Iranian Christian Fellowship, 158, Sutton Court Road, Chiswick, London, W4 3HR
The sermon contrasts the world’s suffering and superficiality (symbolized by “Oxford Street” shopping) with the rest found in Jesus. Using the calling of Matthew, the Brother Sam distinguishes between coming to Jesus for comfort and following Him for a transformed life, urging the congregation to bring others into this fellowship.
The sermon explores the nature of spiritual life through John 1, contrasting human mortality with Christ’s eternal light. Using testimonies from missions in Armenia and Turkey, Brother Sam emphasizes that God’s life is a free gift available to the “thirsty,” providing peace and transformation that transcends language and hardship.
This bilingual memorial sermon honors Brother Don Rowley by emphasizing a life built on the “Solid Rock” of obedience. Brother Sam contrasts wise and foolish builders, urging the congregation to move from passive hearing to proactive action, specifically in loving enemies and finishing their spiritual race with integrity.
The sermon explores Ezekiel’s vision of the healing river, equating it to the Holy Spirit’s work today. Through testimonies of transformation—including a former drug dealer’s conversion— Brother Sam encourages the congregation to immerse themselves fully in God’s grace, moving from shallow religion to a life-transforming, deep-water faith.
This Father’s Day sermon explores the “vibrant fellowship” of God the Father. By examining Exodus 34, Brother Sam illustrates that trusting God through worship and prayer brings supernatural protection and expanded territory. The message concludes with a call to global intercession for Iran and practical obedience to Christ’s teachings.
This bilingual sermon reflects on the missionary legacy of Brother Don, using his 56 years of service in Pakistan as a model of faithfulness. It explores Ephesians 2:10, defining believers as God’s workmanship characterized by the seal of the Spirit and a life of progressive holiness and purposeful good works.