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The 3Rs of Grace. #4

So far in this series we have looked at reconciliation and forgiveness.

This week we study Hebrews 10 v 1 and 2, where we find that, as we live under grace, we should have no more conscience of sin.

What does this mean?

Can we live a life where we should have no guilt or shame about our sin?

We can if we really understand that the finished work of Jesus was perfectly perfect!

The 3Rs of Grace. #3

Today we look at a requirement for true reconciliation;  that is, forgiveness.

Vic makes some seemingly controversial statements today, such as:

"We have been forgiven for all our sin already."

"We do not need to ask God for forgiveness."

"What is known as 'The Lord's Prayer' is an Old Covenant prayer and not meant to be recited today."

Listen with an open heart, and an open Bible, to find out more.

Sunday 11 September 2016

Due to other committments, today's message may not be uploaded until tomorrow.

Techy Dave.

The 3Rs of Grace. #2

In the second of our new series, ‘The 3 Rs of Grace’, Pastor Vic takes an in depth look at the concept of Reconciliation.

The first of our 3 Rs, reconciliation is what God did for us.

Find out that reconciliation was an event in the past, long before we were born, and came about through the finished work of Jesus.

There was, and there is, nothing we could do to reconcile ourselves to God; but, Praise God,  it has already been achieved.

Listen to find out more.

The 3Rs of Grace. #1

Pastor Vic starts a new series today; we are calling it, 'The 3 Rs of Grace.'

Before we can tackle difficult concepts in mathematics, for example, we need to be able to read, write and count.

In the Christian faith we have the 3 Rs that we need to understand about; that is Reconciliation, Righteousness and Renewal.

In the first of this new series Pastor Vic gives a summary of what is to come.

Lessons from the Life of David. #5

This week, in the final message of this series, Pastor Vic shows us how and why we can fall in to sin, just the way David did with Bathsheba.

David was faithful to the ways of God when he was experiencing times of difficulty. However, when David became king, and was successful, he became lazy and lost his focus.

As a New Covenant believer, we can still sin but sin does not affect God's relationship toward us. However, our sin has earthly consequences and it hurts the people around us.

Listen, learn and understand why it is good to stay focused on God in all circumstances.

Lessons from the Life of David. #4

This week, Pastor Vic carries on with looking at what we can learn from the life of David.

Today we spend time when David is going through great troubles and we see that he seeks the advice of the Lord and obeys it; and that he seeks, clings to and encourages himself in the Lord.

Great advice for us today; so listen for more details.

Lessons from the Life of David. #3

In the third of our series on David, Pastor Vic gives his 'take' on the account of David and Goliath.

There are lots we can learn from how David behaves during this encounter but the most important is what it tells us about covenants.

David knew the covenant relationship he was in with God; he had faith in this covenant; he spoke out this covenant and he acted according to the covenant.

This is what we must do as we live under the New Covenant.

Sunday 7 August 2016

This Sunday's message will be posted up on Monday because MGF is having a fellowship barbeque on Sunday afternoon and 'Techy Dave' will be involved with that.

Thank you for your patience.  Blessings.

Lessons from the Life of David. #2

This is week two in our new series looking at what we can learn from the life of David.

In 1 Samuel 18 we read the phrase, "behaved himself wisely"; what does this mean and is it relevant for us today?

You may not like the answer but it is relevant for us today and speaks directly into how we should behave and act towards authority figures in our life.

Even though Saul was jealous, and acted terribly towards him, David still obeyed Saul and behaved wisely.

Listen and learn more from the life of David that you can implement in your own life today.