Category Archives: Jim Scullion

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Prayer Against Complacency

01/20/20201 Thessalonians, 2020-01 Jan, Jim Scullion, Podcastsepcadmin

Direct. Make. Establish. These three words form the backbone of St Paul’s prayer for his dear church in Thessalonica. They are actions that St Paul prays God will take on behalf of the believers there. Jim Scullion ends by asking if we pray like this for our church.

Four Basic Things

01/07/20201 Thessalonians, 2020, 2020-01 Jan, Jim Scullion, Podcastsepcadmin

What “Four Basic Things” might St Paul be trying to get across to his readers in Thessalonica? You’ll have to listen to Jim Scullion’s analysis in today’s sermon.

Four Glorious Names

12/15/20192019-12 Dec, Isaiah, Jim Scullion, Podcastsepcadmin

The prophet Isaiah foretold the coming of “…a child…” and this child was announced as having these names: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace. Each has significance, as Jim Scullion explains in today’s sermon.

Light and Joy

12/01/20192019-12 Dec, Isaiah, Jim Scullion, Podcastsepcadmin

Isaiah 9 is a well known Bible passage generally believed to be prophesying the coming Savior. But what are the themes of light and joy are very dominant in the passage? Pastor Jim provides some insight in Sunday’s sermon.

The Church- Our Glory and Joy

11/18/20191 Thessalonians, 2019-11 Nov, Jim Scullion, Podcastsepcadmin

Now just what could make St Paul ooze, as it were, with emotion and longing for a group of people he had only spent two or three weeks, maybe four, with? What could be so special about people? That is the subject of Jim’s sermon from 1 Thessalonians.

The Word: Heard, Received, Accepted

11/03/20191 Thessalonians, 2019-11 Nov, Jim Scullion, Podcastsepcadmin

Ever notice in a family how some children readily respond positively to parents’ wishes or directives, and other are a bit [or a lot] less responsive? And have you ever noticed- or experienced -that the obedient child can be castigated by the others for being to good? Jim Scullion pointed out a similar situation from 1 Thessalonians 2 where St Paul tries to encourage the relatively new believers in Thessalonica.