Springbourne Christian Centre

FIRE!

// May 9th, 2011 // Comments Off // Sermons

Resuming uploading sermons again, at least temporarily, as I had several requests for yesterdays within minutes of the service being over.

Pastor Alberto from Portugal (recently) and Brasil (originally) brought us this message about keeping the fire burning in the temple of God. The message is in Portugese and translated by his wife Francesca (sorry if the spellings are bad here) who has been at SCC with their son Marcus for some time now. Alberto is returning to Portugal for the time being, but feels God calling him to the UK, so we look forward to seeing him back with their other son soon.

Anyway, have a listen to the message if you missed it (or if you just want to hear it again). My apologies if the sound levels are a little off, we were balancing the two mics for the congregation which probably makes the recording a little loud at times.

Sepember Sermons

// September 27th, 2010 // Comments Off // General, Sermons

OK, lets get back to making the sermons available by throwing them all at you in one big lump.

Here’s September and I’ll try to get back to making them available weekly.

5th Sept – Tom – Family Service

12th Sept – Dave

19th Sept – Julian – With some exiting news for for Youth events

19th Sept pm – Dave

26th Sept – Dave

26th Sept pm – Dave

Sermon Archive – 11th July

// July 13th, 2010 // Comments Off // Sermons

Dave was doing the lazy preach this sunday morning and had us discussing and sharing about certain passages (all in 1+2 Cor I think, certainly the one we had was). Actually, don’t tell him I said so, but it worked really well.

That said, it it really needs editing as all you’ll hear is 10 mins muttering and then some of those who got up to share (not all used the mic). Please ask if you want to hear it though, as it was recorded – I’m just not doing the editing if no-one wants to listen.

In the evening we had a world premier of the new Michelle Moore movie ( OK, not a movie, but Shelley was preching for the first time). Everyone I’ve asked has said  it was great, but I was at home with the kids and haven’t listened yet (I’m going to though).

If you want to hear that – it’s here.

Sermon catchup

// July 11th, 2010 // Comments Off // Sermons

Quick upload before I get another week behind.

Daves sermons from the 27th June morning and evening here (sorry, I can’t tell you the subject on these).

Last week (4th July) was a family service in the morning and not recorded (or videoed, which is a good thing as I was in my running shorts). Steve spoke in the evening, and we have this here.

Bumper Sermon upload!

// June 21st, 2010 // Comments Off // Sermons

I bet you thought we’d given up on the sermons. Well no, but as always life can sometimes get between your plans and reality. This week, however, we have a bumper crop for you (well 4) from last week and this week.

Last Sun (13th June)  Dave spoke morning & evening. The evening one, due to a random conversation with me at lunchtime is about basketball, so that’s got to be worth a listen.

This week (20th June) was Fathers Day. Jules spoke in the morning about relationships – not just fathers, and that’s well worth a listen. I managed to stay in and hear that one live, which is a rare treat at the moment. In the evening Tom (me!) spoke on ‘Humble Isaiah‘ and several people had more than single sentence conversations with me about it afterwards, so it can’t have been too bad either.

Sermon Archive – 30th May / 6th June

// June 7th, 2010 // Comments Off // Sermons

I’ve been away for a week, hence no updates last week, but I’ve got two new sermons for you from the last two Sunday evenings.

Last week (30th May – here) I have what is labeled as Julian speaking – since I wasn’t here and haven’t had time to listen to it yet I can’t confirm that, but have no reason to doubt it’s true.

This Sunday morning was a family service, and again being quite visual didn’t really translate well to recording. In the evening though, Dave spoke on Hebrews 4 – coming boldly into the presence of God.