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.
Sermons on Peace
Ephesians 2:11-18 Where can we find peace for our world – in our homes, workplaces, communities, between nations? The Bible claims that the central event of the first Good Friday, the death of Jesus on a cross, is the key to peace. But how? And what kind of peace does it bring?
Romans 5:1 Every year at Remembrance we give thanks for the peace that we enjoy as a nation, and we remember those whose sacrifice made this peace possible. But it is also an opportunity to reflect on another dimension of peace, which we may perhaps not think about so much, but which is even more important – and that is, peace with God. Why does it matter? And how do we get it?
Romans 5:1-11 In his VE Day 1945 broadcast King George VI spoke about restoring ‘peace and sanity to a shattered world’.Peace is something we value very highly, and peace is what the Christian message is about – ‘good news of peace through Jesus Christ’. In this talk we consider three dimensions of that peace, and how we can enjoy it
Philippians 4:4-7Many things cause anxiety in our lives. It could be our work, our home life, or even our hobbies! Paul explains that the surprising secret to deal with anxiety is not eliminate it, but to pray and receive peace of God.
John 16:28-33 Do you ever look at the world and feel like things are out of control? Ever feel that God’s plans aren’t working? Ever wonder whether believers are “on the wrong side of history”? Listen in as we consider Jesus’ teaching about living in a hostile world.
John 14:25-27 Stress is now the single biggest cause of sickness in the UK. But it’s not just some people who face pressures and worries, we all do at some level. Jesus promises his followers a peace which is unlike anything the world can offer. Listen in as we consider how to experience it.