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Active filter: Date: 2012 (x)
Preacher:
Mark Brown (7),
Mark Steele (4),
Edwin Ewart (3),
Peter Lawther (3),
John Bell (2),
Moore Casement (1),
David McCaughey (1),
Jonathan Murphy (1),
Val English (1),
Stephen Russell (1).
Book:
Exodus (2),
Judges (4),
Psalm (1),
Jonah (1),
Luke (1),
Acts (2),
Galatians (1),
1 Timothy (1),
1 Peter (1),
2 Peter (1).
Series:
Exposition of Romans (1),
Jonah (1),
Youth Service (4),
Judges (5),
Timothy (2),
General (11).
Service:
Sunday Morning (12),
Sunday Evening (12).
Date:
September (6), October (2), November (7), December (9)


Sermons (24)

IDENTITY:
Exodus 4:1-17 (Part of the Youth Service series).

Preached by Mark Brown on 30/12/2012 (Sunday Evening).
Samson's downfall
Judges 16:1-21 (Part of the Judges series).

Preached by Mark Steele on 30/12/2012 (Sunday Morning).
Carol Service (Christmas in 3 words)
(Part of the General series).

Preached by Edwin Ewart on 23/12/2012 (Sunday Evening).
Zechariah’s Song
Luke 1:67-79 (Part of the General series).

Preached by Moore Casement on 23/12/2012 (Sunday Morning).
Introduction to False Teachers
2 Peter 2:1-3 (Part of the Exposition of Romans series).

Preached by David McCaughey on 16/12/2012 (Sunday Evening).
The Incredible Samson
(Part of the Judges series).

Preached by Mark Brown on 16/12/2012 (Sunday Morning).
Assurance - not presumption but a promise
(Part of the General series).

Preached by Edwin Ewart on 09/12/2012 (Sunday Evening).
Why we need the cross
(Part of the General series).

Preached by Edwin Ewart on 09/12/2012 (Sunday Morning).
Feeding of the Five Thousand
(Part of the General series).

Preached by Jonathan Murphy on 02/12/2012 (Sunday Morning).
IDENTITY: I can't / I am
Exodus 3:1-22 (Part of the Youth Service series).

Preached by Mark Brown on 25/11/2012 (Sunday Evening).
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