Showing posts with label Greg Kay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Greg Kay. Show all posts

Saturday, April 26, 2008

Acts 20 - 21 | Catch-up

Playing a little catch up here!!
Greg preaching on Acts 20:1-12. Download the sermon here (right-click and select Save As...) or listen to it below:


Bill preaching on Acts 20:13-38. Download the sermon here (right-click and select Save As...) or listen to it below:


Scott preaching on Acts 21:1-14. Download the sermon here (right-click and select Save As...) or listen to it below:

Tuesday, November 6, 2007

Acts 11:1-24 | Greg Kay

Greg followed up Peter's vision last week by preaching on the Jewish community's reaction to his interactions with Gentiles in Acts 11:1-24. When do we exhibit grace? Is it only when we know people's stories and feel empathetic towards them? Should we need to know someone's story in order to be gracious and generous? Download the sermon here (right-click and select Save As...) or listen to it below:

Sunday, October 28, 2007

Unclean (Acts 10) | Scott, Monica, Matt and Greg

Sunday night's teaching was a reading of Acts 10 accompanied by images. The reading was done at TILT, with Scott, Mon, Matt and Greg telling the story. The audio has been combined with the images that were on the screen while we were reading.

Please read this document for photo credits.

Monday, October 8, 2007

Acts 8:26-40 | Gregory Paul Kay

Last night's story was found in Acts 8:26-40. Although we may disagree about our favourite superpower, we have to admit teleportation is pretty cool. But as Greg pointed out, Philip had to walk to meet the Ethiopian Eunuch...what does this suggest? Listen to find out...and if you are interested in superpowers, check out this list on wikipedia. Download the sermon here (right-click and select Save As...) or listen to it below:

Monday, October 1, 2007

Acts 8:1-25 | Greg Kay

Last night's story was found in Acts 8:1-26. Greg preached and taught us about this engaging story, about persecution, simony and loving those we might consider our enemies, and of course stories about parking lots. Download the sermon here (right-click and select Save As...) or listen to it below:

Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Acts 5:1-11 | Greg Kay


Greg preached on Sunday on the story of Ananias and Saphira. Whew! Read Acts 5:1-11 here. Download the sermon here (right-click and select Save As...) or listen to it below:

Tuesday, July 3, 2007

Acts 1:13-26 | Greg Kay

Greg walked us through the story of Acts 1:13-26 on Sunday night. Particularly challenging was the question he posed to us: how do we cast lots in our lives today? Download the sermon here (right-click and select Save As...) or listen to it below:

Monday, April 23, 2007

Getting Beyond "What About Him?" | John 21:15ff.

Last night was our second week dwelling on the passage of John 21:15-25, where over breakfast, Jesus re-instates Peter and calls Peter to follow him. What is Peter's reaction? What about him (John)? As Greg said, it's like one kid getting to go on the swings and another not. "What about him?!" (Hence the swing picture.) Greg talked about the journey of following Jesus, of simply following Him and not being focused on what is happening in other communities and other peoples' lives. Download Greg's sermon here or listen to it below.

Photo by Valerie Robinson

Sunday, January 28, 2007

"Sabbath Way of Life"

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Greg spoke tonight about our call to the Sabbath. All of creation is designed to need rest - we see it in agriculture, exercise, everywhere. We simply need rest, as much as our society tries to deny it. Why? How do we actually have a Sabbath DAY? It's a challenge - do you trust God enough to give up your work for a day, knowing that you will have enough time to do it. Have you ever considered that if you are never able to complete what you feel you are suppoed to, then some of those things cannot be God's will for your life? God is not going to ask of you more than you have time for!! Can we look at time as a delight and blessing rather than the bane of our existence? Listen to Greg's sermon. Read Greg's sermon here.