This sermon examines the first eleven verses of 1 Corinthians 12 to explain the nature and purpose of spiritual gifts within the church. The preacher addresses the theological debate between cessationists and continuationists regarding the presence of miraculous gifts today while emphasizing that all believers possess some manifestation of the Spirit for the common good. Key themes include the sovereignty of the Triune God in distributing diverse abilities, the necessity of discerning true spiritual utterances from false ones, and the specific functions of gifts such as wisdom, knowledge, faith, healing, prophecy, and tongues. The text highlights that these manifestations are not for personal pride but are designed to benefit others and glorify Christ. Ultimately, the message affirms that every gift originates from the Holy Spirit who distributes them according to His sovereign will.
30 Aug 2026
The Faith of Abraham
This sermon examines the nature of true faith through the life of Abraham as presented in Hebrews 11. It highlights three key aspects of biblical faith: obeying God without all the information, living as a pilgrim with hope in an eternal city rather than earthly stability, and trusting God to fulfill impossible promises like the birth of Isaac. Mr Mitchell emphasizes that believers are strangers on earth whose ultimate citizenship is in heaven, urging them to persevere in faith despite present hardships. By looking beyond temporary circumstances to the heavenly Jerusalem, Christians are called to live lightly upon the world while maintaining steadfast hope in God's future fulfillment.
30 Aug 2026
The Faith of Noah
The sermon examines Noah as a primary example of persevering faith within the broader context of Hebrews chapter 11. It outlines four essential qualities of true faith: believing God's word despite cultural opposition, obeying divine commands through action, declaring the gospel to a watching world, and inheriting righteousness by grace alone. The preacher emphasizes that genuine faith is not merely intellectual assent but results in a lifelong walk of obedience and witness. This biblical model serves as both an encouragement for believers facing modern challenges and a solemn warning to unbelievers regarding impending judgment. Ultimately, the message calls listeners to trust in Jesus Christ as the true Ark of salvation before the final day of reckoning.
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