Pelsall Evangelical Church Sermons

Exodus 5 - Dan Parkinson
Pharaoh rejects God as God. - Because he thinks he is supreme ruler. (vv1-5).
Pharaoh makes the work harder for God’s people. –so that they don’t listen to God’s word. (vv6-18)
God’s people grumble and forget his word. - because they want his promises NOW. (vv19-23)

Isaiah 34-35 - Tim Smylie
 Retribution: an inheritance of chaos and desolation (chp 34)
for those who choose defiance as their way of life
Redemption: an inheritance of gladness and joy (chp 35)
for those who choose holiness as their way of life

Psalm 32 - Steve Hope
The blessing of forgiveness (vv. 1-2)
The burden of sin (vv. 3-5)
The benefit of confession (vv. 6-11)
 

Isaiah 33 - Tim Smylie
 Seeing the power of the king (vv1-16)
Seeing the beauty of the king (vv17-24)

Where to go in distress (vv. 1-8)
The Lord our refuge (vv. 1-5)
The Lord our rescuer (vv. 6-8)
What to pray in distress (vv. 9-18)
Description of distress (vv. 9-13)
Dependence in distress (vv. 14-18) 
What to remember in distress (vv. 19-24)
The safety of his presence (vv. 19-20)
The wonders of his love (vv. 21-22a
The preservation of his people (vv. 23-24)
 

Isaiah 32 - Tim Smylie
 
The reign of the King – a kingdom of security, care, clarity, and character (vv1-8)
Wake up from complacency – false security will collapse (vv9-14)
The transforming Spirit brings the life of the kingdom (vv15-20)

Psalm 30 - Steve Hope
David’s Praise: The Lord’s Deliverance from Death (vv. 1-5)
David’s Problem: Self confidence in security (vv. 6-10)
David’s Purpose: To sing the Lord’s praises forever (vv. 11-12)

Psalm 29 - Steve Hope
Ascribe to the Lord glory and strength (vv. 1-2)
Awesome voice of the Lord (vv. 3-9)
Absolute sovereignty over the flood (vv. 10-11)
 

Isaiah 30-31 - Tim Smylie
Going back to Egypt – the attractive option that’s always a big let-down (30:1-17)
“The LORD longs to be gracious to you” – rely on the one who will walk with you and guide you (30:18-31:9)

Isaiah 29 - Tim Smylie
Blind, drunk, and asleep – experiencing God’s discipline and mercy but missing the meaning (vv1-13)
Standing in awe – transformed by the work of God (vv14-24)

Philippians 3:12-21 - Tim Smylie
 
Press on! (vv12-14)
Be careful about what is influencing you (vv15-19)
Remember where you belong (vv20-21)
 

Isaiah 28 - Tim Smylie
Self-confident scoffers miss the rest God provides (vv1-20)
Religious scoffers (vv1-13)
Political scoffers (vv14-20)
Even God’s strange work and alien task serves his wonderful plan (vv21-29)
 

Mark 9:14-42 - Mike Wells

Romans 8:18-39 - Mike Wells

1 Peter 3 - Gareth Fitzpatrick

Psalm 119:65-72 - Tim Ambrose

Psalm 28 - Steve Hope
Longing for deliverance and justice (vv. 1-5) 
Praising for deliverance and justice (vv. 6-9)
 

Hebrews 13:1-2 - Matt Jones
Hospitality in the Gospel
Guests become Hosts
What God does through the ordinary

Romans 1:18-23 - Kevin Vroom
God's Righteous Wrath...
is God’s settled, active opposition against sin (v18)
falls on people who have no excuse (v19-20)
is a response to empty and worthless idolatry (v21-23)

John 13:3-18, 31-35 - Gerald Tanner
A New Commandment given by Jesus – v34a
A New Example set by Jesus – v34b
A New Witness to be borne for Jesus – v35
 

Ruth 1 - Dan Parkinson
Faithlessly Fleeing (vv1-5)
Costly Commitment (vv6-18)
Resentful Return (vv19-22)
 

Psalm 27 - Steve Hope
David’s Confidence in the Day of Trouble (vv. 1-3)
David’s Desire in the Day of Trouble (vv. 4-6)
David’s Plea in the Day of Trouble (vv. 7-12)
David’s (remaining) confidence in the day of trouble (vv. 13-14)

2 Peter 3:1-10 - Richard Margetts
How do we think rightly about God and His promises?
Don’t forget what God has spoken - v1-2
Don’t forget what God has done - v3-8
Don’t forget why God is patient - v9-10

Isaiah 27 - Tim Smylie
The Lord is worthy of our worship, because he is:
The serpent-slayer – he destroys the devil and his work (v1)
The vineyard-keeper – he preserves his people and makes them fruitful (vv2-6)
The sin-remover – he atones for his people’s sin (vv7-11)
The harvest-gatherer – he assembles his people to worship (vv12-13)

Psalm 26 - Steve Hope
The Examination of a Blameless Life (vv. 1-3)
The Evidence of a Blameless Life (vv. 4-8)
The Effect of a Blameless Life (vv. 9-11)

Isaiah 26 - Tim Smylie
Those who trust in God will enjoy perfect peace in his strong city (vv1-6) 
Peace on the path to the strong city comes through trusting:● God’s goodness in a world that’s blind to his goodness (vv7-11)● God’s power in the midst of our own weakness (vv12-18)● God’s deliverance from death and judgment (vv19-21)

1 Peter 2:4-25 - Gareth Fitzpatrick
 

Isaiah 25 - Tim Smylie
The song on the mountain: praising the perfect faithfulness of the LORD (vv1-5)
The banquet on the mountain: enjoying the perfect happiness provided by the LORD (vv6-9)
Below the mountain: stubborn pride brought down to the dust (vv10-12)

Daniel 1
Training in Babylon (vv1-7)
Resisting in Babylon (vv8-14)
Flourishing in Babylon (vv15-21)

Psalm 25 - Steve Hope
The Lord removes the shame of his people (vv. 1-3)
The Lord reveals his will to his people (vv. 4-5)
The Lord remembers his love for his people (vv. 6-7)
The Lord has relationship with his people (vv. 8-15)
The Lord hears requests from his people. (vv. 16-22)