Sunday Messages @ Stockton Anglican

We work so hard managing and planning our lives and our relationships, yet we so easily forget that the one we must outwit is not that difficult co-worker, our in-laws or the school bully, but Satan himself.  2 Corinthians 2.1-11

The Christian Corinthians had lost their focus on the future, on the truth, on Jesus and on the faith and in doing so they had slipped into the ways of the world. How might we keep our focus? 2 Corinthians 1:12-24

The love of God is so great that His blessings extend into and through the valleys of life. 2 Corinthians 1:1-11

Come with us for Advent 4, the last Sunday before Christmas where we open the Gospel of Matthew and look at three great stories, Christmas, Easter and Our Story. Matthew 1.18-25

In world where truth is relative, lost and forgotten, John speaks volumes. But are we ready for it? Are we ready to hear what the real problem is?

In Matthew 24, Jesus speaks of his return and how we would want to amek sure we are well prepared. 3 Questions. 1- What meaningless things are we investing in? 2- What is the first thing that comes to mind at the thought of Jesus returning tomorrow? 3- What are […]

From giggling teenagers to blushing brides, from the poor to the rich, from the young to the old, all have found something in the song of songs to warm the heart and redden the cheeks. Come with us for a brief overview of this timeless book, The Song of Songs.

Paul shows us in Acts 27 what it means to be Brave, Confident, Stable, An Encourager and Trusted. All of this we too have in Christ, lets lean in and see how we might imitate Paul as he imitates Christ.

Acts 26 is Pauls silent sermon to the line of Kings who opposed Jesus from his birth to his death. These Kings to which King Agrippa is the last, choose power and lost their souls. What might we choose?

We Christians, we can get a bit uptight about lots of things, and while this can be a good thing, sometimes our stubbornness can blind us to those who need Jesus the most.