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SPB Sermons || Exodus 32 || Who Shall Intercede ? || Rev Andrew (opens the original)
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Moses is on the mountain. The people grow restless. Aaron melts under the pressure of the crowd and fashions a golden calf from the gold God himself had provided. And when Moses returns, one man stands between the sins of his people and the righteous anger of God — arms outstretched, pleading for mercy, willing to be blotted out if the people cannot be forgiven. In this sermon from Exodus 32, Rev Andrew Irwin opens the Golden Calf narrative, shows us the contrast between Aaron's failure and Mose
SPB Sermons || What Is Freedom For? | Exodus 19–20 | Rev Andrew Irwin (opens the original)
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Before God gives a single commandment at Sinai, he tells Israel who brought them there: I carried you on eagles' wings and brought you to myself. Grace before law. Identity before instruction. In this sermon from Exodus 19–20, Rev Andrew Irwin opens the Ten Commandments not as a moral obstacle course but as a covenant gift — the shape of freedom for a people already rescued. Worship comes first, because it is the best thing for us. Then right relating flows from it. And the whole thing makes no
SPB Sermons || 2 || Exodus || 16 || Who Shall Provide for Us? (opens the original)
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They had seen it all — the plagues, the sea, the freedom. And a month into the wilderness they wanted to go back. In this sermon from Exodus 16, Rev Andrew Irwin traces the story of the manna: bread from heaven, grace before rebuke, covenant sufficiency for the whole community, the Sabbath as defiance against Egypt's relentless logic, and the deepest lesson of all — that the God who rescued his people will sustain them one day at a time, until he brings them all the way home. And the manna, for
SPB sermons || Who Shall Save us? (Faithful in Egypt) | Exodus 1:1–22 | Rev Andrew Irwin (opens the original)
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A new Pharaoh who does not know Joseph. A people once welcomed, now enslaved. And two midwives who fear God more than they fear the most powerful ruler in the known world. In this sermon from Exodus 1:1–22, Rev Andrew Irwin opens the great Exodus narrative and explores what it looks like to be the people of God when the world is changing around you — how the blessing of God continues in spite of opposition, why the unnamed Pharaoh is insignificant compared to the named midwives, and how Shiprah
SPB Sermons || The Quiet Soul | Psalm 131 | Rev Andrew Irwin (opens the original)
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Three verses. A soul humbled, stilled, and hoping. In this sermon from Psalm 131, Rev Andrew Irwin takes us through one of the shortest and most quietly powerful psalms in Scripture — exploring how confidence in God produces humility rather than pride, how the gospel gives us a contentment the world cannot manufacture, and why David's closing command still rings out to every generation: put your hope in the Lord, both now and forevermore. Preached at St Paul's & St Barnabas, Belfast — Sunday 16
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