We Have To Mature (Hebrews 6:1-3)

We Have To Mature (Hebrews 6:1-3)

Last time in Hebrews, we looked at the Dangers of Spiritual Immaturity. We saw just how dangerous it is, but what we didn't do is get any guidance on how to avoid it. We got the warning, but not the instructions. Today, we get the instructions. Here come three essential steps for spiritual growth and, as we cover them, we'll see a valuable truth: that getting older is guaranteed, but growing more mature is not. Find out more about us here - crossroadslondon.org

The Men That The Mission Needs (Titus 1:7-9)

Dipping into Titus 1 just for this week for Father's Day, we see the following historical application: these are the qualifications of an elder/bishop, i.e. pastor. Our Father’s Day inspirational application is this: this is a description of the kind of man that the mission needs. If you would like to be the kind of man the mission needs, listen up... Find out more about us here - crossroadslondon.org

The Dangers of Spiritual Immaturity (Hebrews 5:11-14)

Babies are cute and we all start out as babies... but that doesn’t mean anyone wants us to stay a baby. We have some funny pictures up here today to make you smile and make this message memorable, but in reality this is not a laughing matter. In fact, the sermon in a sentence today is this: spiritual immaturity is dangerous. So let’s be thankful that Paul brings spiritual immaturity into the light today, revealing its nature and exposing the dangers for us all to see… Find out more about us here - crossroadslondon.org

The Resurrection Requirement (John 11)

Our very special guest, Jonathan Henderson from Decatur Baptist Church, walks us through the account of Lazarus' resurrection in John 11. Here we see a picture that teaches us about our resurrection, and we also get a reminder about the very mission of our lives... Find out more about us here - crossroadslondon.org

Get Better Help pt. 2 (Hebrews 5:4-10)

Last week, we took a look at the compassion of our great high priest - that is how willing he is to help. This week, we see the qualifications of our great high priest - that is how able he is to help. What we will conclude is that Christ is more than qualified to help. As Spurgeon put it: “I have a great need for Christ: I have a great Christ for my need.” He was exactly right... Find out more about us here - crossroadslondon.org