What’s in a name? God has many names in the Bible. As we start our new series looking at these names that reveal God’s identity, Billy Fenning speaks about the names Elohim and Yahweh.
Glorifying God, serving one another, extending His kingdom.
Glorifying God, serving one another, extending His kingdom.
Sermons by Billy Fenning
Looking at the Parable of the Ten Servants found in Luke 19, Billy Fenning speaks on how your life is not your own, it belongs to God.
Looking at the example that the churches in Macedonia set in the New Testament, Billy Fenning challenges us on being a generous church in all aspects of living; in giving, forgiving, kindness and love.
Many people think that they can’t find God because of the difficulty they are facing – but often God comes to us disguised in difficulty. Examining Matthew 1:18-24, Billy Fenning looks at when Joseph couldn’t make sense of what was happening, but how God explained everything.
Today the church is being influenced by the culture around it, rather than the church influencing the culture. Billy Fenning examines Romans 12:1-2 and speaks on how as Christians we should not be conformed to this world.
What do you when discouragement comes and you want to give up? Looking at 1 Kings 19, Billy Fenning speaks on how we can learn from Elijah on having a wellbeing mindset.
Looking at 2 Kings 3 where Elisha gives the kings instructions to dig ditches, Billy Fenning speaks on how the church too needs to be digging ditches in preparation for the Holy Spirit to come.
Many people today are stressed about life, work, money and health. Looking at Psalm 1:1-3, Billy Fenning reminds us that God has a plan for our wellbeing and how we can go from stressed to blessed.
Sometimes we think that God is asleep, but focusing on Romans 8:28, Billy Fenning assures us that God is at work for our good.
Are we more concerned about how we should organise the logistics of our church programme, rather than seeking the presence of God. Billy Fenning explores the question “why come to church?”.