All Gospel sermons


The Kind of Prayer God Hears

Dr Peter Masters | 6:30pm | Sunday 20 February 2011
True atheism is rare. Everyone prays at some time, but how? Here are prayers that fall to the ground, and why, contrasted with the kind that God has promised to answer. To know these things is to know how to approach and find God in a true and personal way.

The Greatest Plan in World History

Dr Peter Masters | 6:30pm | Sunday 13 February 2011
To lose sight of the Cross of Calvary is to miss the central event of all history - the kindest act of unparallelled love, the great transaction, the most profound and enduring accomplishment and the most honest and powerful. Here is why.

Choosing Christ

Dr Peter Masters | 6:30pm | Sunday 6 February 2011
Moses was already a 'man of God', when he chose to leave his royal life for God's service, but his choice vividly highlights the issues in responding to the call of the Gospel - the call to Christ and to eternal life. Here are the cries of both dissuasion and…

Everyone’s Chief Idol

Dr Peter Masters | 6:30pm | Sunday 30 January 2011
What is universally worshiped and served by everyone in every age, and why? Our greatest need is to be turned from this chief idol to the forgiveness, new life and eternal home that comes only from Christ the Lord.

Gaining Spiritual Understanding

Dr Peter Masters | 6:30pm | Sunday 16 January 2011
Christ's miracle of sight to the blind illustrate the depth of human unawareness of spiritual realities, and the transformation brought about when we come into union with God. Here are the losses of spiritual blindness and the gains of conversion.

God’s Plan for the World

Dr Peter Masters | 6:30pm | Sunday 9 January 2011
Here is the most detailed prophecy - 900 years before the event - of Christ's work and of the way He would capture the hearts of billions until the final day of earth's history. This is the message of eternal life.

The Walking Dead

Dr Peter Masters | 6:30pm | Sunday 2 January 2011
Viewed spiritually, we may be dead on our feet, responsible for our moral behaviour, and yet unconscious, of our need of God, and of the smallness of our lives. Here is the way of escape from a life of spiritual pointlessness, to discovery of spiritual life.