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All the sermons below are in date order, with the most recent first.
At the foot of the cross
Good Friday, April 2020. A recording of most of the service which was held over Zoom.
The King and His Kingdom
On 15th March, Chris explained the parable of the ten servants in Luke chapter 19 and asked how we can apply it in our lives.
Justice
On 8th March, Sue, Steve and Will led a time of worship, discussion and prayer based on their recent visit to The Justice Conference. The morning was a series of contributions of videos, talks, discussion and songs all of which have been included in the recording apart from the songs. Sue, Steve and Will included several video clips, and although the soundtrack from the…
Finding rest in God
Chris Justice spoke about this important topic from Matthew chapter 11.
The importance of prayer
Simon Standen showed us how our prayers are vital in helping the people he is meeting in his daily walk in Ilford.
Self control
Tim Cox considers Paul’s trial before Felix (Acts 24) and notes, for us, the importance of self-control.
The shrewd manager
Chris Justice looks at the difficult parable in Luke 16 (the shrewd manager) and explores what it might mean for us.
My grace is sufficient
On 19th January Andrew spoke from 2 Corinthians about how suffering can be used to bring glory to God.
The work of the Holy Spirit
On 12th January Paul Bosson continued our series on the Holy Spirit, speaking from Galatians chapter 5 about the work of the Holy Spirit.
Ambition
On the first Sunday of the year Andrew spoke about ambition and contrasted selfish ambition with Godly ambition. He reminded us of the three times that Paul mentions his ambitions in his letters: to share the Gospel with those who haven’t heard it; to live to please Jesus; to live a life that points others towards God. Andrew starts by reading from Philippians…