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Aaron Whitfield · Romans 1:16 · 32 minutes
Two small words, gospel and persuade, run through the whole Bible. Pastor Aaron follows them from start to finish and shows why the good news still wins hearts and mends lives today.
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Aaron Whitfield · November 23, 2026
Matthew 6:25–34. Jesus does not scold anxious hearts — He feeds the birds to prove a point, then invites us to trade rehearsing trouble for practising trust.
“Anxiety is rehearsal without a stage. Faith hands the script back to the Author and sleeps well. This week, every time worry knocks, answer the door with one remembered mercy — and watch the knock grow fainter.”
Thomas Hale · November 16, 2026
Luke 14:15–23. The kingdom feast has empty chairs on purpose — and servants are sent to the lanes and hedges to fill them. Hospitality is evangelism with gravy.
“Nobody drifts into the kingdom by accident; somebody sets an extra plate. Whose name would you write on yours this Christmas — and what is stopping you from inviting them?”
Richard Adebayo · November 9, 2026
Exodus 16. Manna could not be stored and grace cannot be stockpiled — God’s mercies arrive fresh every morning, exactly on time and exactly enough.
“Yesterday’s manna bred worms; today’s mercy is warm. Stop asking God for a year’s supply of strength, and ask Him for breakfast — He has never missed a delivery.”
Gregor Lindqvist · November 2, 2026
Psalm 42. The psalmist preaches to his own downcast soul — hope is not a feeling that finds us, but a song we choose before the feeling comes.
“Ask your soul why it is downcast, then tell it where to look. Hymns sung through tears still count — heaven keeps the tune even when our voices shake.”
Aaron Whitfield · October 26, 2026
Matthew 5:9. Peacemaking is not peacekeeping — it steps into the middle, absorbs cost, and builds bridges strong enough for enemies to meet on.
“Peacekeepers avoid the fight; peacemakers end it. The cross is God stepping into the middle — and everyone who follows Him carries timber, not stones.”
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