Carnmoney Presbyterian Church Sermons

Jenny Salt came to Carnmoney to speak at our recent womens conference, and share about what Gods promises mean for our lives.

Emma Jackson came to Carnmoney to tell us more about what Christians Against Poverty have been doing in the last year, share some stories and look at the bigger picture of the life Christ calls us to.

Dave Dickinson takes a look at another one of our core values as a church, Worship. What can the Psalms teach us about a life of worship?

Jamie McMillan looks at one of the core values we share as a church. Witness. He looks at what it means to be a witness instead of an evengelist and how that affects our everyday christian walk in life.

Believing in the promises of God will seperate us from the world around us in many ways, but how should it make us stand out? Michael gives our final sermon on the Vision for Society.

Rick Hill looks deeper into the Vision for Society, to see what it takes to be peace builders rathern that peace keepers. We are called to much more than spectating.

What would it look like if we truly saught peace and reconciliation on out communities? Michael continues our look at the Vision for Society to see how Gods passion for us can affect our passion for the world in which we live.

Michael continues with our look at PCI's Vision for Society, addressing what it looks like when we place our knowledge of God's Love above the hardships we face in our lives and the effect it can have on the people in our community.

Pete Lynas joins us at Carnmoney Church to look at the next part of our Vision for Society. We Believe. Pete looks at what it means to be people who cling to faith in a world that is constantly searching, and how that affects the way we live in our culture.

We start a new series looking at the new vision for society from the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. The first instalment is about how we are Ambassadors. We are called to recognise our place in the church and the churches place in the culture we find ourselves.