All Nations Presbyterian Church: Morning Sermon Series
All Nations Presbyterian Church
13 episodes
3 days ago
All Nations Presbyterian Church in Perth is a Bible-believing church. We have a very diverse multiethnic congregation that meets in the centre of Perth city each week. We hold to the Bible being God’s word, and we value sermons that are faithful to the Bible while also being relevant and applied to those who listen. Our usual pattern is to work through a book of the Bible, alternating between the New Testament and the Old Testament, with occasional topical series. The average sermon length is around 30 minutes.
This podcast features the sermons preached in the morning service each week. The main preacher is Simon van Bruchem, with guest preachers at regular intervals. You can find out more about our church at www.allnations.org.au, or you can visit our social media pages on Instagram or Facebook. Simon also blogs regularly at www.writtenforourinstruction.com.
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All Nations Presbyterian Church in Perth is a Bible-believing church. We have a very diverse multiethnic congregation that meets in the centre of Perth city each week. We hold to the Bible being God’s word, and we value sermons that are faithful to the Bible while also being relevant and applied to those who listen. Our usual pattern is to work through a book of the Bible, alternating between the New Testament and the Old Testament, with occasional topical series. The average sermon length is around 30 minutes.
This podcast features the sermons preached in the morning service each week. The main preacher is Simon van Bruchem, with guest preachers at regular intervals. You can find out more about our church at www.allnations.org.au, or you can visit our social media pages on Instagram or Facebook. Simon also blogs regularly at www.writtenforourinstruction.com.
All Nations Presbyterian Church: Morning Sermon Series
38 minutes
2 weeks ago
Acts 7:54-8:8 - "Suffering Spreads God's Word"
Last Sunday morning, we heard from Acts 7:54-8:8 together. In this passage, Stephen is killed for his faith in Jesus. A widespread persecution then breaks out against the church, and believers are scattered across Judea and Samaria, where they carry the gospel into a new region. We especially saw that as Christians, we and the worldwide church will eventually suffer for our faith. Yet, even in the midst of suffering and persecution, there is hope. Jesus Christ our Savior has suffered before us, dying to pay for our sins. Not only that, but God even uses suffering and persecution to spread His Word in this world. One day, our suffering will be over, and Jesus Christ will welcome us His blood-bought children home to glory. This week, take some time to thank God for Jesus Christ who suffered and died to save us. Then, ask for strength from the Holy Spirit that we and the worldwide church can face whatever suffering we experience with patience, faith, and grace.
All Nations Presbyterian Church: Morning Sermon Series
All Nations Presbyterian Church in Perth is a Bible-believing church. We have a very diverse multiethnic congregation that meets in the centre of Perth city each week. We hold to the Bible being God’s word, and we value sermons that are faithful to the Bible while also being relevant and applied to those who listen. Our usual pattern is to work through a book of the Bible, alternating between the New Testament and the Old Testament, with occasional topical series. The average sermon length is around 30 minutes.
This podcast features the sermons preached in the morning service each week. The main preacher is Simon van Bruchem, with guest preachers at regular intervals. You can find out more about our church at www.allnations.org.au, or you can visit our social media pages on Instagram or Facebook. Simon also blogs regularly at www.writtenforourinstruction.com.
