Ballyalbany Church

In this final sermon of the James series, Rev. Jeff Gawn concludes by urging believers to lovingly pursue and restore anyone who wanders from the truth.

In this sermon on Matthew 16:13–28, guest speaker Daryl Edwards explores Peter’s confession of Jesus as the Christ, challenging believers to embrace the cost of true discipleship by denying themselves and taking up their cross to follow Him.

In this Evening Harvest Thanksgiving sermon, guest speaker Rev. Dr. Michael McClenahan (Principal of Union Theological College) focuses on giving thanks to God for His physical, spiritual, and eternal harvest blessings, calling the congregation to joyfully acknowledge God's sovereign grace and faithful provision across all life.

In this Morning Harvest Thanksgiving sermon, the focus shifts to giving thanks for God's faithful provision, gathering as a church family to celebrate His goodness both in creation and spiritual blessings, and remembering our dependence on Him for all we have.

In this sermon on James 5:13–18, Rev. Jeff Gawn highlights the power of prayer in all circumstances, urging believers to pray faithfully, confess sins, and support one another in love.

In this sermon on James 5:7–12, Rev. Jeff Gawn calls believers to remain patient and steadfast in times of suffering, trusting that the Lord is compassionate, merciful, and coming again.

In this sermon on James 5:1–6, Rev. Jeff Gawn warns against trusting in wealth and mistreating others, reminding believers that misusing riches leads to judgment.

In this sermon on James 4:12–17, Rev. Jeff Gawn cautions against planning our futures without God, reminding believers to abandon self-reliant arrogance and live in humble dependence on His sovereign will.

In this sermon on James 4:6–12, Rev. Jeff Gawn calls believers to humble submission before God, showing that genuine humility requires resisting worldly temptation, drawing near to Him, and refusing to judge or speak evil of others.

In this sermon on James 4:1–6, Rev. Jeff Gawn explains how selfish inner desires cause external conflict, urging believers to abandon pride and humbly draw near to God for His transforming grace.