Sermon Archive

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What is prayer?

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As we talk about prayer over the coming Sundays let’s be clear we are looking to the Bible as the source of our encouragement to engage with the Lord God, YHWH, the God and father of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Prayer is engaging God in relationship with him, a relationship that has been brought about by Jesus. It is personal, an expression of that relationship with God who has become our Father – having adopted us as his dearly beloved children. Effective prayer is linked directly to our inheritance –the kingdom of God that is pure and undefiled, beyond the reach of change and decay, an inheritance that is given for everyone. Through prayer we are recognising the reality of God’s kingdom, gaining confidence, standing tall in our new identity as chosen and beloved of God.

The Kingdom of God

Clive Sprawson speaks from the lectionary reading for the day, Luke 12:32-40, about possessions, the return of Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God

Hosea – God and his love

Trish Latimer speaks from Hosea 11:1-11, the lectionary reading for the day, about the nature of God and his love for his people Israel/Judah.

Unity in the Church

A brief interview with Archdeacon Hugh McCurdy who then speaks from Ephesians 417-, 11-16.

All that Jesus said and did – Matthew 14:22-36

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As we continue to read carefully through Matthew’s gospel, looking at all that Jesus said and did, we are taking note of who Jesus is, his character and the actions that flow from that. We note too that Jesus is teaching disciples; disciples who will continue to demonstrate that the kingdom of God is among us until that day when Jesus returns.

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