When it comes to prayer God has wired us differently. In this message Douglas will help identify which of seven pathways best fits you and how leaning into this can transform your prayer life for the better.Douglas Bradley által

When it’s easy to start judging one another the Bible has refreshing and practical guidance on how to avoid falling into this pattern.Douglas Bradley által

As a cheering crowd spurs on an athlete to finish the race and finish well so we can spur on one another to honour God and build each other up. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

You can tell a lot about a person by the way they pray. This is especially so for Jesus as he prays his magnificent prayer on the night he was betrayed. (Theme music supplied by bensound.com)Douglas Bradley által

As we settle into the New Year Douglas explores how to use the Lord’s prayer to deepen and refresh our devotional life. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

Out of the ten healed lepers one has a lot to teach us about being thankful. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

In the Charlie Brown Christmas Special Linus shows us the true meaning of Christmas in surprisingly real way.Douglas Bradley által

As we explore the family tree of Jesus we’ll see the practical way in which he is Emmanuel - God with us. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

How do we make sense of Herod killing children in response to the birth of ChristJesus. In this sermon Douglas explores how the coming of Jesus brings light even in the darkest of places.Douglas Bradley által

In this Family Service message Douglas connects the holiday favourite “Home Alone” with a powerful truth about the Christmas story and the coming of Jesus. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

In this mid-week service Douglas shares how some folk seem happy with the box when the greatest gift ever given languishes in the corner. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

Because today’s “One Another” is controversial it is rarely preached or taught about in churches. Yet the Bible is clear, admonishing one and other is just as important as loving and praying for one another. On top of this when it’s done well it is a powerful way of keeping our faith and the church focused on Jesus. Theme music supplied by bensound…

In our “one another” series Douglas shares about the prayer quilt he received in the mail and how we can pray for one another in ways that are consistent, compelling, creative.Douglas Bradley által

Join us as Douglas takes a fresh look on what it is to follow Jesus’ command to “love one another as I have loved you”.Douglas Bradley által

In this final message from 1 Peter Douglas explores how Christians can face pushback and persecution in a way that honours God and strengthens our faith. This message was preached on International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (36th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)…

In this midweek service Douglas opens up a parable that underscores God’s loving kindness, even to those who arrive at the party late.Douglas Bradley által

The Bible has clear teaching about the devil but what do we make of it in our modern times? In today’s sermon Douglas explores what 1 Peter has to say and its impact in our lives. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (35th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

In todays’ message from 1 Peter Douglas explores how we can experience freedom and healing as we cast our anxieties on our Heavenly Father who cares for us. (34th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter) Note: Due to technical difficulties the sound quality is not as clear as the other podcasts on this channelDouglas Bradley által

In today’s message from 1 Peter Douglas explores the pitfalls of pride and how to foster humility in our lives and church. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (33rd of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

At the Funeral Service of Phyl Douglas looks at a scripture passage (Dueteronomy 8:1-10) she's highlighted in her Bible journal. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

In this midweek service Douglas opens up a parable that sheds light on the healing power of God's wonderful forgiveness. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

In today’s message Douglas explores key themes in leadership focusing on the role of church elders as described in 1 Peter 5. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (32nd of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

Where does our help come from, especially as we face death or mourn for loved ones? In this message preached at the funeral service of Charlie Summers, we’ll be encouraged to find God’s comfort is an ever present reality. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

Have you ever wondered if there’ll be a final judgment we all must face? As Peter starts to close off his letter he not only summarises what he’s been saying about suffering but instructs on the the Day of Judgment. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (31st of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

When it comes to dying and the afterlife what do we know? In this message Douglas offers words of encouragement and challenge at the Memorial Service for Neil Hight. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

In this message Douglas explores what the vital signs of a healthy church are and how these are influenced by the second coming of Jesus. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (30th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

What a delight to have someone seek us out, especially if that someone is the Living God. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

With the Rugby World Cup about to start there’s a lot of focus on our national team. In this message Douglas uses a heart warming example from the All Blacks to shed fresh insight on how we can look out for each other in prayer. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (29th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

Everyone has experienced the pressure to belong to the “in crowd” even if it means compromising our standards. In this message from 1 Peter Douglas explores what the Bible has to say about peer pressure and how we can find the strength to resist and remain strong. (28th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter) Theme music supplied by bensound.com…

In todays message Douglas shows how Noah and flood gives fresh insight to the meaning of baptism. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (27th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

As we move through 1 Peter Douglas opens up one of the most puzzling passages in the New Testament as well as celebrating what it means for Jesus to die once for all. Theme music supplied by bensound.com (26th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

Atheists tell us that all religious faith is blind faith. Is this true? In this message Douglas explores compelling evidence for the Christian faith with a focus on the resurrection. (25th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

In this mid-week message Douglas explores what faith is and how even the smallest faith can make all the difference when placed in the right place.Douglas Bradley által

What is one of most rewarding ways of communicating our faith? In this message we learn how to prepare and share our testimony so we can answer people who ask about the hope we have in Jesus. (24th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

Suffering can make us either bitter or better. In today’s message Douglas explores how God uses our suffering for his glory and our benefit. (23rd of 36 sermons from 1 Peter) Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

What makes one church healthy and another unhealthy? In this sermon Douglas explores what 1 Peter tells us about doing church together and doing it well. (22nd of 36 sermons from 1 Peter) Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

How Jesus can be a real comfort as we grieve the loss of a loved one. Words of encouragement spoken at the funeral service for Nancy Aked.Douglas Bradley által

In today’s message Douglas opens up the Bible to explore God’s plan for healthy husband and wife relationships. (21st of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

In this midweek service Douglas explores how we can bear much good fruit even when we are in life’s later stages. Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

Today Douglas explores what the Bible says about suffering, including advice given to an accident victim who had just become a quadriplegic, “God permits what he hates, to accomplish that what he loves”. (20th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter) Theme music supplied by bensound.comDouglas Bradley által

How do young people establish their identity in a social media world? In today’s message Douglas looks at how we can develop a healthy, robust and authentic identity that honours God while being true to ourselves. The video referred to (9million hits) is well worth viewing at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD8tjhVO1Tc&t=60s…

The Psalms are a tremendous resource to help us as we grieve. In this sermon Douglas opens up Psalm 130 to encourage and comfort us as we miss Faai dearly.Douglas Bradley által

Is our walk with Jesus an asset, a hinderance or irrelevant in the workplace? These are some of the questions questions Douglas explores as he continues this sermon series through 1 Peter. (19th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

What is the relationship between a Christian and the government? Is it ever right for a Christian to disobey the government? These are some of the questions that Douglas explores in today’s message from 1 Peter. (18th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

In this mid-week message we find encouragement as God restores our lost years as we look to JesusDouglas Bradley által

How do we know if we are really a Christian and not just fooling ourselves? In this message Douglas opens up God’s Word so we can have assurance that we right with God and following in his footsteps. (17th of 36 sermons from 1 Peter)Douglas Bradley által

Jesus is the Great and Good Shepherd who leads us through dark places to bring us to safety and rest.Douglas Bradley által

Gideon’s commissioning reveals God’s plan and pattern for each of us and is especially relevant as we commission Cathrine to the role of Children and Families Worker.Douglas Bradley által

While we acknowledge the coronation of king Charles, Christians pledge allegiance first and foremost to Christ the King. In this message Douglas looks how the coronation of king Solomon foreshadows and helps us understand the coronation of Jesus Christ.Douglas Bradley által

In this mid-week message Douglas shares how God sustains and brings joy to the aged.Douglas Bradley által