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4/2/10 :: The Pain of the Cross

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This sermon reflects on the pain and suffering of Jesus Christ during his crucifixion, and the profound impact this event has on the believer's faith. The sermon emphasizes the personal and relational aspect of God's love, and how it calls for a response from the believer. It also highlights the transformative power of Christ's death and resurrection, which brings new life and hope to believers.

4/1/10 :: The Green Hill Far Away

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This sermon reflects on the hymn 'There is a green hill far away' during Holy Week 2010. It explores the themes of divine love, sacrifice, redemption and our response to these. The sermon emphasizes the cost of Christ's love, the vulnerability in God's love for us, and the power of love to redeem and change lives.

3/30/10 :: The Green Hill Far Away

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This sermon reflects on the power of hymns in spiritual formation, specifically focusing on the hymn 'There is a green hill far away'. It explores the mystery of the Cross, the pain Jesus had to bear, and the extravagant, unconditional love of God. The sermon encourages listeners to not only use their intellect but also their heart and soul to comprehend the depth of Christ's love.

3/28/10 :: Holy Week 2010

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This sermon, delivered during Holy Week 2010, explores the themes of divine love, sacrifice, redemption, and our response to these. It reflects on the pain and loneliness experienced by Jesus, the vulnerability of God's love, and the power of love to bring about redemption and change. The sermon encourages us to respond to God's love by embodying it in our own lives.

3/28/10 :: Holy Week 2010

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In this sermon, Kevin reflects on the events of the Cross through the words of Mrs Alexander’s hymn, 'There is a green hill far away'. He emphasizes the power of hymns in spiritual formation and the importance of understanding the Cross beyond an intellectual exercise. The sermon also explores the pain and sacrifice of Jesus, the vulnerability of God's love, and the call for everyone to show that love.

3/24/10 :: Fruits of the Spirit: Gentleness

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This sermon is part of a series on the Fruits of the Spirit, focusing on gentleness. It discusses how gentleness and self-control are not innate, but are fruits of the Spirit that come from allowing God's Holy Spirit to live and work within us. It emphasizes that Christian life is not always easy, and that it involves pain, sacrifice, and misunderstanding. The sermon also explores the barriers to gentleness, such as pride and wilfulness.

3/21/10 :: Letter of Christ

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This sermon reflects on the life and teachings of St. Patrick, emphasizing his role as a 'letter of Christ' spreading the message of Christianity. It also discusses the journey of faith that young people embark on during their teenage years, and the importance of the church community in supporting them through this journey.

3/21/10 :: Letter of Christ

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This sermon, delivered on the 5th Sunday of Lent in 2010, reflects on the life and teachings of St. Patrick, and the concept of each believer being a 'letter of Christ'. It discusses the challenges and transitions faced by teenagers, and the importance of the church community in supporting them. The sermon emphasizes the need for believers to embody Christ's teachings and be a living testament of His love and grace.