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Mossvale Community Church
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Sermons from Mossvale Community Church, a non-denominational, family church in the north end of Paisley, Renfrewshire, in Scotland. We come from all walks of life, and are united in our passion to see lives and our world transformed by the love and power of God.
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The Overflowing Life
This lesson from Colossians 3:15-17 teaches that the overflowing Christian life is marked by three essential realities: letting the peace of Christ rule in our hearts, letting the word of Christ dwell in us richly, and living in a way that brings glory to the name of Jesus. True peace begins with...
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Scandalous Grace
Rahab’s story reminds us that no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace. No matter your past, your failures, or the shame you carry, God is calling you to come to Him. You don’t have to fix yourself before coming to Jesus; you come to Him because you need a Saviour. Through His death and...
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Citizens of Heaven and Ambassadors on Earth
In Philippians 3:20, Paul reminds us that our citizenship is in heaven and our identity is found in Christ. As citizens of heaven and ambassadors on earth, we are called to carry God’s presence, power, and purpose into everyday life. Mission is not only overseas or through organisations - it…
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Joshua part 6
In our final session at this season of Mossvale Men's Meeting, Joshua 6 tells the powerful story of the fall of Jericho, reminding us that victory comes not through human strength but through the power of God and faith-filled obedience. Although Jericho’s walls seemed impossible to overcome, God...
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Ecclesiastes part 5
Pastor Hugh concludes our series in Ecclesiastes. Chapter 12 reminds us that life is temporary, our strength and abilities will fade, and everything we achieve or possess will eventually pass away. That is why Solomon urges us to “remember your Creator” now—not when life is almost over, but while...
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Joshua part 5
Pastor Hugh delivers the penultimate session at Mossvale Men's Meeting. Joshua 5 teaches us that before victory comes worship, obedience, and trust. Before Israel faced Jericho, God called them to renew their covenant, celebrate the Passover, and remember His faithfulness. The chapter points us…
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Ecclesiastes part 4
Studying Ecclesiastes 5v18–20, Pastor Hugh Chalk reminds us that God’s goodness is often found in the ordinary moments of life, eating, drinking, working, relationships, rest, and the simple joys we can easily overlook. Life can be difficult, and Scripture does not deny suffering, but it teaches…
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Joshua part 4
Teaching from Mossvale Men's Meeting. Joshua 4 teaches us the importance of remembering what God has done. After Israel crossed the Jordan River on dry ground, God commanded them to take twelve large stones—one for each tribe—and build a memorial so that future generations would ask, “What do…
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Ecclesiastes part 3
Mairi Stewart continues our series in Ecclesiastes, looking at 3:1–14. We are reminded that life is made up of different seasons, times of joy and sorrow, building and breaking, laughter and tears. But through every season, God remains present and in control. While we may not always understand…
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Joshua part 3
Continuing our series at the Mossvale Men's Meeting, Joshua 3 reminds us of one of the Bible’s greatest promises: God is with His people. As Israel stood at the Jordan River, facing an unknown future, God showed that He was still the same faithful God who had been with Abraham, Moses, and Israel...
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Ecclesiastes part 2
We continue our sermon series in Ecclesiastes, with Shona Ballentyne warning us about three paths that can easily distract us from the life God intends for us: the path of pleasure, the path of possessions, and the path of performance. Ecclesiastes 2 reminds us that they cannot satisfy the…
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Joshua part 2
In this second session of the Joshua study series at Mossvale Community Church Men's Meeting, we explore Joshua 2 and the remarkable story of Rahab and the scarlet cord. We consider why this seemingly unexpected story is placed at the beginning of Joshua and discover how Rahab, an unlikely hero—a...
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Ecclesiastes part 1
This week at Mossvale we begin a new teaching series in Ecclesiastes. Daniel Carnan opens with Ecclesiastes 1:1–11, where Solomon asks what gain there is “under the sun” (v.3). The message challenges us to stop fixing our time and energy on what sits below the sun, what is temporary, and instead...
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Joshua part 1
In this opening session of the Joshua study series, at Mossvale Community Church Men's Meeting, we explore Joshua 1 and the powerful call to “be strong and courageous.” We discover who Joshua was, his years of preparation alongside Moses, and the daunting responsibility of leading Israel into the...
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Hearing The Sound
In today's sermon, our guest speaker, the Reverend Kingsley Armstrong explores the vital importance of discerning the sound of God amidst the overwhelming noise of daily life and social media. Using Biblical examples like Adam and Eve in the garden (Genesis 3:8), Joshua at Jericho, David in the...
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Ephesians part 8
In this final sermon in the series, Pastor Hugh explores the closing words of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians: "peace, love, faith and grace*". Paul’s message points us beyond the unrest and uncertainty of the world to the deep and lasting peace found through Jesus Christ. We reflect on how the...
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The Blessing of Generosity
What does the Bible really teach about money and generosity? In this sermon from 2 Corinthians 9:6–15, Pastor Hugh explores how generous giving is not about pressure, guilt, or simply how much we give, but about the heart and attitude with which we give. We discover two powerful blessings of...
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From No Way Out to All the Way In
In this powerful message from Reverend Mark Ryan [National Project Lead for Church Growth for Elim UK], we explore the story of the woman who had suffered for twelve years in Mark 5:25–34, taking us on a journey “From No Way Out to All the Way In.” Through her encounter with Jesus, we discover…
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Ephesians part 7
We explore Paul’s powerful call in Ephesians 5 to leave behind the darkness of our former lives and walk as children of light. Through Christ, we are made new. The Light lives within us, giving us direction, understanding, and a radically different way of living. We look at what it means to “put...
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Ephesians part 6
Pastor Hugh explores Paul’s powerful picture of the "old" and "new" garments from Ephesians 4, revealing what it truly means to live the Christian life. Discover the contrast between a life shaped by the flesh, marked by deceit, bitterness, anger, and self-centredness, and a life clothed in…
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Ephesians part 5
In Ephesians 4:13, Paul reveals the ultimate goal of equipping the church: that every believer would grow together into unity in the faith, a deeper personal knowledge of Jesus Christ, spiritual maturity, and ultimately reflect the fullness of Christ. This unity is not built on personalities or...
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Ephesians part 4
Today's sermon explores Paul’s powerful revelation in Ephesians 3 that salvation is entirely God’s work and that, through Jesus Christ, the dividing wall between Jew and Gentile has been torn down. We reflect on the mystery of the gospel now revealed: that all believers are fellow heirs, members…
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Ephesians part 3
Ephesians 3 reveals to us one of the greatest mysteries of God’s plan: through Jesus Christ, Jews and Gentiles are united as one new people of God. We explore how God revealed this truth to the Apostle Paul, transforming him from a persecutor into Christ’s devoted servant and messenger to the...
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Ephesians part 2
Pastor Hugh explores the powerful message of Ephesians 2:1–10, tracing the incredible journey from spiritual death to new life in Christ. We reflect on humanity’s condition before salvation, the transforming power of God’s grace, and the life-changing significance of the words “But God.” Discover...
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Ephesians part 1
The marvel of redemption is the central theme as we explore Ephesians chapter 1 and God’s eternal plan to rescue and restore His people. We reflect on the distinct yet unified roles of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in salvation, the Father who chose and adopted us, the Son who redeemed us...
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Father’s Day
In this Father’s Day message, we reflect on the profound legacy of godly fatherhood through the lens of Proverbs 17:6. Exploring the influence of fathers, grandfathers, and spiritual mentors, we consider how true legacy is not measured by wealth or achievements, but by the love, faith, wisdom…
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Reviving Conscience
Pastor Hugh explores the God-given gift of conscience through the story of Joseph and his brothers in Genesis 42–44. It examines how conscience, illuminated by the Holy Spirit, serves as an inner witness to truth and conviction, and what happens when it is ignored, defiled, or silenced by sin....
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We Have a Refuge in the Storm
In “We Have a Refuge in the Storm,” we’re reminded that life’s sudden downpours - those moments of fear, loss, and uncertainty, are never beyond God’s control. Drawing from Mark 4:35–41, Jesus is revealed as both present and powerful in every storm: the One who speaks “Peace, be still!” and…
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Is There Anyone
Reverend Neil Cameron from Apex Church, Peterhead is our guest speaker today, challenging us by the story of Mephibosheth in 2 Samuel 9, a man living with the consequences of what others did to him. Yet the heart of God is revealed in David’s question, “Is there anyone?” - a kindness that seeks…
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The Fire That Never Goes Out
Pastor Hugh’s Pentecost message, The Fire That Never Goes Out, is a passionate call for believers to live continually filled with the Holy Spirit and to guard the spiritual fire God has placed within them. Reflecting on the fire of Pentecost in Acts 2, the message celebrates the global work of…
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Zeal For Your House
As we journey towards Pentecost, Pastor Gladstone reminds us that Scripture calls us to awaken our hearts and run with renewed passion for the Lord and His house. Moses prays in Psalm 90:12 that we would “number our days” so we live with holy urgency, and Paul urges us in 1 Corinthians 9:24 to…
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God the Holy Spirit part 2
In the second message on the Doctrine of God the Holy Spirit, Pastor Hugh explores the vital work of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer. From inspiring and illuminating Scripture, to convicting of sin, regenerating, indwelling, sealing, filling, sanctifying, and empowering Christians for...
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God The Holy Spirit part 1
Today's sermon introduces the doctrine of the Holy Spirit by showing how God meets humanity’s deepest needs: forgiveness through Jesus’ death at Calvary and transformation through the Holy Spirit given at Pentecost. Drawing from Jesus teaching at the last supper, John 14–16, we learn that the…
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God The Son
Pastor Hugh explores the doctrine of God the Son, centering on John 1 to present Jesus Christ as eternal, divine, and fully human. It emphasises that Jesus pre-existed His birth, is one with God, and is the ultimate revelation of God to humanity, the “Word” made flesh. The message explains key...
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God the Father
Pastor Hugh began a new series on doctrine, looking today at God the Father, beginning with Genesis 1:1 and showing how all understanding of life, ourselves, and the world flows from knowing God as He reveals Himself in Scripture. True life is found in personally knowing God through Jesus Christ,...
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Silver Or Gold I Do Not Have
Pastor Hugh spoke, prior to a time of prayer and ministry, on Peter and John’s healing of the lame man in Acts 3, showing that the power of Jesus is what truly transforms lives. Peter had no money to offer, but he gave what he did have: faith in the risen Christ and the authority of His name…
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Afraid Yet Filled With Joy
Pastor Hugh Chalk preaches from Matthew 28, on Easter Sunday - Afraid Yet Filled With Joy!
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A Tale of Three Cities
Rev Kingsley Armstrong brought a powerful message for Palm Sunday “A Tale of Three Cities.” Drawing from Matthew 2:1–3, Matthew 21:10, Acts 9:29, and Acts 18:9, he explored moments when entire cities were disturbed, stirred, or in uproar, and God’s promise that “I have many people in this city.”…
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Psalm 18
Mairi Stewart shares from Psalm 18 - David’s great song of thanksgiving, written on the day God rescued him from all his enemies, echoed in 2 Samuel 22. It reveals who God is in our trouble, how He responds when we cry out, and what He does for those who trust Him. David names God as his Rock,...
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Psalm 23 part 6
In the final message of the Psalm 23 series, Pastor Hugh reflects on verse 6, reminding believers that God truly “saves the best for last.” Looking back over life, the Christian can say with confidence that God’s goodness and mercy have faithfully followed them through every joy, sorrow, and…
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Psalm 23 part 5
Pastor Hugh continues through Psalm 23, with verse 5, where David describes God as a gracious host who abundantly provides for His people. The verse presents three images of God’s goodness: a prepared table, an anointed head, and an overflowing cup. The prepared table symbolises God’s provision…
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Psalm 19
Daniel Carnan preached from Psalm 19v7–10, showing how Scripture is trustworthy, life‑giving, and complete through its six “of the Lord” descriptions: the law that is perfect, the testimony that is sure, the statutes that are right, the commandment that is pure, the fear that is clean, and the...
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Psalm 23 part 4
In this message on Psalm 23:4, Pastor Hugh Chalk reminds us that the same Shepherd who leads us beside still waters also leads us through dark valleys, and being in that valley does not mean we are outside God’s will. The “darkest valley” represents not only death but every season of sorrow…
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Psalm 23 part 3
Pastor Hugh Chalk preaches from Psalm 23v3, reminding us that like sheep who wander into danger, we need His guidance, echoed in Isaiah 53v6 and Proverbs 14v12. Jesus, the Good Shepherd of John 10, leads us through His Word. Proverbs 3v5–6 shows that we discern His will by trusting Him fully and...
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Psalm 23 part 2
In this second message of a series on Psalm 23, Pastor Hugh Chalk preaches from Psalm 23:2, showing us that because the Lord is our Shepherd, we lack nothing, especially rest. He leads us into “green pastures” and beside “quiet waters,” offering peace and contentment in a weary world. Just as…
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Three Kinds of Men part 2
Pastor Hugh Chalk teaching at Mossvale Men's Meeting. In Three Kinds of Men (Part 2), the focus turns to the spiritual man as described in 1 Corinthians 2:15–16—a person who has been born again, made alive by the Spirit of God, and now lives yielded to Him. This message explores how the spiritual...
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Three Kinds of Men part 1
Pastor Hugh Chalk teaching at the Mossvale Men's Meeting. In Three Kinds of Men (Part 1), Paul’s teaching in 1 Corinthians 2–3 is explored as he reveals how God views humanity through a spiritual lens rather than outward distinctions. The sermon unpacks the three categories Paul identifies: the...
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Psalm 23 part 1
The Lord Is My Shepherd In this first message of a new series on Psalm 23, Pastor Hugh Chalk explores why this beloved passage is not ultimately about death, but about life - life lived under the care of a faithful Shepherd. Reflecting on David’s journey from shepherd boy to king, we see how…
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Psalm 24
Pastor Gladstone Akabuah shares from Psalm 24.
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Psalm 27 part 2
In Psalm 27 (Part 2), Pastor Hugh Chalk focuses on the final four choices David made while facing crisis, showing how faith is practiced in the middle of the storm. David chose a joyful attitude, offering praise and “sacrifices of joy” even in the day of trouble (Psalm 27:6). He was willing to...
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Sermons from Mossvale Community Church, a non-denominational, family church in the north end of Paisley, Renfrewshire, in Scotland. We come from all walks of life, and are united in our passion to see lives and our world transformed by the love and power of God.
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