Sermons on Luke
Sad eyes and burning hearts
Today one of our deacons, Charlie Hart, talked to us about when the newly resurrected Jesus appeared to two of his disciples on the road to Emmaus.
Palm Sunday
Lovely to welcome back our old friend Geoff Allcock to come and preach today. The Bible reading is what you would expect on Palm Sunday – the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, at the start of what we now call Holy Week. But the content of the sermon is all in Geoff’s own inimitable style – take time to listen and see what we mean. You might be…
Who do YOU say I am?
Today’s sermon is from our church secretary, Mel Ithurralde. When Jesus was on earth people had lots of ideas about who he was, but Jesus challenged his disciples by asking them who THEY thought he was. Jesus challenges us in the same way today.
The JOY Candle
On the fourth and final Sunday of Advent, we consider the joy offered by Jesus via: His Protection His Presence His Promise
Saying yes to….Fellowship
Continuing the “Follow Me: Saying Yes to….” series, this week Vicky talks about Fellowship. The alternative title for this sermon is “What are you doing with your piano?” And the Bible reading is the story of the Feeding of the 5 000. Confused? Don’t be – just listen, learn and be challenged! A couple of minutes near the…
Saying Yes…to Wholeness
Barry continues the theme of “Saying Yes to…” as this week he talks about healing. At times a complicated and misunderstood subject, when on the one hand we believe in a God who heals, but on the other hand don’t see it happening very often. A good quote from the sermon is “Never downgrade the power of God to your experiences of…
Saying yes to… mission
Rev Vicky Thompson. Background Reading: the Parable of the Sower in Luke, Chapter 8. Vicky’s talk, including a closing prayer, lasts about 35 minutes.