The Dundonald Church Podcast

The Dundonald Church Podcast

por Dundonald Church

Cristianismo Espiritualidad

Sunday Sermon | Luke 11:37-54 (A surprising dinner)

In this series from Luke's Gospel, we see Jesus eating with sinners and Pharisees alike, receiving the worship of a sinful yet deeply repentant woman, confronting busyness, teaching with wisdom, healing the sick, rebuking wrong doctrine, calling people to repentance, forgiving sins, and ultimately revealing Himself as the risen Messiah.

Sunday Sermon | Luke 10:38-42 (A busy host)

In this series from Luke's Gospel, we see Jesus eating with sinners and Pharisees alike, receiving the worship of a sinful yet deeply repentant woman, confronting busyness, teaching with wisdom, healing the sick, rebuking wrong doctrine, calling people to repentance, forgiving sins, and ultimately revealing Himself as the risen Messiah.

Sunday Sermon | Luke 7:36-50 (A filthy guest)

In this series from Luke's Gospel, we see Jesus eating with sinners and Pharisees alike, receiving the worship of a sinful yet deeply repentant woman, confronting busyness, teaching with wisdom, healing the sick, rebuking wrong doctrine, calling people to repentance, forgiving sins, and ultimately revealing Himself as the risen Messiah.

Sunday Sermon | Luke 5:27-32 (A strange party)

In this series from Luke's Gospel, we see Jesus eating with sinners and Pharisees alike, receiving the worship of a sinful yet deeply repentant woman, confronting busyness, teaching with wisdom, healing the sick, rebuking wrong doctrine, calling people to repentance, forgiving sins, and ultimately revealing Himself as the risen Messiah.

Sunday Sermon | Christ brings reconciliation (Philemon)

Sam Williams preaches on reconciliation – with God and one another – in the book of Philemon.

Sunday Sermon | God's judgement (Malachi 3:13-4:6)

The book of Malachi stands at a crucial moment in God's unfolding story. At this stage, God's people are weary, compromised, and still waiting for the fulfilment of promises. Their leaders have failed them; their worship is half-hearted, and judgment is coming. This series looks at the final book of the Old Testament to discover how its unresolved tensions leave us longing for – and ultimately lead us to – the arrival of Jesus.

Sunday Sermon | God's blessing (Malachi 2:17-3:12)

The book of Malachi stands at a crucial moment in God's unfolding story. At this stage, God's people are weary, compromised, and still waiting for the fulfilment of promises. Their leaders have failed them; their worship is half-hearted, and judgment is coming. This series looks at the final book of the Old Testament to discover how its unresolved tensions leave us longing for – and ultimately lead us to – the arrival of Jesus.

Sunday Sermon | God's faithfulness (Malachi 2:10-16)

The book of Malachi stands at a crucial moment in God's unfolding story. At this stage, God's people are weary, compromised, and still waiting for the fulfilment of promises. Their leaders have failed them; their worship is half-hearted, and judgment is coming. This series looks at the final book of the Old Testament to discover how its unresolved tensions leave us longing for – and ultimately lead us to – the arrival of Jesus.

Sunday Sermon | God's honour (Malachi 1:6-2:9)

The book of Malachi stands at a crucial moment in God's unfolding story. At this stage, God's people are weary, compromised, and still waiting for the fulfilment of promises. Their leaders have failed them; their worship is half-hearted, and judgment is coming. This series looks at the final book of the Old Testament to discover how its unresolved tensions leave us longing for – and ultimately lead us to – the arrival of Jesus.

Sunday Sermon | God's Love (Malachi 1:1-5)

The book of Malachi stands at a crucial moment in God's unfolding story. At this stage, God's people are weary, compromised, and still waiting for the fulfilment of promises. Their leaders have failed them; their worship is half-hearted, and judgment is coming. This series looks at the final book of the Old Testament to discover how its unresolved tensions leave us longing for – and ultimately lead us to – the arrival of Jesus.

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