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Sunday Talks
Hosted by Blackrock Community Church · EN
We are a local church in Dublin that meets regularly to read the bible as we follow Jesus Christ. For many of us, hearing the Bible’s message explained helped us to understand who Jesus is, his mission and his relevance. These messages are expository. They were prepared to faithfully explain and apply what the Bible says. We hope that as you listen, you too will hear the message of God's Word and the prompt to respond by following the Lord Jesus Christ.
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Breakthrough | Romans 3:1-20 | Richard McConnell
May 300:28:09Tap to summarizeThe Bible attempts brings all of us towards a moment of breakthrough. When sincerity is back. When defiance is stood down. When there can finally be progress. Here in Romans 3, Paul shows how God is right and people are under sin. The question is: how should you respond?
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Repent! (No exceptions) | Romans 2:1-29 | Richard McConnell
Apr 2600:27:17Tap to summarizeYou need to repent and show the kind of life turn-around that demonstrates genuine faith in Christ. You need to stop posturing and realise that real heart-change is by the Spirit!
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Belief & Behaviour: Titus 1:1-4
Feb 7, 2021Tap to summarizeThere’s a big gap in our lives as Christians, I know the longing we all feel to be back together – that’s a gap in our experience alright, but not the one I specifically have in mind this morning. There are gaps in our understanding too – I feel them, you feel them. None of us knows all we need to know – but those are not the gaps I’m referring to here. Neither is it the gap in our lives left by loved ones who are no longer with us, or the gap in our lives left by restrictions closing down many of the things we do and places we go to. Or if you’re a bit younger, the gap left in your smile when one of your baby teeth falls out! The gap I’m talking about is the gap between what we believe and how we live in our lives. The gap between belief and behaviour. Paul sees that big gap as one of his greatest concerns as he writes to Titus, a Christian leader.
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