Belvoir Parish

Henry Hull continues with the theme "Followers of Jesus", preaching on Peter

Brian Cruise speaks about Mary Magdalene who had seven demons cast out of her and who experienced the grief of Jesus' death and the restoration of his resurection.

Norman Jardine preaches at the start of a new series

Ken Higgins on Easter Sunday

Jonny Watson takes us into holy week by speaking about Palm Sunday

Brian Cruise speaks from Philippians and Luke (and some other bits of the bible) about gentleness.

Brian Cruise speaks from Ruth Chapter 1 about Faithfulness

Rev Norman Jardine preaches on 2 Peter 1 : 1-8

Ken Higgins speaks from Ephesians and Matthew about how we are to imitate Jesus by showing kindness

Join us as Bishop David McClay visits the parish and preaches on Galatians 1:1-20

Brian Cruise speaks about the transfiguration

Colossians 1: 15-20 - The Promise of Christ; join us as Norman Jardine preaches

Ken Higgins talks, from Mark 1, about Jesus' authority.

Johnny Watson talks about calling the disciples Mark 1: 14-20

Brian Cruise speaks about the calling of Philip and Nathanael and how, regardless of circumstances, we need to keep following Jesus.

It's Adrian and Janice McCartney's last Sunday with us as they begin their retirement. Today, the music, the readings, the prayers and the sermon were all woven together into one thing, so we have included all of that. We are thinking about Mary's reactions to God's interventions in her life during Jesus' early life and what they mean for us now.

It's Adrian McCartney's last official day as rector of Belvoir Parish (unofficially, we aren't letting him retire for another week). It's also the last day of 2023 and the last Sunday before epiphany and the start of a new liturgical season. Adrian talks about standing on the shoulders of giants and taking our place in the human pyramid which is the family of God.

It's the end of Christmas Eve and the beginning of Christmas day. Adrian McCartney tries to unfold a corner of the mystery of the incarnation.

Receiving gifts like children do

It's the second week of advent and it's Adrian McCartney's last sermon on the book of Revelation.

Come, Lord Jesus.

We're aware that the sound quality isn't quite what it should be and we're very sorry.

Revelations 4:1

Adrian McCartney continues to speak about the book of Revelation. This week he gives us a fresh perspective on judgement.

Rev 4:1- 5:14 Who is worthy to open the seals

This remembrance Sunday, Michael Wardlow talks about what it means to remember, and especially to remember what Jesus has done for us.

Luke's writing to Theophilus: the certainty of everything that we have been taught

Adrian McCartney continues our series on the Bible.

Adrian McCartney continues our series on how the Bible speaks. This week he talks about how Luke's gospel reveals God the son.

Adrian starts a new series looking at who is Jesus according to the scriptures.

It's harvest and Ruth Alderdice speaks to us about the ten lepers in Luke 17

Removing the lid

Adrian McCartney continues our exploration of Isaiah chapter 6

Belvoir Camp and Supermario

Adrian continues our series on Isaiah 6.

It's the end of summer and the start of something new. Adrian McCartney speaks from Isaiah on setting our sights on something new instead of settling for what we have.

Brian Cruise is with us again to finish our series on the ten commandments.

This week: lying: the lies we tell about others, the lies we tell about ourselves and the lies we believe about ourselves.

20 August 2023

Michael Wardlow continues our series on the ten commandments. He takes a look at what the commandments mean to us today, why stealing was taken so seriously in that society and why stealing isn't just taking property.

Continuing the series on the Ten Commandments

Brian Cruise continues our series on the ten commandments. This week, you shall not murder. What does that mean for those of us who are unlikely to ever deliberately murder? Taking Jesus' words from the sermon on the mount, and Paul's words about the fruit of the spirit, Brian reflects on anger and forgiveness.

Brian Cruise continues our series on the ten commandments. He speaks about the fifth commandment and, along the way, shares some interesting thoughts about the difference between the word of God and our cultural baggage.

The 4th Commandment. What does 'the Sabbath' mean to you?

Adrian teaches on Jesus at the temple

It's the last Sunday before the end of the school term and we thought this would be a good chance to say thank you to God and to each other. Noel McIlvenny uses some Starburst (or are they Opel Fruits) to encourage us, just like Paul encouraged the Christians in Colossae, to always be thankful.

Brian Cruise speaks on fathers' day about the prodigal son and how we need to move away from rules-based Christianity and love each other, and our children, like God love us.

Adrian teaches on the new community that was created after Pentecost and its implications for us today.

Jonny Watson talks about what the risen Jesus had to say about the Holy Spirit and how the spirit empowers us today.

Catch up on the happenings around the Belvoir Park community from the past week.

Waiting - All's Well that Ends Well

Laura Green (guest) teaches on John 4 and the example of Jesus risking connection with the outsider.

Adrian McCartney speaks about how God became one of us, and what it means for the church to be boots on the ground.