Ballyclare Reformed Presbyterian Church

27/07/2026

Catchup on Spotify

Every one of us has a record we’d love to erase - words we wish we’d never spoken; choices we regret; people we’ve hurt; sins we’ve committed.

We can hide that record from others; we can excuse it; we can spend a lifetime trying to make up for it - but we can’t erase it.

The good news of the bible is that there is someone who can.

Jesus Christ took the punishment our sins deserve when He died on the cross, so that everyone who trusts in Him can be completely forgiven.
Not partially forgiven.
Not forgiveness on probation.
Not forgiveness until the next failure.
But full, free, and forever forgiveness.

In the face of all our guilt and failure, the Apostles’ Creed boldly declares: “I believe in the forgiveness of sins.”

This Sunday we explored the wonderful truth of God’s forgiveness—what it is, how it’s possible, and how it can be yours through Jesus Christ.

If you’re carrying the weight of past failures, searching for hope, or simply curious about the message of the bible, we’d love to welcome you.

27/07/2026

How many gods are there?

In a world filled with competing beliefs and countless voices claiming to offer truth, the Bible speaks with clarity:

“There is but one only, the living and true God.”

The God of the Bible is not one option among many. He alone is the Creator, the Sustainer of all things, and the only Saviour.

To know Him is to know the One who has always been, who remains faithful to His promises, and who calls us to trust in His Son, Jesus Christ.

God keeps His promises.

25/07/2026

We all face death - it’s a horrible reality we can’t escape.

Wonderfully, God in his word gives us hope in the face of the horror of death.

What is that hope?

It’s the assurance of heaven - that on our death, our souls being made perfect will pass immediately into his presence in heaven.

But there’s more!

The hope God offers us isn’t of a disembodied existence in heaven - he has promised a resurrection day when our bodies will rise from the grave, transformed and enabled to enjoy him and his perfect, recreated world forever.

Eternal resurrection life he offers us by trusting his son Jesus.

That’s the hope he offers us in the face of death.

Tomorrow, in our final study of the Apostles’ Creed, we’ll explore the wonderful hope proclaimed in these words:

“I believe in the resurrection of the body and the life everlasting.”

If you’d like to know more about the hope offered to us by God in the face of death we’d love to welcome you to our service tomorrow at 11:00am.

Come as you are - we would love to see you.

25/07/2026

Catchup on Spotify

The church doesn’t enjoy a great reputation these days.

Many see it as outdated, irrelevant, controlling, toxic, manipulative, or simply full of hypocrites.
Even some who call themselves Christians wonder whether the church is really necessary.

Yet, in the face of all those opinions, the Apostles’ Creed declares - 'I believe in the holy catholic church, the communion of saints.'
In other words, Scripture reminds us that the church still has a vital place in God’s plan and in the lives of His people.

This Lord’s Day we’ll be asking some important questions:
• What is the church?
• Why does it still matter?
• What are the incredible privileges and responsibilities of belonging to it?

Whether you’re curious about Christianity, unsure what the church is really all about, or simply looking for a place to worship God, we’d love to welcome you.

God keeps His promises.

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25/07/2026

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17/07/2026

Every one of us has a record we’d love to erase - words we wish we’d never spoken; choices we regret; people we’ve hurt; sins we’ve committed.

We can hide that record from others; we can excuse it; we can spend a lifetime trying to make up for it - but we can’t erase it.

The good news of the bible is that there is someone who can.

Jesus Christ took the punishment our sins deserve when He died on the cross, so that everyone who trusts in Him can be completely forgiven.

Not partially forgiven.
Not forgiveness on probation.
Not forgiveness until the next failure.

But full, free, and forever forgiveness.

In the face of all our guilt and failure, the Apostles’ Creed boldly declares: “I believe in the forgiveness of sins.”

This Sunday we’ll be exploring the wonderful truth of God’s forgiveness—what it is, how it’s possible, and how it can be yours through Jesus Christ.

If you’re carrying the weight of past failures, searching for hope, or simply curious about the message of the bible, we’d love to welcome you.

Join us this Sunday at 11:00am. Come as you are - you’ll receive a warm welcome.

17/07/2026

Sorry we had technical issues recording this service so we only have the audio of this sermon.

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12/07/2026

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11/07/2026

The church doesn’t enjoy a great reputation these days.

Many see it as outdated, irrelevant, controlling, toxic, manipulative, or simply full of hypocrites. Even some who call themselves Christians wonder whether the church is really necessary.

Yet, in the face of all those opinions, the Apostles’ Creed declares - 'I believe in the holy catholic church, the communion of saints.'

In other words, Scripture reminds us that the church still has a vital place in God’s plan and in the lives of His people.

This Lord’s Day we’ll be asking some important questions:
• What is the church?
• Why does it still matter?
• What are the incredible privileges and responsibilities of belonging to it?

Whether you’re curious about Christianity, unsure what the church is really all about, or simply looking for a place to worship God, we’d love to welcome you.

Join us this Sunday at 11:00am.

Come as you are - we would love to see you.