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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.
The Vine and the Branches
John 15:1-25 | EV Church | 2/04/2023 | Andrew Heard
John Chapter 15 stresses the importance of a Christian "producing fruit". Andrew Heard shows us that Jesus is the one who gives us power to create a fruitful Christian life.
The Vine and the Branches
John 15:1-25 | EV Night | 2/04/2023 | Andrew Heard
John Chapter 15 stresses the importance of a Christian "producing fruit". Andrew Heard shows us that Jesus is the one who gives us power to create a fruitful Christian life.
Parable of the Sower
Luke 8:4-15 | EV Church | 17/02/2013 | Tim Baldwin
Tim Baldwin unpacks the parable of the sower. Parables are not given so that everyone understands, but rather (v9) to speak like Isaiah, as a form of judgement. Truth is concealed from the casual listener, who ultimately are judged for ignoring Gods truth. God is a speaking God and His word (the seed) is delivered and heard in many ways. 1. Path - the devil takes away the word of God. 2. Rocky ground - receive the word with joy, then fall away when testing comes 3. Thorns - hear the word, but allows life's worries, riches and pleasures to take priority 4. Good soil - hear & retain the word and through perseverance produce an abundant harvest of godliness with a passion for mission. Pray that you listen to God's word and have your life shaped by it to become more like Christ.
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.