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First Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastChristmas Day 2025 // Morning // Luke 2:8-20 // The Real Christmas GiftRev. Craig Lynn speaks on Luke 2:8-20 at the Christmas Morning service 2025 in First Ards.
Christmas is God’s gift to ordinary people, announced not as advice but as good news that a Saviour has been born for us. Through the shepherds’ story, the focus is on receiving what God freely gives, Jesus Christ, the Son given, who comes to rescue, not because we’ve earned him, but because we need him.
2025-12-2605 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastChristmas Eve 2025 // Evening // Luke 2:1-7 // No Room in the Inn?Rev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 2:1-7 at the Christmas Eve midnight service 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus is born into a crowded world where the expected place is already full and from the very beginning his life is marked by humility rather than status. The familiar line that there was “no room for them in the inn” reveals not hostility but ordinary fullness, showing how God comes quietly into the margins and how Christ makes room for us even when there was no room for him.
2025-12-2615 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 21st December 2025 // Evening // Carols by Candlelight // O Come All You UnfaithfulRev. Craig Lynn shares a short epilogue at our Carols by Candlelight on Sunday 21st December 2025 in First Ards.
Who is Christmas really for? Drawing on the familiar carols and the opening words of John’s Gospel, it reminds us that Jesus didn’t come for the strong, sorted or self-sufficient, but for the weak, weary and unfaithful, stepping right into our darkness so we might become God’s children. It gently invites each of us to respond, not with performance or pretence, but by simply receiving him.
2025-12-2610 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 21st December 2025 // Morning // Characters Around the CradleRev. Craig Lynn shares a short concluding epilogue after having heard from some Character Around the Cradle at morning worship on Sunday 21st December 2025 in First Ards.
As those who were there responded to Jesus’ birth in different ways, so we’re invited to respond, not just with tradition, but with trust. Whether it’s commitment like Joseph, fear like Herod, worship like the wise men or wonder like the shepherds, the question is, how will you respond to the Christ who came, who died, who rose and who still calls us today? Will it be yes, like M...
2025-12-2605 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 14th December 2025 // Evening // Genesis 35 & 36 // The Return to BethelRev. Craig Lynn preaches Genesis 35 and 36 at evening worship on Sunday 14th December 2025 in First Ards.
As Jacob’s long story draws to a close, God speaks into the mess of chapter 34 and calls him back to Bethel, a return not just to a place, but to the promises of God. This chapter is full of grace: idols are buried, worship is renewed, old names are reaffirmed and, even in the midst of deep sorrow and lingering sin, God’s covenant purposes hold firm. The line of promise might not look impressive next to Esau’s kings, but it...
2025-12-1541 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 7th December 2025 // Morning // Luke 7:36-50 // Love that Flows from ForgivenessRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 7:36-50 at morning worship on Sunday 7th 2025 in First Ards.
At a dinner in a Pharisee’s home, a woman with a sinful past breaks into the room and pours out tearful, costly love at Jesus’ feet, an act that exposes both her need and Simon’s blindness to his own. Jesus tells a simple story that reveals the truth: forgiven people love much and those who think they need little forgiveness love little. In the end, the woman receives assurance and peace and Simon is left to face the question that rests...
2025-12-0834 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 30th November 2025 // Evening // Genesis 34 // The Folly of RevengeRev. Craig Lynn preaches Genesis 34 at evening worship on Sunday 30th November 2025 in First Ards.
Genesis 34 shows the fallout of Jacob stopping short of obedience. Dinah is grievously wronged, her brothers answer sin with deceit and bloodshed, Jacob retreats into fear and the whole disaster exposes what happens when God’s people live in compromise instead of at Bethel. It’s a dark chapter, but it drives us to the God who steps back in at the start of chapter 35, the righteous Judge who will put every wrong right and the gentle Shepherd who gathers the wounded and...
2025-12-0137 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 30th November 2025 // Morning // Luke 7:18-35 // The Offence and Wonder of JesusRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 7:18-35 at morning worship on Sunday 30th November 2025 in First Ards.
John the Baptist, once so sure about Jesus, sits in prison confused and asks a question we all recognise “Are you really the One?” Jesus answers with evidence, broken lives healed, good news preached, and gently says, “Blessed is the one who isn’t tripped up by me.” Then he turns to the crowd, honours John, and exposes the heart that’s determined to resist no matter what tune God plays. Luke leaves us with a simple choice: either bring your honest doubt...
2025-12-0131 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 23rd November 2025 // Evening // Genesis 33 // Grace Greater than Our SinRev. Craig Lynn preaches Genesis 33 at evening worship on Sunday 23rd November 2025 in First Ards.
Jacob limps into a new day after wrestling with God and Genesis 33 shows what grace looks like when it’s lived out in real relationships. The brother he feared meets him with unexpected mercy, Jacob responds with humility and yet the old instincts still surface, a reminder that God’s work in us is real but often uneven. Even so, the chapter ends with Jacob safe in the land because God keeps His promises, holding His people steady as they learn to walk...
2025-11-2432 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 23rd November 2025 // Morning // Luke 7:11-17 // The Compassion of ChristRev. Craig Lynn preaches Like 7:11-17 at morning worship on Sunday 23rd November in First Ards.
Jesus walks into a tiny nowhere town and straight into a funeral, a widow burying her only son, her last bit of security and hope. He sees her, feels deep compassion, stops the whole procession with a touch and, with a word, brings her son back to life. Jesus isn’t just moved by our tears, He has authority even over death itself and the only sane response is not to admire Him from a distance, but to trust Him as th...
2025-11-2430 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 16th November 2025 // Evening // Genesis 32 // Strength Made Perfect in WeaknessRev. Craig Lynn preaches Genesis 21 at evening worship on Sunday 16th November 2025 in First Ards.
Jacob’s story is as messy as ever, running from Laban, dreading Esau and realising his biggest problem isn’t his brother at all, it’s himself. Before any reunion can happen, God meets him alone in the dark, wrestles him to the ground and blesses him with a limp. It’s a chapter that shows us how God sometimes breaks our strength to rebuild our trust and how real change often starts where our self-reliance finally gives way to grace.
2025-11-1739 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 9th November 2025 // Morning // Luke 7:1-10 // Amazing FaithRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 7:1-10 at morning worship on Sunday 9th November 2025 in First Ards.
After the Sermon on the Plain, Jesus walks straight into Capernaum and into the need of a Roman soldier whose servant is dying. The centurion knows power, but he also knows his limits and he humbly asks Jesus to heal with just a word. Others say he deserves it; he insists he doesn’t. Yet his trust in Jesus’ authority moves the Lord Himself to amazement. Here’s a glimpse of the kind of faith that makes Jesus smile: not proud achiev...
2025-11-1030 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 2nd November 2025 // Morning // Psalm 139:1-12 // You Can't Hide from GodVery Rev. Dr. Roy Patton preaches Psalm 139:1-12 at morning worship on Sunday 2nd November 2025 in First Ards.
2025-11-0320 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 26th October 2025 // Evening // Genesis 31 // The God who DeliversRev. Craig Lynn preaches Genesis 31 at evening worship on Sunday 26th October 2025 in First Ards.
Jacob finally heads home, but not because the circumstances are easy, they’re actually falling apart around him. Laban’s family turns against him, idols get smuggled out under a saddle and a furious chase follows through the hills. Yet in every moment, God is quietly at work guiding Jacob forward, restraining harm, exposing false gods and defending a man who’s tried to live with integrity. This chapter reminds us that when God says “Go,” He also says, “I will be with you” an...
2025-10-2735 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 26th October 2025 // Morning // Luke 6:46-49 // The Only Sure FoundationRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 6:46-49 at morning worship on Sunday 26th October 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus ends His Sermon on the Plain with a simple but searching question: why call Him “Lord” and then ignore His words? He says real disciples don’t just enjoy the sound of His teaching, they put it into practice. Like a wise builder who digs down to the rock, obedience gives our lives depth and stability when the storms come.
2025-10-2736 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 19th October 2025 // Evening // Genesis 30:25–43 // The God Who Prospers His PeopleRev. Craig Lynn preaches Genesis 30:25–43 at evening worship on Sunday 19th October 2025 in First Ards.
Jacob’s story reminds us that God’s providence doesn’t switch off in the workplace or the grind of daily life. While Jacob labours under Laban’s schemes, God quietly turns the odds in his favour, not through trickery or luck but through mercy and faithfulness. The striped sticks and spotted sheep aren’t magic, they’re a backdrop for a far greater truth, that the Lord keeps His promises. Even when the system’s rigged and the deck’s stacked, God’s hand is stea...
2025-10-2030 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 19th October 2025 // Morning // Luke 6:43-45 // The Tree and Its TreasureRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 6:43-45 at morning worship on Sunday 19th October 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus says that sooner or later, what’s inside us will always show on the outside. Fruit comes from nature, not from noise. A good tree can’t bear bad fruit and a bad tree can’t bear good fruit. Our words, our habits and our attitudes all trace back to the heart’s root system. The mouth’s just the loudspeaker of whatever’s been stored up inside. But the good news is that Jesus doesn’t just polish rotten fruit, He make...
2025-10-2033 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 12th October 2025 // Morning // Luke 6:37-42 // Grace at Work in the HeartRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 6:37–42 at morning worship on Sunday 12th October 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus shows us what mercy looks like when it really gets down into the heart. Instead of picking up the gavel of judgement, we’re called to take up the scoop of generosity, giving others the same grace we’ve received. The measure we use matters, because it reveals what’s shaping us. True sight begins with humility and real correction starts with confession. The good news is that Jesus has already carried our beams at the cross, so we can see clearly...
2025-10-1330 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 5th October 2025 // Evening // Genesis 29:31-30:24 // The Good who Sees and HearsRev. Craig Lynn preaches Genesis 29:31-30:24 at evening worship on Sunday 5th October 2025 in First Ards.
In a household marked by rivalry, jealousy and heartache, God’s grace quietly holds the centre. Leah, unloved and overlooked, discovers that the Lord sees her misery and hears her cries. Rachel, jealous and scheming, finds that the Lord remembers her and opens her womb. Across all the bitterness and bargaining, it’s God, not human striving, who moves His promises forward. He’s the God who notices the unseen, listens to the broken, remembers the forgotten and gives life where none c...
2025-10-0636 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 5th October 2025 // Morning // Luke 6:27-36 // The Radical Way of LoveRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 6:27-36 at morning worship on Sunday 5th October 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus calls His followers to live differently: to love their enemies; to do good to those who hate them; to bless those who curse them; and to pray for those who mistreat them. This love isn’t sentimental but deliberate, a grace-shaped mercy that mirrors the Father’s heart. It’s the love Jesus Himself displayed at the cross: kindness to the undeserving; forgiveness to His enemies; and mercy to those who could never repay.
2025-10-0629 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 28th September 2025 // Evening // Genesis 29:1-30 // The God who Guides in the OrdinaryRev. Craig Lynn preaches Genesis 29:1-30 at evening worship on Sunday 28th September 2025 in First Ards.
After the vision of Bethel, Jacob doesn’t find angels or ladders, only a well, some shepherds and a young woman arriving with sheep. Yet through these ordinary details, God leads him to Rachel and into the next stage of His covenant plan. Even amid love, labour, deception and disappointment, God is at work quietly guiding His people, exposing idols, disciplining sin and preparing the line of Christ. In Jesus, the true Bridegroom, we see the One who doesn’t deceive or e...
2025-09-2927 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 28th September 2025 // Morning // Luke 6:20-26 // Blessings and Woes byRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 6:20-26 at morning worship on Sunday 28th September in First Ards.
Jesus opens His kingdom manifesto with shocking verdicts. He pronounces blessing not on the rich, the comfortable, or the popular, but on the poor, the hungry, the weeping, and the hated, those who belong to Him. And He speaks words of lament over those who look secure now but are storing up emptiness for eternity. True blessing isn’t about your circumstances today but about belonging to Christ and living now in light of His promised future.
2025-09-2931 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 21st September 2025 // Evening // Genesis 28 // The God who Comes DownRev. Craig Lynn preaches Genesis 28 at evening worship on Sunday 21st September 2025 in First Ards.
Jacob runs into exile with guilt on his conscience, a stone for a pillow, and nothing to his name. Yet it’s there, in a “certain place,” that God meets him, not because he deserves it, but because God comes down in grace. Jacob sees a stairway between heaven and earth, a vision fulfilled in Jesus Christ, the true Bethel, the living gate of heaven. And in this we see the gospel, not that we climb up to God, but that God comes...
2025-09-2233 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 21st September 2025 // Morning // Luke 6:17-19 // The King who Comes DownRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 6:17-19 at morning worship on Sunday 21st September 2025 in First Ards.
Before Jesus speaks a single word of the Sermon on the Plain, Luke slows us down to look at Him. He comes down among ordinary people, His presence is both heard and felt and power flows from Him to heal and restore. Here is the Christ who is accessible, compassionate and sufficient. The call of this passage is clear. Will you entrust your life into His hands?
2025-09-2227 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 14th September 2025 // Morning // Luke 6:12-16 // Called, Chosen and SentRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 6:12-16 at morning worship on Sunday 14th September 2025 in First Ards.
Before choosing the twelve apostles, Jesus prayed through the night. Out of many disciples, He called ordinary people - fishermen, a tax collector, a zealot, doubters and brothers - to be His witnesses. Their mission rested not on their brilliance but on His blood. And still today, Jesus calls, chooses and sends His people to bear lasting fruit in His name.
2025-09-1537 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 7th September 2025 // Evening // Prayer and Praise Service // We Share ChristRev. Craig Lynn preaches an epilogue at evening worship on Sunday 7th September 2025 in First Ards.
At the start of a new church year, we’re reminded of three simple but life–shaping words: WE SHARE CHRIST_._ Together we belong to one another in Him, we joyfully share the gospel and our lives and we keep Christ at the centre of our worship, welcome and witness. This is our calling and our privilege as His people.
2025-09-0817 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 7th September 2025 // Morning // Luke 6:6-11 // The Lord of LifeRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 6:6-11 at morning worship on Sunday 7th September 2025 in First Ards.
On the Sabbath, Jesus meets a man with a withered hand and restores him with a word. As we return to Luke's gospel after a break over the summer months, we see in this passage that the Lord’s Day isn't about box-ticking rules but about mercy, restoration and life. The Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath and when He speaks, withered things live again.
2025-09-0833 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 24th August 2025 // Evening // Faith FAQs // Does Prayer Really Make a Difference?Rev. Craig Lynn preaches James 5:13-18 at evening worship on Sunday 24th August 2025 in First Ards.
We know we should pray, but does it actually change anything? In this final message of our Faith FAQs series, James reminds us that prayer is God’s chosen means of working in the world, shaping our hearts and deepening our relationship with Him. Prayer matters, not because our words are powerful, but because the God who hears is sovereign, wise and good.
2025-08-2533 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 17th August 2025 // Morning // Obadiah 17-21 // The Kingdom will be the Lord'sRev. Craig Lynn preaches Obadiah 17-21 at evening worship on Sunday 17th August 2025 in First Ards.
In a world where trouble feels endless, Obadiah lifts our eyes to God’s promise of restoration, reversal and reign. What’s lost will be restored, wrongs will be put right and the final word is not despair but hope. “The kingdom will be the Lord’s.”
2025-08-1832 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 10th August 2025 // Evening // Faith FAQs // Why Share the Gospel When People Don’t Want to Hear It?Rev. Craig Lynn preaches 2 Corinthians 4:1–6 and Acts 17:16–34 at evening worship on Sunday 10th August in First Ards.
Paul knew resistance to the gospel was normal and so should we. In a spiritually blind world, our task isn’t to edit God’s message or control the results, but to faithfully proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord, trusting Him to open eyes.
Looking at Paul in Athens, we learn to see our community as God sees it, start where people are, speak their language and move from common ground to gospel ground. Some will reject, some will be curio...
2025-08-1135 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 10th August 2025 // Morning // Obadiah 15-16 // The Day is ComingRev. Craig Lynn preaches Obadiah 14-16 at morning worship on Sunday 10th August 2025 in First Ards.
Obadiah lifts our eyes from one nation to all nations, declaring, “The day of the Lord is near.” This is not a distant theological concept, but a certain day of justice when every deed will be brought to account. Yet for those in Christ Jesus, the judgment we deserve has already fallen on Him, He has drunk the cup of wrath in our place. In light of eternity, we’re called to live and sow the gospel with urgency, compassion and confid...
2025-08-1126 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 3rd August 2025 // Evening // Faith FAQs // Do the Miraculous Gifts Still Happen Today?Rev. Craig Lynn preaches 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 and 13:8-13 at evening worship on Sunday 3rd August 2025 in First Ards.
Are tongues, prophecy and healing still for the church today, or were they for a particular time and purpose? In this message from our Faith FAQs series, we turn to God’s Word to see how the Spirit worked in the early church and how He continues to work now through the ordinary means of grace.
2025-08-0440 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 27th July 2025 // Evening // Faith FAQs // What Happens when we Die?Rev. Craig Lynn preaches 2 Corinthians 5:1-10 at evening worship on Sunday 27th July 2025 in First Ards.
In this sermon from our Faith FAQs series, we face one of life’s most personal and profound questions: what happens when we die? While the world offers confusion and sentiment, Scripture speaks with clarity, warmth and hope. We see that for those who are in Christ, death is not the end. It’s going home.
2025-07-2836 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 27th July 2025 // Morning // Obadiah 5-14 // When God’s People Stand AloofRev. Craig Lynn preaches Obadiah 5-14 at morning worship on Sunday 27th July 2025 in First Ards.
We continue through the book of Obadiah and see how the Lord calls out Edom, not just for what they did but for what they failed to do. As we reflect on their silence, indifference and eventual cruelty, we’re reminded that gospel people aren’t called to stand at a distance but to step in. Because Christ didn’t stand aloof from us. And now, Christ sends us.
2025-07-2829 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 20th July 2025 // Evening // Faith FAQs // Is Jesus Really the Only Way?Rev. Craig Lynn preaches John 14:1-7 at evening worship on Sunday 20th July 2025 in First Ards.
Is it arrogant to believe Jesus is the only way to God? In this sermon, we listen to Christ’s own words, “I am the way, the truth and the life” and explore why His exclusive claim isn’t narrow minded, but deeply loving and gloriously true.
2025-07-2133 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 20th July 2025 // Morning // Obadiah 1-4 // The Arrogance that BlindsRev. Craig Lynn preaches Obadiah 1-4 at morning worship on Sunday 20th July 2025 in First Ards.
As we begin our Sowing Seeds summer, Obadiah confronts us with the needed warning that pride blinds, isolates and deceives. But God humbles the proud not to crush them, but to prepare them for grace, for growth and for mission. Real gospel work begins on our knees.
2025-07-2134 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 13th July 2025 // Evening // Revelation 19:11-16 // Jesus is our KingRev. Michael Bostock preaches Revelation 19:11-18 at evening worship on Sunday 13th July 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus is our prophet, priest and king. What does it mean that Jesus is our king?
2025-07-1425 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 6th July 2025 // Evening // Hebrews 4:14-5:10 // Jesus is our PriestRev. Michael Bostock preaches Psalm 110 and Hebrews 4:14-5-10 at evening worship on Sunday 6th July 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus is our prophet, priest and king. What does it mean that Jesus is our priest?
2025-07-0740 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 29th June 2025 // Evening // Luke 24:13-27 // Jesus is our ProphetRev. Michael Bostock preaches Deuteronomy 18:15-22 and Luke 24:13-27 at evening worship on Sunday 29th June 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus is our prophet, priest and king. What does it mean that Jesus is our prophet?
2025-06-3032 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 22nd June 2025 // Evening // Faith FAQs // Why does God Allow Suffering and Evil?Rev. Craig Lynn preaches Romans 8:18-39 at evening worship on Sunday 22nd June 2025 in First Ards.
Suffering raises some of life’s hardest questions and the Bible doesn’t avoid them. In this message, we consider what Scripture says about a world marked by pain and a God who meets us in it. Not with easy answers, but with real hope: a Saviour who suffered for us, walks with us and will one day make all things new.
2025-06-2331 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 22nd June 2025 // Morning // Luke 6:1-5 // Lord of the SabbathRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 6:1-5 at morning worship on Sunday 22nd June 2025 in First Ards.
As Jesus walks through a grainfield on the Sabbath, a quiet moment becomes a striking revelation of who He is. In this passage from Luke 6, we see that Jesus isn’t just correcting misunderstanding, He’s claiming authority. He is the Lord of the Sabbath and in Him we find the true rest our hearts were made for.
2025-06-2333 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 15th June 2025 // Morning // Luke 5:33-39 // New WineskinsRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 5:33-39 at morning worship on Sunday 15th June 2025 in First Ards.
When questioned about fasting, Jesus responds with three vivid images: a wedding; a patch; and a wineskin. Each of them reveals that He hasn’t come to improve religion but to replace it. In this sermon from Luke 5, we see that Jesus brings joy, new life and a fresh start, not something to sample, but Someone to follow.
2025-06-1631 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 8th June 2025 // Evening // Faith FAQs // Is the Bible Inerrant?Rev. Craig Lynn preaches 2 Timothy 3:16-17 at evening worship on Sunday 8th June 2025 in First Ards.
This sermon kicks off our new series, Faith FAQs, where we’re asking and answering some of the big questions of the Christian faith.
Is the Bible reliable? Can we really trust what it says? In this sermon, we consider the Bible’s own claims about its authority and truthfulness and we explore the reasons Christians believe it is the inerrant Word of God, breathed out by Him, trustworthy in every part and sufficient for all of life. If the...
2025-06-0937 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 1st June 2025 // Morning // Luke 5:27-32 // The Call of LeviRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 5:27-32 at morning worship on Sunday 1st June 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus’ call to Levi wasn’t about worthiness or reputation, it was a call of pure grace. In this sermon, we see how Jesus not only calls sinners but shares His table with them, welcoming the unlikely and the unwanted. And we’re challenged to respond: will we grumble at grace, or will we open our homes and lives, making space for others to meet Jesus too?
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2025-06-0230 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 25th May 2025 // Morning // 2 Samuel 10 // David Defeats the AmmonitesRev. Craig Lynn preaches 2 Samuel 10 at evening worship worship on Sunday 25th May 2025 in First Ards.
David extends kindness to the Ammonites, but his peace offering is rejected, his messengers shamed and a war erupts that didn’t need to happen. In this sermon from 2 Samuel 10, we explore what happens when grace is misread as a threat, how pride escalates conflict and how David’s battles point us forward to a greater King, our Lord Jesus Christ, the One who offers kindness but will one day return as a conquering King. Will we receive His kindness or reje...
2025-05-2631 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 25th May 2025 // Morning // Luke 5:17-26 // The Authority to ForgiveRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 5:17-26 at morning worship on Sunday 25th May 2025 in First Ards.
When a paralysed man is lowered through a roof to Jesus, the crowd expects a miracle of healing, but Jesus sees a deeper need. In this sermon from Luke 5, we explore how Jesus’ authority goes far beyond restoring broken bodies; He forgives sin. This isn’t just a story about a man who walked again, but about a Saviour who knows the heart, meets us in our greatest need and offers us something far greater than we often expect. How will we r...
2025-05-2632 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 18th May 2025 // Evening // Psalm 74 // A Prayer for God’s Glory in Dark DaysRev. Michael Bostock preaches Psalm 74 at evening worship on Sunday 18th May in First Ards.
Psalm 74 is a contemplative prayer in the face of spiritual ruin. With the temple destroyed and God’s name dishonoured, Asaph pleads with the Lord not for comfort, but for God’s glory to be restored. This sermon reflects on the relevance of that prayer for today’s church, in a time of confusion, compromise and cultural darkness. How should God’s people respond? With serious, heartfelt prayer rooted in God’s past faithfulness, present promises and enduring power.
2025-05-1920 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 18th May 2025 // Morning // Luke 5:12-16 // The Healing of the LeperRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 5:12-16 at morning worship on Sunday 18th May 2025 in First Ards.
A man covered in leprosy comes to Jesus with a desperate request, “If you are willing, you can make me clean.” What unfolds is a powerful moment of grace. Jesus touches the untouchable and speaks cleansing with divine authority. This passage reveals not just the compassion of Christ, but His willingness to restore the broken and welcome the outcast. It also shows us His quiet strength, as He withdraws to pray in the midst of growing fame. What kind of King is t...
2025-05-1930 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 11th May 2025 // Evening // 2 Samuel 9 // David and MephiboshethRev. Craig Lynn preaches 2 Samuel 9 at evening worship on Sunday 11th May 2025 in First Ards.
In this account from 2 Samuel 9, we see King David reach out in kindness to a forgotten, broken man named Mephibosheth. It’s a picture of grace: covenantal, undeserved and deeply personal. David’s mercy mirrors the greater mercy of God, who seeks out sinners, not for what they offer, but for the sake of His Son. Just as Mephibosheth is lifted from Lo-Debar and seated at the king’s table “like one of the king’s sons,” so too are we, through Christ, welc...
2025-05-1233 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 11th May 2025 // Morning // Isaiah 55 // Wycliffe Bible TranslatorsRicky Ferguson (ruling elder in Ballyhenry Presbyterian Church in the presbytery of North Belfast and Ireland Team Leader for Wycliffe Bible Translators) preaches Isaiah 55 and shares about the work and witness of Wycliffe, one of our mission partners, at morning worship on Sunday 11th May 2025 in First Ards.
What happens when people hear the Word of God in their own language? Lives are changed. Hearts are opened. Nations are reached. In this message, we reflect on Isaiah 55:10–11 and hear powerful stories from the work of Bible translation with Wycliffe, including how one word in one language unlocked th...
2025-05-1230 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 4th May 2025 // Morning // Luke 5:1-11 // The Catch of FishRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 5:1-11 at morning worship on Sunday 4th May 2025 in First Ards.
Peter thought he knew what he was doing, until Jesus stepped into his boat. This isn’t just a story about fish. It’s about a call that confronts, convicts and transforms. Jesus interrupts Peter’s ordinary day with a command that makes no sense, “let down the nets” and Peter obeys. The result? A miraculous catch, but more than that, a man undone by holiness. Peter falls at Jesus’ knees, not in pride but repentance. And Jesus lifts him. “Don’t be afraid. Fro...
2025-05-0531 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastEaster Sunday 20th April 2025 // Morning // 1 Peter 1:3-9 // Because He LivesRev. Craig Lynn preaches 1 Peter 1:3-9 at Easter morning worship on 20th April 2025 in First Ards.
Peter doesn’t begin with problems, he begins with praise. Jesus is alive and that changes everything. His resurrection gives us new birth into a living hope, an inheritance that can’t perish, spoil, or fade. That hope holds in suffering. Even when faith feels fragile, God keeps us. Our future is secure, not because we’re strong, but because Christ is risen. So take heart: we don’t follow a memory, we follow a living Saviour. And because He lives, we live
2025-04-2132 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastGood Friday 18th April 2025 // Holy Week // Mark 15:25-39 // The Darkest HourRev. David Moore preaches Mark 15:25-39 at our fourth and final joint Holy Week service on Good Friday 18th April 2025 in First Ards.
On that Friday, Jesus was crucified. Mocked, rejected and alone, He hung on a cross between criminals. But this was no ordinary death, this was the moment sin was judged, wrath was spent and salvation was won. As darkness fell, Jesus bore the weight of the world’s sin and cried out in abandonment. And when He died, the temple curtain tore, the way to God thrown open. A Roman centurion looked up and sa...
2025-04-1934 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastThursday 17th April 2025 // Holy Week // Mark 14:17-26 & 32-36 // The Longest NightRev. David Moore preaches Mark 14:17-26 and 32-36 at our third joint Holy Week service on Thursday 17th April 2025 in First Ards.
On the night before the cross, Jesus gives His disciples a powerful promise and prays a profound prayer. The promise? His body and blood, broken and poured out, are the guarantee of God’s covenant love, the gift of forgiveness and life. The prayer? “Not my will, but yours be done.” At the darkest hour, Jesus walks the hardest road for us. Trust the promise. Follow the prayer.
2025-04-1833 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastWednesday 16th April 2025 // Holy Week // Mark 12:1-12 & 14:1-11 // Rejected and BetrayedRev. David Moore preaches Mark 12:1-12 and 14:1-11 at our second joint Holy Week service on Wednesday 16th April in First Ards.
As Holy Week continues, Jesus is rejected by the religious leaders and betrayed by Judas; but in the middle of it all, He’s honoured by a woman who pours out costly perfume in love. While others plot, she worships. It’s a challenge to us. Are we rejecting, betraying or truly honouring Jesus with our best?
2025-04-1700 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastTuesday 15th April 2025 // Holy Week // Mark 11:12-19 // Turning the TablesRev. David Moore preaches Mark 11:12-19 at our first joint Holy Week service on Tuesday 15th April in First Ards.
Jesus curses a fruitless fig tree and overturns tables in the temple. Both are signs of judgment, not on outsiders, but on empty religion. It’s a call to repent, to return to our first love and to let Jesus bring the change we need.
2025-04-1631 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 13th April 2025 // Evening // 2 Samuel 8:1-18 // David’s VictoriesRev. Craig Lynn preaches 2 Samuel 8:1-18 at evening worship on Sunday 13th March 2025 in First Ards.
Following God’s covenant promises to David in chapter 7, 2 Samuel 8 shows those promises beginning to unfold. David’s reign expands through a series of military victories, not for personal glory, but as a testimony to God’s faithfulness. We see a king who rules with justice and righteousness, honours the Lord with what he gains and points us forward to a greater King still to come. This chapter isn’t just a record of battles; it’s a glimpse of God’s kingdom br...
2025-04-1437 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastPalm Sunday 13th April 2025 // Morning // Philippians 2:5-11 // The Unexpected KingRev. Craig Lynn preaches Matthew 21:1-11 and Philippians 2:5-11 at Palm Sunday morning worship on Sunday 13th April 2025 in First Ards.
On Palm Sunday, Jesus entered Jerusalem to cheers and shouts of “Hosanna!”, but not as the people expected. He came not on a war horse, but on a donkey. Not to claim power, but to lay it down. From Matthew’s account of that first Palm Sunday and Paul’s reflection in Philippians, we see the heart of Christ: gentle, humble, obedient, even to death on a cross. He is the King we need and one day ever...
2025-04-1412 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 6th April 2025 // Morning // Luke 4:42–44 // The Gospel of the KingdomRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 4:42-44 at morning worship on Sunday 6th April 2025 in First Ards.
After a powerful day of ministry in Capernaum, Jesus withdraws to pray. When the crowds try to keep Him, He refuses. Jesus hasn’t come to settle, but to proclaim the good news of the kingdom of God. This passage reveals the heart of Christ’s mission: not popularity, but purpose. His eyes are set on preaching, His steps are guided by the Father and His kingdom is always moving forward.
2025-04-0732 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 30th March 2025 // Evening // 2 Samuel 7:18–29 // David's PrayerRev. Craig Lynn preaches 2 Samuel 7:18-29 at evening worship on Sunday 30th March 2025 in First Ards.
In response to God’s covenant promises, David doesn’t rush to act, he sits and prays. His words reveal a heart shaped by humility, worship and faith. Rooted in God’s grace and promises, David’s prayer becomes a model for how we respond to the mercy and faithfulness of God, not with striving, but with trust.
2025-03-3131 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 30th March 2025 // Morning // Luke 4:38–41 // Healing and PreachingRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 4:38–41 at morning worship on Sunday 30th March 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus leaves the synagogue and enters Simon’s home, where He heals Peter’s mother-in-law with a word. As evening falls, crowds gather, and Jesus lays hands on each one, healing the sick and casting out demons. This passage shows us the compassion and authority of Christ, not only in public but in private, not just in teaching but in personal, restoring power.
2025-03-3131 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 23rd March 2025 // Morning // Luke 4:31-37 // Jesus meets a DemonRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 4:31-37 at morning worship on Sunday 23rd March 2025 in First Ards.
In Capernaum, Jesus teaches with striking authority, unlike anything the people had heard before. His words don’t just inform, they command. And when a demon confronts Him, Jesus silences and casts it out with a word, showing power not just over minds, but over the unseen spiritual realm. This passage challenges us to move beyond admiration of Jesus and respond in faith and submission to His authority.
2025-03-2431 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 16th March 2025 // Evening // 2 Samuel 7:1-17 // God’s Covenant with DavidRev. Craig Lynn preaches 2 Samuel 7:1-17 at evening worship on Sunday 16th March 2025 in First Ards.
David plans to build a house for God, but God reveals a greater plan, to establish an eternal kingdom through David’s line, fulfilled in Jesus. This passage reshapes history, highlighting God’s faithfulness and a kingdom that will never end.
2025-03-1731 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 16th March 2025 // Morning // Luke 4:14-30 // Jesus in the SynagogueRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 4:14-30 at morning worship on Sunday 16th March 2025 in First Ards.
When Jesus returns to His hometown, He reads from Isaiah and declares, “Today this Scripture is fulfilled in your hearing.” At first, the people marvel, but when He challenges their expectations, declaring that God’s grace extends beyond them, their admiration turns to rage. This passage warns us that knowing about Jesus isn’t the same as knowing Him. The people of Nazareth grew up with Jesus but rejected Him as Lord. Many today admire Him but never surrender to Him. The peop...
2025-03-1732 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 9th March 2025 // Morning // Luke 4:1-13 // The Temptation of JesusRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 4:1-13 at morning worship on Sunday 9th March 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness is more than just an example. Where Adam fell in Eden, Jesus stood firm. Where Israel failed in the wilderness, Jesus remained faithful. Satan tempted Him with shortcuts to satisfaction, power and security, but Jesus refused, choosing obedience to the Father over compromise. He fought not with miracles, but with Scripture, showing us that God’s Word is our greatest weapon against the enemy’s lies. And because Jesus won this battle, He wins every battle. His vi...
2025-03-1029 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 2nd March 2025 // Afternoon // Messy Church // CreationOne of our elders, David Logan, talks about creation at Messy Church on Sunday 2nd March 2025 in First Ards.
2025-03-0310 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 2nd March 2025 // Morning // Luke 3:23-38 // The Genealogy of JesusRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 3:23-38 at morning worship on Sunday 2nd March 2025 in First Ards.
Jesus’ family tree isn’t just history, it’s theology. Luke traces His genealogy all the way back to Adam, showing that Jesus isn’t just Israel’s Messiah, He’s the Saviour of the whole world. While Adam’s failure brought sin and death, Jesus, the Second Adam, came to undo what was broken and bring life to all who belong to Him. His victory over temptation, sin and death means that in Him, we receive a new identity, a new family, an...
2025-03-0331 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 23rd February 2025 // Evening // 1 Corinthians 10:16-17 & 11:23-29 // The Lord’s Supper - More than a MemorialRev. Craig Lynn preaches 1 Corinthians 10:16-17 & 11:23-29 at evening worship on Sunday 23rd February 2025 in First Ards.
The Lord’s Supper is far more than a memorial. It’s a means of grace, a sign and seal of God’s covenant, a family meal and a foretaste of the feast to come. When we come to the Table, we don’t just remember Christ’s sacrifice, we actively participate in the grace He offers. This meal unites us as His people, strengthens our faith and assures us of His promises. And as we take the bread and the cup, w...
2025-02-2426 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 23rd February 2025 // Morning // Matthew 9:35-10:5a // European Mission FellowshipRev. Scott Moore, director of European Mission Fellowship, talks about the work and witness of EMF and preaches Matthew 9:35-10:5a at morning worship on Sunday 23rd February 2025 in First Ards.
2025-02-2429 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 16th February 2025 // Evening // 2 Samuel 6:17-23 // David and MichalRev. Craig Lynn preaches 2 Samuel 6:17-23 at evening worship on Sunday 16th February 2025 in First Ards.
True worship isn’t about appearances, it’s about the heart. As the Ark of the Covenant enters Jerusalem, David rejoices with unrestrained joy, while Michal watches from the window in contempt. One heart is captivated by God’s presence, the other is consumed by pride. This passage challenges us: are we worshippers or spectators? Do we seek God’s glory or human approval? True worship might look foolish to the world, but it brings life and joy. The question is, will we...
2025-02-1737 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 16th February 2025 // Morning // Luke 3:21-22 // Jesus is BaptisedRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 3:21-22 at morning worship on Sunday 16th February 2025 in First Ards.
At His baptism, Jesus steps into the water, not because He needs repentance, but to identify with sinners and fulfil all righteousness. In this powerful moment, the heavens open, the Spirit descends and the Father declares His love and delight. This isn’t just about Jesus, it’s about us. He steps into our place so we can step into His grace. He opens the way to God so we can know Him personally. And the same Spirit that anointed Jesus is a...
2025-02-1737 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 9th February 2025 // Evening // 2 Samuel 6:1-15 // The Ark Brought to JerusalemRev. Craig Lynn preaches 1 Samuel 6:1-15 at evening worship on Sunday 9th February 2025 in First Ards.
The presence of God can either bring judgment or joy, fear or freedom. The difference is in how we approach Him. In this passage, we see David’s first attempt to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem end in disaster, while his second attempt overflows with worship. The lesson? God’s presence is not to be handled casually but approached with obedience, reverence and awe. And ultimately, the only way to come before a holy God is through Jesus Chri...
2025-02-1033 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 9th February 2025 // Morning // Luke 3:7-20 // John PreachesRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 3:7-20 at morning worship on Sunday 9th February 2025 in First Ards.
Real repentance isn’t just about feeling sorry for sin, it’s about real change. John the Baptist calls out superficial faith, warning that God isn’t fooled by religious appearances. True repentance produces visible fruit, transforms our actions and leads us to full surrender to Jesus. John reminds us that Jesus is not only the Saviour but also the Judge. His fire will either refine those who belong to Him or consume those who reject Him. The time for repentance is now...
2025-02-1035 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 2nd February 2025 // Evening // 2 Samuel 5:17-25 // The Lord of BreakthroughsRev. Craig Lynn preaches 2 Samuel 5:17-25 at evening worship on Sunday 2nd February 2025 in First Ards.
2025-02-0333 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastFirst Ards Bible Weekend // Session 4 // An Invitation to Mission // Luke 10:1-9 & Matthew 28:16-20Rick Hill (elder, Carnmoney Presbyterian Church and secretary to PCI’s Council for Mission in Ireland) speaks on Luke 10:1-9 & Matthew 28:16-20 as he leads the fourth session of the First Ards Bible Weekend at morning worship on Sunday 2nd February 2025.
2025-02-0332 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastFirst Ards Bible Weekend // Session 3 // An Invitation to Sacrifice // Mark 8:34-38Rick Hill (elder, Carnmoney Presbyterian Church and secretary to PCI’s Council for Mission in Ireland) speaks on Mark 8:34-38 as he leads the third session of the First Ards Bible Weekend on Friday 31st January 2025.
2025-02-0143 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastFirst Ards Bible Weekend // Session 2 // An Invitation to Follow // Matthew 4:18-22Rick Hill (elder, Carnmoney Presbyterian Church and secretary to PCI’s Council for Mission in Ireland) speaks on Matthew 4:18-22 as he leads the second session of the First Ards Bible Weekend on Saturday 1st February 2025.
2025-02-0142 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastFirst Ards Bible Weekend // Devotions // An Invitation to Come // Matthew 11:28-30Rev. Craig Lynn speaks on Luke 10:38-42 at worship during the First Ards Bible Weekend on Saturday 1st February 2025.
2025-02-0111 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastFirst Ards Bible Weekend // Session 1 // An Invitation to Come // Matthew 11:28-30Rick Hill (elder, Carnmoney Presbyterian Church and secretary to PCI’s Council for Mission in Ireland) speaks on Matthew 11:28-30 as he leads the first session of the First Ards Bible Weekend on Friday 31st January 2025.
2025-01-3130 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 26th January 2025 // Morning // Luke 3:1-6 // John the BaptistRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 3:1-6 at morning worship on Sunday 26th January 2025 in First Ards.
2025-01-2733 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 19th January 2025 // Evening // Pastoral Care // Serving God’s People in a new EraOn an evening where we think about pastoral care in our church family, Rev. Craig Lynn preaches Acts 2, Colossians 6 and Hebrews 10 at evening worship on Sunday 19th January 2025 in First Ards.
2025-01-2031 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 19th January 2025 // Morning // Luke 2:39-52 // Jesus in the TempleRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 2:39-52 at morning worship on Sunday 19th January 2025 in First Ards.
2025-01-2032 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 12th January 2025 // Evening // Pastoral Care // A Biblical Foundation for a Changing WorldOn an evening where we think about pastoral care in our church family, Rev. Craig Lynn preaches John 10, 1 Peter 5 and Ephesians 4 at evening worship on Sunday 12th January 2025 in First Ards.
2025-01-1327 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 12th January 2025 // Morning // Luke 2:21-38 // Simeon and AnnaRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 2:21-38 at morning worship on Sunday 12th January 2025 in First Ards.
2025-01-1333 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 5th January 2025 // Evening // Mission Update // Care for CambodiaJonny Hamill gives us an update of the work and witness of Care for Cambodia at evening worship on Sunday 5th January 2025 in First Ards.
We support the work of Care for Cambodia as a congregation. For more information and to donate, visit www.careforcambodia.org.kh
2025-01-0628 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 5th January 2025 // Morning // Luke 2:1-20 // The Birth of JesusRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 2:1-20 at morning worship on Sunday 5th January 2025 in First Ards.
2025-01-0631 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 29th December 2024 // Morning // Isaiah 42:1-9 // Jesus Brings a Better PeaceRev. Jonathan Boyd, minister of Killyleagh Presbyterian Church preaches Isaiah 42:1-9 at morning worship on Sunday 29th December 2024 in First Ards.
2024-12-3028 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastChristmas Day 2024 // Morning // John 14:1-6 // The Wise Men’s SearchRev. Craig Lynn speaks on John 14:1-6 at the Christmas Morning service 2024 in First Ards.
2024-12-2507 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastChristmas Eve 2024 // Evening // Luke 2:8-20 // The ShepherdsRev. Philip Boyd, minister of McQuiston Memorial Presbyterian Church, preaches Luke 2:8-20 at the Christmas Eve midnight service 2024 in First Ards.
2024-12-2512 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 22nd December 2024 // Evening // Carols by Candlelight // Following the LightRev. Craig Lynn preaches an epilogue entitled “Following the Light” at our service of nine lessons and carols on Sunday 22nd December 2024 in First Ards.
The nine lessons were: Genesis 1:1-5; Numbers 24:15-19; Isaiah 9:2, 6-7; Isaiah 60:1-5; Malachi 4:1-2, 5-6; Matthew 2:1-12; John 1:1-14; John 8:12, 31-32, 51, 58; and Revelation 22:12-14, 16-17, 20-21.
2024-12-2312 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 22nd December 2024 // Morning // John 6:30-35 // Why Bethlehem?Rev. Craig Lynn preaches a short epilogue on John 6:30-35 at morning worship, our Nativity Service, on Sunday 22nd December in First Ards.
2024-12-2308 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 15th December 2024 // Evening // Philemon 22-25 // The Fruit of ForgivenessRev. Craig Lynn preaches Philemon 22-25 at evening worship on Sunday 15th December 2024 in First Ards.
2024-12-1638 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 15th December 2024 // Morning // Luke 1:67-80 // The BenedictusRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 1:67-80 at morning worship on Sunday 15th December 2024 in First Ards.
2024-12-1628 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 8th December 2024 // Evening // Romans 5:1-11 // God’s Christmas Tree and GiftsRev. Michael Bostock preaches Romans 5:1-11 at evening worship on Sunday 8th December 2024 in First Ards.
2024-12-0925 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 8th December 2024 // Morning // Luke 1:57-66 // The Birth of JohnRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 1:57-66 at morning worship on Sunday 8th December 2024 in First Ards.
2024-12-0931 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 1st December 2024 // Evening // Philemon 18-21 // Bearing the CostRev. Craig Lynn preaches Philemon 18-21 at evening worship on Sunday 1st December 2024 in First Ards.
2024-12-0230 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 1st December 2024 // Morning // Luke 1:46-56 // The MagnificatRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 1:46-56 at morning worship on Sunday 1st December 2024 in First Ards.
2024-12-0228 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 24th November 2024 // Evening // Philemon 8-17 // From Useless to UsefulRev. Craig Lynn preaches Philemon 8-17 at evening worship on Sunday 24th November 2024 in First Ards.
2024-11-2525 minFirst Ards Presbyterian Church SermoncastSunday 24th November 2024 // Morning // Luke 1:39-45 // Mary’s Visit to ElizabethRev. Craig Lynn preaches Luke 1:39-45 at morning worship on Sunday 24th November 2024 in First Ards.
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All Request and Dedication Show ArchiveShow # 17 - November 12th 1992Initial Host: Melvin Slicer (replacement Host for B.K)
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Blaze Storytime - About why the ARDS was not on the previous week.
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Birthday Song - Jimmy & Dana
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