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Gordon Mcculloch
Contributing sermons since Feb 12, 2013
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"From Hardened Hearts To Living Water: Being Known By God And Learning To Worship In Spirit And Truth”
Contributed on Mar 8, 2026
This sermon reflects on Jesus’ encounter at the well, tracing the journey from spiritual thirst to true worship, exploring grace without cruelty, truth without condemnation, and the courage of being fully known by God.
Introduction -Where the Story Begins The Ordinary Setting Our Gospel reading this morning begins without drama. Jesus is travelling, and he is hot and tired, and decides to stop at a well. … It is the least comfortable time of day — when the sun is high, and the shade is thin. Weariness and ...read more
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"De Corazones Endurecidos Al Agua Viva: Ser Conocedos Por Dios Y Aprender A Adorar En Espíritu Y Verdad”
Contributed on Mar 8, 2026
Este sermón reflexiona sobre el encuentro de Jesús junto al pozo, trazando el camino desde la sed espiritual hasta la verdadera adoración, explorando la gracia sin crueldad, la verdad sin condenación y la valentía de ser plenamente conocido por Dios.
Introducción - Donde comienza la historia El contexto ordinario Nuestra lectura del Evangelio de esta mañana comienza sin dramatismo. Jesús viaja, tiene calor y está cansado, y decide detenerse en un pozo. … Es el momento más inhóspito del día: cuando el sol ...read more
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Juan El Bautista Muestra Cómo, En El Desierto, Dios Usa Su Cruel Misericordia Para Saciar Nuestra Hambre Espiritual Más Profunda.
Contributed on Dec 7, 2025
Dios usó a Juan el Bautista porque el pueblo tenía hambre espiritual y anhelaba algo real. Juan era severo pero esperanzado, y usó el desierto para renovar al pueblo de Dios mediante la honestidad y la humildad.
Introducción: Nuestra lectura del Evangelio de hoy comienza con un clamor desde el desierto; no la voz de un rey ni la de alguien célebre o importante, sino la voz audaz y solitaria de Juan el Bautista que declara: "¡Arrepiéntanse, porque el reino de los cielos se ha ...read more
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John The Baptist Shows How In The Wilderness, God Uses Harsh Mercy To Feed Our Deepest Spiritual Hunger.
Contributed on Dec 7, 2025
God used John the Baptist because the people were spiritually hungry, and longed for something real. John was harsh but hopeful, and used the wilderness, to renew Gods people through honesty and humility.
Introduction: Our Gospel reading today begins with a cry from the wilderness—not the voice of a king, nor the voice of someone celebrated or important, but the bold, lonely voice of John the Baptist declaring, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand!” 1. A Voice in the Wilderness A lonely ...read more
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Una Lectura Muy Aterradora Sobre El Infierno: ¿cómo Evitarlo?
Contributed on Sep 28, 2025
Sin importar en qué punto nos encontremos en nuestro camino espiritual, esta parábola nos traerá de vuelta a la tierra con un estallido. Recordemos nuestro deber para con Dios y el prójimo.
Introducción: “Esta es una lectura aterradora” ¡Qué lectura tan horrible y aterradora! Para mí, este es uno de los peores pasajes de toda la Biblia, en parte porque no lo entendemos completamente y en parte porque sí lo entendemos. … No importa en qué punto nos ...read more
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A Brief History Of The Jewish People And Israel.
Contributed on Jul 22, 2018
1. Introduction Ephesians 2 verse 19, it says … “So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are citizens with the saints, and also members of the household of God”. There is a lot in that verse … but I will start by focusing on the phrase, “members of the household of God” … ...read more
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Connotations For Us As Disciples Of Christ
Contributed on Feb 11, 2018
Jesus also tells us in Matthew 28, (the most familiar version of the Great Commission), that, “all authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to ...read more
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Life With God On Your Side Should Get Better, Shouldn't It?
Contributed on Aug 31, 2017
5 Storms in my life changed me intensely. Sometimes a storm will follow a great spiritual event just like these disciples had witnessed. … Many years ago, I was having great difficulties, and that is when I turned to Christ, and then I knew that everything in the bible was true, that Jesus was ...read more
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Recognising Conflict, Where An Enemy Sowing Bad Seed
Contributed on Jul 24, 2017
1. Be Perceptive to the enemy. The first way to deal with conflict is to be perceptive to the enemy. Verse 25 “but while everybody was asleep, an enemy, (that is Satan), came and sowed weeds among the wheat, and then went away”. Notice he went away, he was sly; he did not stay to watch, or say, “I ...read more
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Strength Through Humility
Contributed on Jul 7, 2014
And I must say here, this does not come automatically, we have to work at it and develop it, and many times we grit our teeth as we think we fail every now and again, but I will end with this analogy, it is the best I can up with, it is crude … but think of yourself when you give your offering, ...read more