Sermons
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February 13, 2022
Speaker: Rev Phil Campbell
As we celebrate in two infant baptisms on 13 February, it’s a good time to consider what the ancient wisdom of Proverbs says about raising kids. While modern methods may vary, the goal of ‘discipling’ wise and godly children remains.
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February 6, 2022
Speaker: Rev Phil Campbell
The ancient wisdom of Proverbs warns against laziness and encourages diligence, because the foolish sluggard will never prosper. But Jesus says there’s another kind of fool – the “Rich Fool” who has no time for God.
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January 30, 2022
Speaker: Rev Phil Campbell
There’s a house in ancient Jerusalem where things aren’t going well. She’s nagging, and he has a wandering eye. Beneath the awkward stereotypes, the call of wisdom remains.
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January 23, 2022
Speaker: Rev Phil Court
Why do the people of Nazareth suddenly turn on Jesus?
How does he go from hero to zero in a matter of minutes?
What triggers this dramatic change?
And does this incident shed any light on how this same Jesus is treated in our generation? -
January 16, 2022
Speaker: Rev Phil Campbell
Some fears are irrational, while others are quite sensible. The book of Proverbs says that a right fear of God is the starting point for a wise and well-lived life.
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January 9, 2022
Speaker: Rev Phil Campbell
“The Art of Living” series – our first service based on the several themes from Proverbs starts this week with “The Art of Living” by Rev Phil Campbell.
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January 2, 2022
Speaker: Rev Phil Campbell
Happy New Year from us at Scots’ Church!
In view of God’s mercy, here are a few resolutions for 2022 – don’t be a conformist; see more of your (church) family; and do some “body building.” -
December 26, 2021
Speaker: Rev Phil Court
Our week-long Christmas at Scots’ conclude this year with the 11 AM service on the 26th, as Rev Phil Court returns to deliver his sermon titled ‘Children of Abraham, Children of God’. Readings are from Matthew 1:1, 16-25.
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December 25, 2021
Speaker: Rev Phil Campbell
“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.”