Lisburn Cathedral Sermons

Garvin Jess spoke on Palm Sunday sharing what is it to welcome Jesus into our lives.

Nearing the Big Church Serve, Simon spoke about how the cross changed how God called the Church to be. We must not live like pre-resurrection people, but in the light of the cross! Our passage was Romans 12:3-8.

Margaret Fullerton shares from Matthew 25 on the mercy of God, and the call on our lives to live merciful lives.

Sam teaches on Romans 12 about being people who honour God and bless oneanother.

Sam continues our Romans series looking at chapter 10.

On the day after valentines, Sam talks on the subject of Love:)

Simon explores the deterministic idea that everything is decided before we are born and that some people are elect (destined for heaven) and some are reprobate (created for destruction). It was a pretty light and cheery talk:) Our passage was Romans 9.

Denis Fullerton continues our series through the book of Romans

What does it mean to seek the peace and prosperity of a city? That’s the theme addressed in today’s Sunday Worship from Lisburn Cathedral in County Antrim. The preacher is Canon Sam Wright. The service is led by the Reverend Simon Genoe and begins with the hymn "Be Thou My Vision".

What does it mean to seek the peace and prosperity of a city? That’s the theme addressed in today’s Sunday Worship from Lisburn Cathedral in County Antrim. The preacher is Canon Sam Wright. The service is led by the Reverend Simon Genoe and begins with the hymn "Be Thou My Vision".

Sam finishes the last few verses of Romans 8 looking at our freedom and our safety in Christ.

Simon looks at the first third of Romans 8 and considers the wonderful offer of stepping out from beneath the cloud of judgement

Sam speaks about the significance of the Wise Men's Journey, and the significance of our journey toward seeking the King in 2015.

On the Sunday after Christmas, Simon looks at the incredible story of Jesus' birth as an episode in the greatest story ever told.

Simon opens up our Christmas series with stories of Zechariah, Elizabeth and John the Baptist and what they can teach us about embracing joy:)

An inspiring morning with CAP lisburn manager Paul Bailie.

Sam shares from Romans 7:1-6.

Sam shares from Romans 6 about our new identity in Christ and the need to cut ties with the old self to fully embrace the new. Enjoy

On the centenary of the beginning of WW1, the Cathedral hosted the special service. Listen to Sam's talk from Romans 5:12-21 on Adam versus Christ.

Sam looks at Romans 5:1-11