The eponymous writer of the book of James is thought to be the Lord Jesus half brother, prior to the death and resurrection of Jesus he was not a believer, but it seems came to faith afterwards, and was doubtless present at the prayer meeting mentioned in Acts 1. He soon rose to be a prominent member of the Jerusalem Church; the Apostle Paul calls him a “pillar of the church”.
Sermons
Current Series
All Previous Sermons from Bellevue Chapel
Acts 1:6-9 - Knowing the Spirit as the Power to Witness -
John Hannah -
14 May 2017 -
Evening Service -
1 Corinthians 11 | Coming together (around the table) -
David Knowles -
23 Oct 2016 -
Morning Service
Reflection Evening -
Christiaan Hofstra, Wilma Armstrong, Doug Wilson -
19 Jun 2016 -
Evening Service
How shall we sing the Lord's song in this strange land? -
David Knowles -
10 Apr 2016 -
Morning Service
Where half-heartedness gets us and whole-heartedness takes us -
David Knowles -
10 Apr 2016 -
Evening Service
Be Ready for the Returning King - Matthew 24:36 - 51 -
Stuart Fergusson -
23 Mar 2014 -
Morning Service
The King's Demand for Fruitfulness - Matthew 21:33-46 -
Andrew McKenzie -
16 Mar 2014 -
Evening Service
Eternal Priorities: What Really Matters in the Kingdom -
Alan Paterson -
9 Mar 2014 -
Morning Service
Childlike Humility: Becoming Great in Christ’s Kingdom - Matthew 18:1-9 -
Garry Blair -
2 Mar 2014 -
Evening Service
Matthew 7:13 - 27 : What Should Following Jesus Look Like? -
Paul McLaughlin -
26 Jan 2014 -
Evening Service
Judgement on the Nations: How the Mighty Have Fallen (Isaiah 14:3-23) -
Graeme Shanks -
17 Nov 2013 -
Morning Service
Galatians Series: The Curse of the Law or the Blessing of Faith -
John Speirs -
15 Sep 2013 -
Evening Service
