This sermon was preached at Jubilee Church, St. Louis from 1 Corinthians 15:1-10, and attempts to look at how we can live freely by God’s grace in the new identity that He has given us.
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Living for Jesus at University
Last year, Terry spent a weekend with Grace Church, Nottingham. During the weekend, he was interviewed by Jon Brown from Grace Church. In part 1 of this interview series, Terry talks about what it means to be a student living […]
Behold, a new creation!
This sermon was preached at Terry’s home church, Kings Church, Kingston. This sermon is based on 1 Cor 15:10 But by the grace of God I am what I am, and His grace toward me did not prove vain; but […]
Walking on Water in the Midst of a Storm
This sermon was preached at the Jubilee Church, St. Louis. During hard circumstances and difficult seasons of life it can often be easy for us to lose heart and forget our identity in Christ. This message attempts to explain how […]
Being a People of God’s Presence
This sermon was preached at the Newfrontiers USA Celebration conference and explores 2 questions: Why should we be a people of God’s presence and how
Newfrontiers USA Celebrations 2012 Midwest: A logical response to great mercies
This sermon was preached at the annual Newfrontiers USA Celebration Mid West and is based on Rom 12:1-2
Freed from dead works
From Hebrews 9:11-14, Terry preaches on what it means to be freed from dead works to serve the living. This sermon was preached at Terry’s home church, Kings Church, Kingston.
Eagles are born to fly
Eagles were meant to soar but first they have to learn how to fly. The Bible is all about a people rescued by God from where they came from.But ahead, an inheritance awaits us. This sermon based on Deut 32:8-12 […]
Vision & Values: Part 17. Receiving encouragement and correction from translocal ministries
This is the seventeenth chapter in a series of short interviews which I recorded with my son Simon, looking at the seventeen values that have helped to shape my ministry over the years. ‘A church desiring and welcoming encouragement and […]
