series, Lidwina shares her personal testimony of God at work in her life and the lives of those around her.

Ameila Smith concludes our Advent series by sharing how the most amazing divinely given gift came to us in the most ordinary packaging.

Sam Young continues our Advent series by examining the promise of peace given by God and realised in the coming of Jesus.

Advent continues with Jo Robertson heading back to the prophet Jeremiah to see how God's promised king would bring justice

We begin Advent with a look at what the prophet Isaiah prophesied about the coming of the Messiah and how, in Jesus, the light has truly come.

Duane Major takes us through the final chapter of James, where James has much to say about the rich and shares some hard-hitting truths for God's people.

As much as we might not want it to, conflict on the church is a reality. Amelia Smith looks at what James says we can do about it and how to deal with it effectively.

Our James series continues with Murray Robertson examining the difficulty - and absolute necessity - of taming our tongue.