CCC Hoo Peninsula and Strood Sermons
Catch up with the latest teaching from the Hoo Peninsula and Strood Community of Cornerstone City Church, Medway.We believe Christianity holds the truth to our purpose, and that Jesus has the power to transform lives.
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Jesus Plus Nothing - Acts 15:1-35 (opens the original)
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Acts 15:1–35 describes the Jerusalem Council , a pivotal turning point in the early Church that established that salvation is by grace through faith alone , freeing Gentile converts from the obligation of following Jewish law.
The Prophet with a big pout - It's not fair (opens the original)
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The final chapter of Jonah focuses on Jonah’s intense anger at God's mercy after the city of Nineveh repents and escapes destruction, concluding the book with a powerful lesson on divine compassion.
Jonah's Second Chance (opens the original)
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Jonah's second chance leads him to declare impending judgment, prompting an immediate and total repentance from the citizens of Nineveh, including the king and livestock. In response to their genuine change of heart and behaviour, God relents and shows mercy, highlighting the chapter's theme of God’s grace and the power of a simple warning.
The Prophet’s Deep Dive (opens the original)
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After being thrown overboard by sailors to calm a divine storm in Chapter 1, Jonah is swallowed by a massive sea creature sent by God. Trapped inside the fish for three days and three nights, the narrative pauses its fast-paced action to focus entirely on Jonah’s poetic prayer.
Jonah and the Whale (opens the original)
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Come listen to my tale of Jonah and the whale Way down in the middle of the ocean... God tells the prophet Jonah to go to the wicked city of Nineveh to preach against it. Jonah refuses and boards a ship heading in the opposite direction to Tarshish. God sends a violent storm, Jonah is identified by lot, and the sailors throw him into the sea, where a giant fish swallows him
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