Sermons from Aberdeen Christian Fellowship

Vijay continues the 1 Peter series, speaking form 1 Peter 1:13 - 2:3. How does Christian hope affect the way we should live our lives.

David continues the series on 1 Peter, today focussing on 1 Peter 1:3-12

James starts a new series on 1 Peter, focussing on Chapter 1 verses 1-2

Dave brings us a message for Easter Sunday

James presents some 'puzzling questions' around Palm Sunday 

Cheri speaks on God's command to Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac

Pastor Vijay Pillai continues our series on Abraham's Journey. Vijay focuses on Genesis 21:1-21, Abraham “sends away” Hagar. Hagar finds herself alone in the desert with her son on the brink of death. Hagar was not alone, God was there. God saves Hagar & her son Ishmael.

Pastor David Young continues our series on Abraham's Journey. David talks about Abraham pleading with God to spare the cities of Sodom & Gomorrah. (Genesis 18:16-33) Does Abraham change God's mind? Does not God not care about the sins of the wicked? Why does God spare the wicked in proximity to the righteous?  

Pastor Vijay Pillai continues our series on Abraham's Journey. Vijay looks at Genesis 17:1 - 18:18. Vijay begins with talking about circumcision and who falls under God's covenant. He then moves onto Abraham and Sarah being visited by 3 surprise visitors.

Derek continues the series on Abraham's Journey while also speaking about the current conflict in the middle east. Derek reads Genesis 17:1-14 & focuses on 3 Main topics:  The life of following God for old and new testament believers   Following God has external aspects (obedience & conduct) and internal conflicts (heart attitude) The vexed and divisive issue in of The Land  

Florence continues the series of Abrahams Journey by looking at Genesis chapter 16. Sarai, Abrams wife is unable to have children, and offers her maid servant Hagar to Abraham. Hagar is treated poorly by her mistress and runs away. She is later found by god in the desert. There she is conforted in the fact that He sees her and she's amazed at the fact she sees Him. What comfort can we have from knowing God sees us regardless of the situation we find ourselves in.

Vijay continues the series on Abraham

Dave Young continues the series on Abraham

Vijay focuses on Genesis 12:10-20, discussing Abraham's journey, his decisions, and the faithfulness of God despite human unfaithfulness. The message examines how Abraham's actions in Egypt, driven by fear and self-preservation, contrast with his earlier demonstrations of faith.

The sermon, delivered by James, focuses on the life of Abraham from the Bible. He discusses the concept of God's covenant with Abraham, the promises made to him, and their significance for the world. James elaborates on how Abraham's faith and obedience to God's call made him a blessing to all nations, ultimately leading to the coming of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes the importance of faith, obedience, and perseverance in the life of a believer, drawing parallels between Abraham's journey and the Christian journey today.

In the third Advent message Vijay looks at the response of the Wise Men to the birth of Jesus.

In the second of the Advent series, Derek speaks from Matthew 2 looking at King Herod's hostility to the new born Jesus.

Vijay commences the Advent series - The Israelites longed for Jesus but not everyone accepted him 

In this sermon by Vijay Pillai, the focus is on biblical greatness, contrasting it with worldly views of power. Using Matthew 20:17-28, Pillai highlights Jesus' teaching that true greatness in God's Kingdom lies in serving and sacrificing for others, as exemplified by Jesus himself. The sermon urges believers to follow this model of selfless service and humility, emulating Christ's example.

In this sermon by Florence McKenzie, the theme of "Undeserved Generosity" is explored through the parable of the vineyard workers from Matthew 20:1-16. Emphasizing that in the Kingdom of Heaven, all who come to faith, regardless of timing, receive God's grace and the gift of eternal life. McKenzie highlights the importance of gratitude over entitlement, and warns against the dangers of assumptions, discontentment, and jealousy in one's faith journey.