PreachingInPyjamas

What a beautiful psalm showing us how majestic God’s name really is and how that connects with the Son of Man - Jesus.

Something different for Pentecost. Looking at the last half of the 2nd act of 2 “concert psalms” that David has written to hammer home why we need to be constantly praising God and Leviathan is one of them.

These last verses of Revelation not only neatly wrap up the book of Revelation but whole Bible as well and give Christians so much to think about.

Looking at the Gospel of John 14:23–29 and the word or teaching that Jesus says we are to believe if we love him. I have a feeling it is different to what you think!

Looking at one of the Hallelujah Psalms – psalm 148. The psalm looks at who should be praising God and why. Do you know who is included in the psalm? And do you know what is promised in the psalm for those who need help praising God?

Looking at the immense depth there is in Psalm 23 – For to my surprise it doesn’t just comfort the dying, it is written to help the living – live!

Looking at Revelation 5:11–14 – Might be short but just wow when you look at the context.

Looking at Psalm 150 – what an incredible psalm.

Looking at all of Psalm 118 rather than selected verses cos what the whole Psalm reveals is truly incredible.

Looking at Isaiah 52:13-53:12. Isn’t it incredible how accurate the prophecy about the Suffering Servant was!

Looking at Luke 19:28-40. Did you know just how important the two disciples were for the entry into Jerusalem?

Looking at John 12:1-8, 9–11. Did you realise there is more to the story than Mary pouring expensive perfume over Jesus’ feet? John has given a brilliant picture of the various responses to the undeniable proof that Jesus is who He said He was!

Looking at Luke 15:1-3, 11b-32. Have you consider what is the context for the parable of the Prodigal or Lost son?. Very challenging discovery!

Looking at Isaiah 55:1–13. What are God's ways and thoughts that are higher than our thoughts and ways?.

Looking at Luke 13:31–35. Herod wants to kill Jesus.

"but wait there is more" to the temptation of Jesus narrative.

It’s shocking discovering just how bad King David was, but look at what he does in Psalm 51.

Are we in the End Times with all that's happening around the world? Should I be worried? What does the Bible tell us about the End of the World? How will Jesus return? When will Jesus return? When will your end of time be?

I was dismayed at the context in this Psalm for what God considers wicked. But discovering what the Psalm says God’s does for His people was cool.

Challenging and confronting sermon message with a twist question that takes you out of your comfort zone.

I was shocked at the context for the evil and wicked in this Psalm. And discovering how the Psalm deals with the perplexing question of the wicked living the good life, while the God’s people suffer.

It was exciting discovering the Apostle Paul’s brilliant discussion on The Resurrection against the doubters in the Corinth congregation.

Is there or isn’t there any archaeological evidence to verify the biblical narrative in Exodus? Time to find out which is true. whether there isn’t any archaeological evidence or whether there is enough evidence. The answer is not as straightforward as you would think.

Today's reading is looking at Isaiah 6:1-8 & 9-13. The incredible vision of God Isaiah was blessed to see and what it meant to him and how it impacts us.

Do you know about all the miracles in Joshua's life? Do you know about his faith highs and lows? Are you curious about how Joshua handled a demotion? Did you know the full import of his most famous and oft quoted declaration at the end of his life? This message attempts to discover the answers and more.