I am sorry, but the sermon did not record today. I thought I turned it on, but I must have pushed the wrong button. Let me encourage you to read the text below and or download the pdf for a better copy. The Brewing of Bitterness 15 October 2023 AM – Text: Esther 5 – […]
Ruling Your Spirit: Bitterness 11 September 2022 PM – Proverbs 25:28 – RuleSpirit22 – Scott Childs Introduction: Read Proverbs 25:28. If we do not learn to rule our spirits, we will have no defence against the devil. Our Christian lives will be weak and unfruitful. God has given each of us a spirit, soul and […]
Bitter Brothers 14 November 2021 PM – Genesis 37 – Gen2021 – Scott Childs Introduction: Jacob’s polygamy and subsequent favouring of Joseph, the son of his favourite wife, caused great turmoil in his family. Joseph’s ten older half-brothers resented him because dad always favoured him. Jacob even went so far as to give Joseph a […]
Bitter-free Love pt.3 5 September 2021 AM – Colossians 3:18-19 – Marriage – Scott Childs Introduction: When irritated, it is always easier to let it go and not talk it through. However, that is like not cleaning out a dirty wound because it hurts too much. After it becomes infected, it will be messy and […]
Bitter-free Love Pt.2 5 September 2021 AM – Colossians 3:18-19 – Marriage – Scott Childs Introduction: Australia’s tallest tree, named Centurion, located in Tasmania, has just been measured at 100.9 m tall. That gigantic tree, like all other trees, began with a tiny seed. The same is true of bitterness. It begins in a […]
Conquering Anxiety 22 November 2020 PM – Ruth 1:19-22 – Ru20 – Scott Childs Introduction: According to one web report, “One in six Australians is currently experiencing depression or anxiety or both.” If you have faced stressful situations in life, you have likely experienced anxiety to some degree. While some anxiety has a physical link, […]
Word-filled Husbands 5 March 2017 PM – Colossians 3:19 – Scott Childs Introduction: Read Colossians 3:19. Love and bitterness are like the two ends of a seesaw. When one end is up, the other is down. You cannot possibly be loving and bitter at the same time. If you biblically love your wife, you will […]