No situation is beyond the power of Jesus to transform. Yet, like the cripple at the Pool of Bethesda (John 5), many of us remain stuck in situations of hopelessness. Do we make excuses and blame others? Are we unwilling to make the effort it takes to move forward? Do our past experiences negatively affect our expectations? Jesus calls us to come to Him and to listen to His voice, not so that our problems will disappear, but so that, as we learn to obey and embrace His words, we will see His power transform us and our situations.

Listen to Barnaby's preach from Sunday 24th August. In this sermon, Barnaby talks to us about why we do church and how this relates to us now, as well as when Dwelling Place Glasgow move into the new building.

Listen to our recent all-aged service as Teeny talks about kid's ministry. This is concluding the 'Avenger's Assemble' theme that Teeny was doing with the kids.

Listen to Jamie's sermon titled 'Promises' here. This sermon highlights some of the promises that have been given to our church, Dwelling Place Glasgow, as well as warning us of three dangers that can prevent us from living by the promises of God. Jamie gives us examples from Joshua, Paul and his own life to encourage us to keep hold of God's promises.

Listen to John Scott preach on external baggage. John uses a suitcase filled with items to symbolise the point that external baggage is a result of your internal pain. He goes into what these internal pains might be and talks about the hope we can have in healing from life's hurts. This talk does include mention of some sensitive topics.

Listen to Jamie's sermon on the Importance of Vision. Jamie shares the vision of our church and four key elements that we'll be focusing on in this sermon series: Vision, Mission, Culture, and Structure. This sermon focuses on why vision is important for our lives, using examples from the lives of Paul and Nehemiah. Jamie identifies four stages that we may experience when we receive vision: the spirits prompting, certain uncertainty, predictable resistance, and uncommon clarity.

Listen to Jamie's sermon titled Mission Possible. This follows on from last week's sermon on Vision. Jamie talks about how all Christians have been commissioned to be missionaries by Jesus, but we cannot share the love of God until we have been transformed by the love of God. Jamie gives examples from Jesus' life of what mission looks like and challenges to think about how we can live this out in our own settings.

Jamie follows on from his sermons on vision and mission by talking about the importance of culture. He begins by posing the question 'Is there more of the church culture in the world or is there more of the world in the church culture?'. Jamie talks about the culture that we'd need to cultivate in order to fulfil God's mission for us, as well as the importance of the five-fold ministry within church.