Sunday Sermons at All Nations

The start of Acts 17 tells the story of Paul's second missionary journey; this time, to Thessalonica, where he's accused of "turning the world upside-down" by his enemies.Christianity is dynamic, impactful, and changes everything. Felipe Avellaneda explores what this means for us.

When trouble comes, remember whose you are - and what you're made for! Ginny Green Spends some time in Acts 16 with us today, exploring how we can face opposition with joy-filled hearts. Because we're His.

Different points of view. Words are said. Tempers flare. Resentment sets in.We've all been there. In Acts 15, Paul and Barnabas have a bit of an argument with one another - but we have a God of forgiveness. Richard Green looks at how we can move beyond disagreements, forging reconciliation and fresh unity.

Adonai: Hebrew for "Lord" or "Master". Our God is the Lord of the Universe - yet, He loved us so much that He humbled Himself to be a man. Rich Eaton explores this with us today.

Pastor Richard Green and his wife Ginny have been on a sabbatical for the past three months - but now they're back, and ready to share what God's been teaching them! Take a listen as they talk about all that's happened, and everything they've heard from God.

This week, Marcus Button is back with a message on our "Messiah"; another of God's many and beautiful names.

Jehovah Shalom: The God of Peace.This week, Tom's back with us to talk about Jehovah Shalom; how He's a God who not only is the I AM (Yahweh), who heals (Rapha), but incredibly, He's also the one who draws close to us.

Yahweh. I AM.God is who He says He is - and He is Yahweh. The wonderful Dionne explores what this means with us this morning as we continue with our The Names of God series.

It's' time for a brand-new sermon series! Felipe starts us into our first week of The Names of God - a series that we hope will be more or less exactly what it says on the tin. Our God has many beautiful names, and we're going to be exploring what they all say about the character of God.This week? Jehovah Rapha: The God Who Heals.

The message of Jesus is, at it's core, really simple: to love God, and do as He commands. We have a habit of making things complicated - and also, of making things about ourselves.Josh takes a break from our regular sermon series today to talk about how we need to zero-in on the Gospel's simplicity; to surrender our own preferences, and simply listen and minister to Him.