Parkhurst Community Church

In this passage, Paul arrives in Corinth fearful and discouraged from his time in Athens. God encourages him to continue preaching boldly because He is with him. This is true for us today, whatever season or challenges we are facing, our faith will be strengthened when we understand and believe the truth that God is sovereign and he is always with us.

'walking in the Light' through honest confession of sin means that we can experience the grace of Jesus. When we experience being fully known and fully loved by him, we experience true joy.

Paul preaches about the true God in Athens, using the "unknown god" shrine to share Jesus' message

In this passage, Jesus tells the crowd that he is "the bread of life". Arno unpacks this idea and reminds us the God is the only thing that truly satisfies our hungry hearts.

In this chapter in Acts, three different people are saved: a seeker, a slave and a sceptic. In this we see three things: 1. God saves all kinds of people 2. God saves outside of thre church walls 3. God uses our suffering and trails to preach

In This sermon, Doug Unpacks the question: What Kind of Church Does South Africa Need? He breaks it down into the following 4 points: 1. It needs a church that loves it's Saviour 2. It needs a church willing to seek the lost 3. It needs a church that longs for revival 4. It needs a church that remembers the poor

In This sermon, Doug discusses the spiritual gifts; prophecy and tongues and how they are used to encourage and build us and the church up.

In this sermon, Dave takes us through Psalms 16 and shows us that a life placed in the hands of God knows: - God's presence as a refuge - God's family as a home - God's hand as comfort - God's faithfulness as a pillow - The gospel as our hope

In this passage Jesus tells us that the Spirit is God's best gift to us. Dave unpacks why this is and how an increasing desire for God's Spirit in us helps us to know God more closely.

In the second part of this 'mini series' on Spiritual Gifts. In this passage, the apostle Paul is laying an incredibly important foundation for us here about how love, and the development of our spiritual ‘character’ should shape the spiritual gifts more than any other thing.

This message is part one of three sermons on the gifts the Holy Spirit gives. Doug unpacts the reasons for these gifts and why they differ from individual to individual.

Don encourages us to consider the markers in our lives that reflect a healthy fear of God vs no fear of God.

In this sermon Doug discusses how we are transformed to the image of Jesus through the Holy Spirit from one degree of glory to another by the following means of grace: - The Word of God - Gospeling yourself - Suffering

In this sermon Dave unpacks the following 4 things the resurrection accomplishes for us, changing our lives forever: 1. A New Life 2. A Guaranteed Future 3. A Steadfast Joy 4. A Beloved King

In this Good Friday we remember that Christ died in our place for our sins - a joyful substitute.

in this passage we get a glimpse into the king of king Jesus is and the mission he came for.

In this passage, Paul speaks to the elders of the Ephesian church. We are struck by his incredible faithfulness. This should serve as an encouragement to us, that we would be faithful in what Jesus has called us to do in our lives and our city.

The presence of the Holy Spirit is a defining mark of a Christian, in this sermon, Doug unpacks the three different aspects of the Holy Spirit's work and role in salvation: Regeneration, Conversion and Adoption.

What does a more prayerful culture look like? It looks like an individual and corporate commitment to prayer through doctrine focused on the 6 different aspects of prayer: Privilege, Priority, Praise, Petition, Presence and Persistence.