Luke 11:14-36 Why do so many works of fiction (everything from Lord of the Rings to Superhero films) revolve around the triumph of good over evil? Is it mere escapism, or do we long deep down to know how to find victory over evil?
Sermons from April 2019
Isaiah 53:4-7 The cross is for Christians what the Golden Arches are for McDonald’s or the Swoosh is for Nike. It’s their logo that they proudly display everywhere. But why? What is the relevance today of a man’s execution 2000 years ago? The answer is found in two animals in an ancient prophecy.
Luke 11:1-13 Most Christians struggle to pray. Listen in as Jesus teaches us again in the Lord’s prayer how much we need to pray and how much of a privilege it really is.
Luke 10:17-24 Fighter pilots go through so many twists and turns, they need cockpit displays to tell them which way is up and which way is upsidedown. Listen in as we see how Luke 10 helps us discern which way is up in the twists and turns life sends our way.
Does religion cause more harm than good? Secular thinkers like Jordan Peterson argue Christianity is useful, while others like Susan Blackmore argue we should rid ourselves of it. But what would Jesus say? And how can we move beyond points about what is useful, toward what is truly truthful? Listen in to find out more.
Should life be more give than take? Listen in to this interview and talk with Akeel Sachak, global head of consumer at Rothschild. In this interview he shares how he came to Christian faith from a culturally Muslim background and how his faith impacts his work. This interview is accompanied by a short talk entitled ‘Should life be more give than take?’
What if I don’t do God? Listen in to this interview and talk with Michael Farmer – Peer in the house of Lords and highly successful commodities trader. For the first half of his life, Michael didn’t do God, then everything changed…