David continued our series in 1 Thessalonians today looking at the hallmarks of a Christian. He summarized this in three words: turning, serving, and waiting.

David reminded us that 1 Thessalonians shows Christians how to live well between the first and second comings of Jesus. First, he posed a challenging

David began a new series today on the book of 1 Thessalonians which, among other things, highlights some characteristics of a true Christian, e.g. gospel

Today David concluded the summer series on the seven signs in John’s gospel, focusing on John 11:1-44. This chapter contains the account of Jesus raising

Graham Shearer continued with our summer series on the signs in John’s gospel, considering John chapter 9, when Jesus heals the man born blind. All

Gordon Darragh resumed the ‘Seven’ series, focusing on the shortest account of a sign in John’s gospel: John 6:16-21. Gordon posed the question: Have you

As we celebrated the baptism of two church family members, David explored the reason why people choose to perform this public act of faith. The

This Sunday we were considering the fourth sign in John’s gospel that points us to who Jesus is. David reminded us that this sign is

Today David McMillan continued our ‘Seven’ series, looking at the seven signs in John’s gospel. The third sign is recorded in John 5:1-16. There was

Continuing with the ‘Seven’ series which David Dunlop began last week, David McMillan introduced us to the second sign from John 4: 43-54. The focus

Each of the seven signs we will explore through July and August points to Jesus. Introducing this series, David said the aim is to enable

Having started the sermon series in Deuteronomy eight months ago, David finished the ‘Devoted’ series on Sunday. He considered the four events that happen at

This Sunday, Barry Forde, chaplain of Queen’s University, read from Luke 4:14-30, exploring Jesus’ mission in the power of the spirit and how we as

This is the penultimate sermon of the series on Deuteronomy which started in October 2020. Deuteronomy 31 vv 1-13 Changes and transitions are inevitable but

David began by giving thanks to God, and to the congregation, for the incredible number of people serving at Windsor Baptist, in a great variety