Luke 10:25-37 Though humans tend to think that they can do well without God, or even be righteous on their own, Jesus’ conversation with the lawyer proved otherwise.
"Jesus" Tagged Sermons
Psalm 120 On Remembrance Sunday, we cry out for deliverance from lies and discover lasting peace through Christ – the One who faced falsehood and brought.
Matthew 11:25-30 People look for rest in different places, but Jesus invites us to true, deep, eternal rest for our souls by coming to him and learning from him.
John 3:22-36 Life isn’t all about us, it’s about Jesus.
Romans 1:16-17 Jay Marriner has gone from a life of parties, dealing drugs, and crime, to life as a Christian and starting a new church in Brixton. In this interview and talk Jay shares his story and the message about Jesus through which God turned his life around.
Acts 4:1-22 An interview & talk with Mark Harding. Mark spent many years as a partner in the international law firm, Clifford Chance, and had two stints in-house at banks, first as General Counsel of UBS Investment Bank and, for ten years, as General Counsel of Barclays Bank.
2 Corinthians 9:15 At Christmas time, throughout the world, friends and families give each other gifts. Christmas is a time for giving. But where does the whole Christmas giving tradition come from? ‘Thanks be to God for his indescribable gift’.
Matthew 17:1-13 The banner read: “I love Jesus because I’m Muslim.” Many people agree that Jesus was a great prophet – perhaps the greatest. But was he more than a prophet? The true story of his transfiguration on a mountain contains some of the most explicit teaching about Jesus’ identity and role.
Genesis 3:14-24 ‘Why would a loving God allow so much innocent suffering in his world?’ The question is a common objection by the sceptic, and a challenge for the believer. How would you respond? The first few chapters of the Bible are foundational to understanding the world in which we live. Listen in as we consider what answers Genesis 3 gives.
Genesis 3:14-24 Why does a loving God allow so much innocent suffering? The question is a common objection by the unbeliever, and a challenge for the believer. The answer is found in the foundational first few chapters of the Bible.