David Fowler
David has been faithfully preaching God's word for more than 20 years. He is also an empathetic, caring and experienced Christian Funeral Celebrant
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Tag Archives: faith
Giants
For two consecutive Sundays (1 and 8 September) I preached at my home church of Becontree Avenue Baptist Church. I dealt with the subject of “Giants” , firstly looking at people who would not face up to their giants and … Continue reading
Who writes in your diary?
On Sunday 24th February I again had the privelege to preach at Becontree Avenue Baptist Church. As this was an all age service the talk could not be in as great a depth as if it was for the adults … Continue reading
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Tagged baptised, church, faith, God, gospel, Holy Spirit, Jesus, persecution
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Lost and Found
I preached at Becontree Avenue Baptist Church on Sunday 25th November 2018. We dealt with the subject of “Lost and found” and as part of my talk for the children produced a list of items left behind on London Underground … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, forgiveness, Found, God, heaven, hell, Holy Spirit, Jesus, lost
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Do you want to be blessed?
Last Sunday (24 June 2018) I again preached at Becontree Avenue Baptist Church . With the children we explored names both in society and in the Bible and how are names soemtimes define who we are. So our Bible reading … Continue reading
My Father’s House
Today I preached at Becontree Avenue Baptist Church. As it is Fathers’ Day, the Children’s Talk explored the idea of family and how as Christians we become of God’s family. The main talk persued the idea of being part of … Continue reading
Calming the Storm
This morning I preached at Becontree Avenue Baptist Church. I chose to speak on the passage in Mark’s gospel entitled “Jesus calms the storm”. As this was an “All Age” service with the children staying in with the adults rather … Continue reading
Nothing can separate us from God’s love
On Sunday 7th June, I was invited to preach at the Memorial Service held at Becontree Avenue Baptist Church. This service was designed for people who have lost a loved one to come together for a period of reflection and … Continue reading
