Parkhurst Community Church

Jude uses three Old Testament examples to expose the errors of false teachings. These historical events serve as a warning about the same mistakes being made today. We need to be vigilant and self-examine to ensure we're not falling into these traps. Living under God's grace is essential. We need to place our hope, trust, and faith in Him daily.

False teachers subtly promote a distorted gospel, twisting God's grace into a license for sin and self-centeredness. Believers must contend for the faith, upholding the pure Gospel of Jesus Christ, trusting in His authority and finished work, and rejecting additions or subtractions that undermine God's sovereignty and grace.

In this passage, Jude, Jesus' half-brother, urges believers to remain faithful, trusting in God's sovereignty and love. As servants of Jesus, we surrender control, submitting to His authority and embracing His plan for our lives.

In this sermon, Dave emphasises the importance of turning to God in our trials. By prioritising prayer, trusting in God's sovereignty, remembering His faithfulness, and relying on His guidance, we can find strength and peace in His presence.

In this message, Luke helps us understand Christ's heart for us and his unending perseverance of Christ to keep us till we're with him in glory.

In this message, Luke unpacks the beauty of Christ's unending and perfect intercession for us, and shows us how there is more mercy in Christ than sin in us.

In this message, Luke unpacks the two essential adjectives Jesus chose to describe himself and how he acts towards us in our hurts, habits and hangups.

In this Psalm we see The psalmist feels forgotten and overwhelmed, yet continues to pursue God in the midst of silence and struggle. He chooses to be honest and praise God, trusting in His faithful love.

What does it mean to "delight yourself in the Lord"? In this Sermon, Doug shows us where our true desires are met and how to practically apply them in a today's world that seeks it in all the wrong places.

In this sermon, we look at the end of Paul's ministry and how he finished strong. Dave unpacks a few things that could have drained his perseverance as well as the things that fuelled his perseverance. May God encourage you to finishing well through this message.

This passage unpacks Paul's tumultuous journey to Rome, we see that in seasons in suffering a biblical Christian worldview is essential.

In this sermon we see three these three things in Paul as he goes through trail after trail; Faith, Hope and Love

In this message, Dave looks at the "beginning of the end" of Paul's ministry and how God strengthened him to press on and finish well. 4 ways God strengthens Paul and us when it's hard to keep going.

In this passage, we discover how to live a life that honors God through faithfulness, courage and generosity. By looking at Paul's life and our journey through the book of Acts so far, Paul models for us what it looks like to: - Complete the tasks God gives us - Speak the truth with courage - Give more than we take

The gospel has the power to transform our city but we must recognise the spiritual forces at play. We need to engage with intentionality and long for gospel renewal to penetrate, transform and restore our city.

Our lives are marked by areas of growth, deficiency and transformation all of which are fueled by the Spirit. we need his power to effect lasting change and transformation in our lives.

In this passage, Paul arrives in Corinth fearful and discouraged from his time in Athens. God encourages him to continue preaching boldly because He is with him. This is true for us today, whatever season or challenges we are facing, our faith will be strengthened when we understand and believe the truth that God is sovereign and he is always with us.

'walking in the Light' through honest confession of sin means that we can experience the grace of Jesus. When we experience being fully known and fully loved by him, we experience true joy.

Paul preaches about the true God in Athens, using the "unknown god" shrine to share Jesus' message

In this passage, Jesus tells the crowd that he is "the bread of life". Arno unpacks this idea and reminds us the God is the only thing that truly satisfies our hungry hearts.