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EV Church - Matthew 16: 21-28 and Isaiah 49:1-6
Matthew 16: 21-28 | EV Church | 25/10/2020 | Andrew Heard
In the second week of the EV Grow series Andrew Heard looks at the book of Matthew to remind us of the realities of Heaven and Hell and how they shape our life's purpose right now.
EV Night - Matthew 16: 21-28 and Isaiah 49:1-6
Matthew 16: 21-28 | EV Night | 25/10/2020 | Andrew Heard
In the second week of the EV Grow series Andrew Heard looks at the book of Matthew to remind us of the realities of Heaven and Hell and how they shape our life's purpose right now.
Saturday EV - Micah 1:1-9
Micah 1:1-9 | Saturday EV | 13/08/2016 | Grahame Fuller
Grahame Fuller kicks off the series on Micah examining the just and terrifying judgement of God, highlighting the historical events, the plague-like nature of sin and the character of God. Do you have a heart for the lost, drawing them to the place of safety in Jesus, and remaining there with fear and trembling?
1 Timothy 2:1-7
1 Timothy 2:1-7 | EV Church | 15/05/2016 | Tim Baldwin
Tim Baldwin unpacks Paul's teaching on prayer, highlighting the value of praying for all people, including leaders in authority, in order that Christians can live in godliness and holiness. Are you praying for all people groups for the sake of gospel expansion in the knowledge that our God longs for those that are lost?
Saturday EV - 1 Timothy 2:1-7
1 Timothy 2:1-7 | Saturday EV | 14/05/2016 | Tim Baldwin
Tim Baldwin unpacks Paul's teaching on prayer, highlighting the value of praying for all people, including leaders in authority, in order that Christians can live in godliness and holiness. Are you praying for all people groups for the sake of gospel expansion in the knowledge that our God longs for those that are lost?
Judges 17-18
Judges 17:16-6 | EV Church | 30/06/2013 | Craig Dobbie
Craig Dobbie unpacks the story of Micah and the Levite Jonathan. Here the author of Judges changes tact from the story of a chosen rescuer and drills into some of normal characters of the time. We see that the people have lost their way, doing their own thing and are superstitious. Passing the faith down to our generations matters. Spiritual consequences are not obvious is the short term, but are clear in eternity. Pray that you grow in discernment & be good spiritual leaders to your family.
Acts 13:38-48
Acts 13:38-48 | EV Church | 11/10/2015 | Andrew Heard
Andrew Heard kicks off the new series from Acts 13-28 "To the ends of the earth", explaining Luke's historical account of the spread of the Gospel to the Gentiles; a direct result of the hand of God. Given that God desires for people to find forgiveness and be saved, are you living your life, and using you time and resources to support the spread of the Gospel in order to save the lost?
Acts 13:38-48 - EV Night
Acts 13:38-48 | EV Night | 11/10/2015 | Andrew Heard
Andrew Heard kicks off the new series from Acts 13-28 "To the ends of the earth", explaining Luke's historical account of the spread of the Gospel to the Gentiles; a direct result of the hand of God. Given that God desires for people to find forgiveness and be saved, are you living your life, and using you time and resources to support the spread of the Gospel in order to save the lost?
Reincarnation
Luke 15:11-24 | EV Church | 13/01/2013 | Andrew Heard
Andrew Heard unpacks reincarnation Religious viewpoint 1. Pessimistic view that life is oneness 2. Human is a dislocated part of that oneness 3. Separation from oneness, due to Karma. 4. Escape the wheel of life to be merged back to the oneness of life. Western optimistic view 1. Externality of life. Materialism has bred an arid landscape, if we are just machines. 2. Giving vent to justness and fairness. Past lives explain circumstances, and provides motivation for doing good. 3. Desire to be free from constraint. Allows accountability just for self, without an overarching deity that demands obedience. God came to seek and save the lost, breaking a cycle that we could never do, providing freedom from Karma and the ability to live as we were designed for.
Luke 7:18-28
Luke 7:18-28 | EV Church | 10/02/2013 | Andrew Heard
Andrew Heard preaching on Luke 7:18-28. Even John the Baptist, who Jesus claim was the greatest man that ever lived had doubt. Expecting "the coming one" to bring fire, and hearing the reports of what Jesus was doing gave him doubt. Jesus did come to bring judgement at the cross, but before then focused on seeking out the remnant and to seek and save the lost. Doubts that are founded in the wrong teaching, lead to a rebellious doubt, but John's doubt wasnt a rebellious doubt, but rather one which was inquisitive / weak. He answers John disciples, saying I'm the one mentioned in Isaiah (Isa 35:3, Isa 61) Luke 7 was written to bring us face to face with who Jesus is. He healed the sick, brought people back from the dead and offered forgiveness, engaging with a gentile, window, & a sinful woman.