Iranian Christian Fellowship, 158, Sutton Court Road, Chiswick, London, W4 3HR
As the year 2008 concludes, Brother Edward calls for a spiritual “reset” based on Paul’s theology of pressing forward. By intentionally forgetting past pride, guilt, and bitterness, believers can pursue a fresh encounter with God, moving from “glory to glory” regardless of age or previous failures.
This bilingual Christmas sermon distinguishes between religion—which condemns, sympathizes, or merely advises—and Christ, who physically enters humanity’s “pit” of sin to rescue them. Using personal testimony and the parables of Zacchaeus and the Samaritan woman, Brother Edward presents salvation as a magnificent, perfect, and eternal gift available to all.
Christian faith is not just based on the teaching of Christ, but based on five great facts of the Christian faith. Malcolm expands on these truths.
This bilingual sermon, “Veggie Victory,” explores Daniel 1 to illustrate that holiness is a personal, determined, and sacrificial decision. By refusing to be molded by Babylonian culture, Daniel didn’t just survive; he shone. Believers are urged to set practical boundaries to maintain fellowship with the King of Kings.