Willingdon Church Sermons

When Paul wrote to encourage and challenge the church in Philippi, he found himself isolated from the people he loved so dearly. He was forced to stay home on house arrest chained to a soldier. He...

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With the recommended social distancing in recent weeks, and for some, selfisolation, we are almost forced to take a look at our relationships, especially with those closest to us. Police officers are...

Everyday we’re hearing new updates on the spread of COVID-19. The updates announce new restrictions on travel, public meetings, and workplace precautions. Schools are closed, some for the remainder...

If you do a quick search online about anger and how to deal with anger, you’ll find tons of results. There are all kinds of suggestions and techniques from all sorts of philosophical and religious...

found in a much larger work entitled, The Messiah. The Messiah is one of the best-known and most frequently performed choral works in Western music. Why should we be singing the Hallelujah Chorus...

evelation 11 is about code breaking. When we interpret this chapter, we need to walk with an extra measure of humility. Many consider it to be the most difficult text to interpret in all of Scripture...

In the book of Revelation, we have the vision that John saw clearly recorded for us. However, we often struggle to know how to go about interpreting that vision. We know what John saw and heard in...

When you look at a Russian doll, you look at it and you think, “There’s a doll.” Then you twist it open and you discover a second doll. There is more than you first observed. But, then you twist it...

As a child, when I thought I had been caught doing something wrong my dad was quiet. It was never a comfortable silence. Why wasn’t he saying something? Was he just calculating how severe the...

Have you noticed how depressing or frightening end of the world movies are? Apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic movies are never good news. Zombies, natural disasters, global melt down or a new ice age...

Futurology is the study of predicting possible futures, a branch of the social sciences running parallel to the field of history. It is an attempt to tell us what we should expect in the coming years...

Revelation 5:1-14 (Pew Bible Page 1030)

 Do you remember the first time you put on a new set of glasses? You could see words on a page, signs on the freeway, the features of people’s faces. The world around came into focus.

Last weekend, we studied the first half of the Lord’s Prayer. This week, we will look at the second half of the Lord’s Prayer.

People often say, “I don’t know how to pray,” “I’m no good at praying,” or “I’m not sure I’m praying the right way.”

John G.

Because God has spoken in Jesus, there are answers to our questions, solutions to our problems, hope for our future, forgiveness for our sins, healing for our shame, and strength to overcome our...

Over the last few months, we have been studying the spiritual gifts so that we might be more aware of how God has equipped us by His Spirit and, as a result, serve Jesus more faithfully and joyfully...

There is power in personal experience.  It is one thing to have the Grand Canyon described to you, but a completely different experience to walk up to the edge of the canyon and be awestruck by the...