Sermons

We enjoyed a wonderful Easter weekend in 2007 with some excellent ministry from Ian Jackson of Eastbourne (UK) and Sandy Higgins (USA). All the weekend's messages were edifying and helpful, but on the final day in particular, Easter Monday, we were treated to a real feast. It's difficult to pick out one outstanding message as they were all good, but Ian Jackson's evening message on 'The Godly Man' certainly made a powerful impact on us all and is well worth a listen. Sandy Higgins's message on the 'The Godly Family' was also very challenging and inspiring.

EASTER CONFERENCE 2007 - All the messages preached at our Easter Conference 2007 with Sandy Higgins and Ian Jackson
Sandy Higgins gives clear and comprehensive teaching on the distinctive principles of a New Testament assembly, outlining all of its basic essential features and functions (Ministry given Easter Monday 9th April 2007)
Ian Jackson expounds on the righteousness of God from the epistle to the Romans and gives an excellent 50 minute explanation of how the gospel should be preached (Ministry given Easter Monday 9th April 2007)
Ian Jackson preaches a stirring and challenging 50 minute message on 'The Godly Man' and how to live a godly life from the text, "Help Lord for the godly man ceaseth" (Ministry given Easter Monday 9th April 2007)
Sandy Higgins gives 45 minutes of wise counsel on how to order a godly home. Sandy brings many years of experience to this vital subject, as a father, doctor and assembly elder (Ministry given Easter Monday 9th April 2007)
Sandy Higgins preaches on 'difficulties in building for God' from the book of Nehemiah. He draws parallels between the problems Nehemiah faced and those we face today in building up local assemblies (Ministry given Easter Saturday 7th April 2007)
Sandy Higgins preaches on the importance of developing a true 'Christian worldview'. It's vital to understand that the world looks at life totally differently from the way in which a Christian should (Ministry given Sunday 8th April 2007)
Sandy Higgins gives an overview of Paul's epistle to the Philippians. This is a masterly treatment of the epistle and will open up the chapters to the listener in a clear and helpful manner (Ministry given Thursday 5th April 2007)
Ian Jackson preaches on the meaning of the statement 'That they may be one' (from John 17) and gives a much-needed warning against the Ecumenical Movement, which misuses this statement of Christ (Ministry given Easter Saturday 7th April 2007)