Link to sermons on topic: TRINITY

SERMON TOPIC: Y1-M2-L2- Attributes of God - The trinity

BY: Gavin Paynter ON: 19 March 2022

Sermon synopsis: What are the unique attributes of God that make him God? The Christian doctrine of the Trinity teaches that “the one God exists in three Persons and one substance, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.”

SERMON TOPIC: The trinity

BY: Gavin Paynter ON: 24 July 2020

Sermon synopsis: There is one God who is revealed in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. These are the three eternal distinctions in one divine Being.

SERMON TOPIC: The Trinity in Genesis

BY: Ken Paynter ON: 3 August 2018

Sermon synopsis: God: This is the ancient Hebrew word Elohim. Grammatically it is a plural word used as if it were singular. The verbs and pronouns used with Elohim should be in the plural, but when Elohim refers to.....

SERMON TOPIC: Hebrews 1 - Part 2 - Greater than the angels

BY: Gavin Paynter ON: 23 May 2010

Sermon synopsis: The JW's and SDA church claim that Jesus is the archangel Michael. But we’re given 7 facts about the person and work of Jesus to show His superiority to the angels. (1) He has a superior name (2).....

SERMON TOPIC: Hebrews 1 - Part 1 - Greater than the prophets

BY: Gavin Paynter ON: 25 April 2010

Sermon synopsis: Not only does God have a Son, but His Son is greater than all the prophets (not just a prophet amongst many as Islam teaches). We’re given 7 facts about the person and work of Jesus to show His.....

SERMON TOPIC: The Trinity

BY: Gavin Paynter ON: 20 August 2006

Sermon synopsis: What is the trinity and where did the word come from? Do Christians believe in one God or three? What did the early church in the first 3 centuries after Christ believe about this? What prompted the.....

SERMON TOPIC: The da Vinci code exposed

BY: Gavin Paynter ON: 20 August 2006

Sermon synopsis: The Da Vinci code - FICTION BASED ON FICTION. In this revival of the old 2nd and 3rd century Gnostic heresy, Dan Brown presents a new, yet old, conspiracy theory. How do scholars of history,.....