White Fields Community Church Sermons

In John 2:1-11 we see that the transforming of water into wine signified that Jesus came to remove our shame and bring about unending joy, for those who trust in Him.

In John 11:1-26 we see that because Jesus resurrected, you can have the hope of resurrection and the gift of life, if you believe in Him.

In John 19:16-37 we see how, by his death, Jesus atoned for our sins, so that we can be forgiven and reconciled to God.

In John 14:1-14, we learn that in troubling times, we can have confidence and hope knowing that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life; everything we need for eternity and for this life as well.

In John 10:11-21 we learn that, as the Good Shepherd, Jesus personally knows and lovingly serves those who are in His flock.

In John 10:1-10 we learn that, as the door of the sheep, Jesus provides us with security, salvation, and abundant life.

In John 8:12-30 we learn that Jesus is the light of the world, who came so that rather than dying in our sins, we might have the light of life.

In John 6:25-40, just as manna was provided by God in the wilderness, so Jesus is provided to us as the Bread of Life, that through him we are sustained and have eternal life.

In 1 Corinthians 16:1-24, we see that giving is a grace which helps us become more like Jesus, who gave Himself for us.

In 1 Corinthians 15:35-58, we see how the hope of the resurrection fills us with courage to face life and death, and gives direction and urgency to how we live here and now.

In 1 Corinthians 15:12-34 we see how the fact that Jesus resurrected means that in Him, there is hope for us beyond the grave, and this hope alone gives meaning and direction to our lives here and now.

In 1 Corinthians 15:1-11, we see how God’s power to raise Christ from the dead is the same power by which He makes us new creations so that we can truly love Him.

In 1 Corinthians 14:26-40, we see how, rather than being just another consumerist activity, the essence of true worship is surrender to God, which reorients our hearts to be like Jesus, and build up others in love.

In Jude 1.24-25, The Bible clearly teaches that every person born on the earth will one day die, then stand before the judgment seat of God to give an account of everything they have done in this life.

In Revelation 2:1-7, we see why it is important that a community persevering in the gospel is a community compelled by, controlled by, and consumed and captivated by the love of Christ. Growing old in the faith but not cold in love.

In Ephesians 4:1-16 we see how, having been saved by God’s grace, we form a community united by the gospel, where we are equipped to serve and love like Jesus.

Like in Ephesus, where steps of faith and the receiving of God’s Word led to transformation, we seek to be aligned with the heart and mission of Jesus.

In John 1:14-18 we see how the light of God’s glory was made visible in Jesus, who now reveals this light through the lives of those who receive his grace.

In Luke 2:8-20 we see how, in order to set us free from the tyranny of darkness, Jesus came as the morning star, so we can live in the dawn of the new day.

In Romans 8:18-30 we see that our weary world groans under the curse of sin and death, but because of Jesus, the day is coming when our sighing will give way to rejoicing.