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
Tag Archives: sin
Preach the word
On the 20th October this year I again preached at my home church, Becontree Avenue Baptist Church, on the subject of preaching the word even when people don’t want to hear what you have to say, even if they need … Continue reading
The Lost Son
On 31st March 2019 (Mothering Sunday) I preached at Nelmes United Reformed Church in Hornchurch. The gospel reading for that Sunday is in some Bibles entitled “The Prodigal Son” and in other translations “The Lost Son”. At Nelmes Church they … Continue reading
How much?
Last Sunday (8th April 2018) I preached at my home church of Becontree Avenue Baptist Church. It was a week after Easter and so I felt it appropriate to talk about Good Friday and Easter although I did not chose … Continue reading
The name of Jesus
This morning I had the privilege of leading morning worship and preaching at Elm Park Baptist Church. The pastor, Colin Phillips, has started on a series of talks studying the “Names of God” and suggested I could speak on the … Continue reading
Posted in Talks
Tagged cross, forgiveness, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, sacrifice, salvation, sin, sins
Leave a comment
Tempted?
This morning I preached at Becontree Avenue Baptist Church in Dagenham and dealt with the subject of temptation, something that we all face every day. Hebrews 4:12 – 16 12 For the word of God is living and active. Sharper … Continue reading
Bad man gone good
Today was the first time I have preached since I started my treatment for cancer some six months ago. Although the treatment finished three months ago, I felt it right to have a good period to recuperate. So today I … Continue reading
You want me to do what!!
Today I preached for the first time at Nelmes United Reformed Church in Emerson Park, Hornchurch. The fellowship there are really lovely people and made me feel at home. Firstly we have the children’s talk entitled “Bananas” and then we … Continue reading
