Carnmoney Presbyterian Church Sermons

In the fourth of the series John Dickinson explores how we can Live Contentedly

In the third of "The Jesus Lifestyle" series Michael Wylie considers the area of devotional living.

In the second of the series, "The Jesus Lifestyle" John Dickinson looks at the area of living morally.

In the first in the new series "The Jesus Lifestyle" MIchael Wylie considers the topic of Living Happily.

In the final part of the Big Issues series John Dickinson considers Jesus' stance on poverty

In the third of "The Big Issues" series Michael Wylie looks at whether Jesus would support CND.

This is second in a short series which will focus on some of the cultural topics that are all around us. It was taken from our morning worship on 5/12/10 and takes a look at Secularism through the verses of Psalm 14: 1-7. The series is entitled "Hidden in Plain Sight."
Speaker: John R. Dickinson

This sermon was taken from our evening worship on 28/11/10 and was our Alpha Course Thanksgiving Service. It was an opportunity to give thanks to God and respond to all that he had done through our Alpha Course, and to be challenged as to what was ahead. It was a brilliant chance to get together as the Community of Carnmoney Church and welcome in lots of new people.
Speaker: John R. Dickinson

This is first in a short series which will focus on some of the cultural topics that are all around us. It was taken from our morning worship on 21/11/10 and takes a look at Sectarianism through the verses of Acts 10:34-35.
The series is entitled "Hidden in Plain Sight."
Speaker: John R. Dickinson

The final part of our time with Mark Driscoll was a Q&A Session during the the Leaders event. This was an opportunity for people to text in their own questions and Mark answered them.

Mark Driscoll was born on October 11, 1970, and graduated from Highline High School in Seattle. He became a Christian as a college freshman in the fall of 1989 at Washington State University, where he received a B.A. in Speech Communications. In 1992 he married his high school sweetheart, Grace, whom he had dated since 1988.
Mark and Grace founded Mars Hill Church in Seattle in October 1996. The church started as a small Bible study in their living room and has since grown to include over six thousand people. In 2008, Outreach magazine named Mars Hill Church the second most innovative church in America.