Ephesians 4:17–5:2 What should the Christian walk look like? How does your faith make a difference to your every day life, and how the life of your church? We must ‘put off’ our old way and ‘put on’ our new self
"Truth" Tagged Sermons
Deuteronomy 18:15 The other week someone texted me to ask if I could recommend a plumber. No-one has ever asked me if I could recommend a good prophet, or priest, or king – but that is what we need even more. And that is what Jesus is. In this talk we look at Jesus as the prophet we need.
2 John If a junior needs negative feedback, it can feel kinder to just leave it. No-one likes to hear they’re failing, right? But if it were the other way round, wouldn’t you want to know so you could change? How can we speak with both truth and love? Shouldn’t Christians be a bit more malleable with some biblical truth, so they can be that bit more loving?
2 John Truth and love can be hard to hold together. As we speak to friends and colleagues and as we speak about gospel truth. Listen is as we see how John holds these two things together.
John 14:6 For many people their biggest problem with Christianity can be summed up in one word: ‘exclusivity’ – the claim that Jesus is the only way to God. How could he make such a claim? Was he right? And how can anyone believe that in our multi-religious society?
1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 Community is a buzz-word for our society, and yet our communities seem to be increasingly fragmented – in politics, on social media, through inequality. How can a community grow in love, truth, forgiveness and hope? Listen in as we hear Paul’s answer to the Thessalonians.
John 14:6 For many people their biggest problem with Christianity can be summed up in one word: ‘exclusivity’ – the claim that Jesus is the only way to God. How could he make such a claim? Was he right? And how can anyone believe that in our multi-religious society?
1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 Community is a buzz word for our society, and yet our communities seem to be increasingly fragmented – in politics, on social media, through inequality. How can a community grow in love, truth, forgiveness and hope? Listen in as we hear Paul’s answer to the Thessalonians.
Jesus and Muhammad This talk is a great chance for all people, whether of different faiths or none, to think through big issues. How do we respond to mutually exclusive truth claims in ways marked with love and tolerance? Is it possible to truly know truth?
James 1:19 Our words can be poison or medicine. Which they are will depend on what the sentry standing guard at the door of our mouths allows to come out.