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In the final part of our 3-week series in Luke 10, Tim Jones concludes with Sent: Our Motivation talking about how Jesus has given us authority to do His works, heal the sick and carry out the Great Commission. Passage: Luke 10

In the 2nd week of our three-week series in Luke 10, Tim Jones preaches on how God searches to save the lost and uses us in surprising ways to share the message of the good news of the gospel. Luke 10

Tim Jones speaks on how the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few, and how Jesus sends us out on a mission to bring others the good news of the gospel. Luke 10

At the start of a new year and on Try Church Sunday, guest speaker Rico Tice explores John 3 and Jesus’ claim that you must be born again. Sign up for our Alpha course beginning on Tuesday at holytrinityclapham.org/alpha

On the first Sunday of 2022, Natalie Jones unpacks Hebrews 12:1-3 and encourages us to fix our eyes on Jesus and have him as our priority this year.

Jamie speaks about at the possibility, potential and power of Christmas Eve, with a little help from Hamlet. Passages: Isaiah 9:2-7, John 1:1-14

At our online Christmas day service Jago speaks about the 'unexpected guest' of Christmas time and the wonderful news of Jesus' birth. Passages: Luke 2:1-7, John 1:1-14

At the Contemporary Carols Jamie spoke about the chaos we find ourselves in this Christmas, and how Jesus is both Order and Saviour for us. Passages: Matthew 1:18-25, John 1:1-18

‘How can we know good news this Christmas? At Carols by Candlelight, @jagowynne spoke about knowing God’s pardon for the past, God’s presence for the present, and God’s paradise for the future.

In the final part of our "Real Deal" series as we step into Christmas during this season of advent, Reema Shinmar speaks on the Transfiguration and how it can remind us to stop, look, listen and live as we are captivated by God's glory. Passage: Matthew 17:1-13

At Carols on the Common, Jamie Mulvaney spoke about our common problem, our common solution and uncommon love.

In the fourth week of our Real Deal series, Anthony Buck speaks on what Real Christianity means and how following Jesus involves taking up our cross daily. Passage: Matthew 16:13-28

In the third week of our Real Deal series, Josh Moxon speaks on what it means to be a real disciple and how we can avoid responding with little faith but with great faith instead. Passage: Matthew 16:1-12

In the second week of our Real Deal series, Jamie encourages us that real faith is a dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ. He goes through what we can learn from when Jesus healed a Canaanite woman’s daughter and fed the four thousand. Passage: Matthew 15:21-39

When Jesus does or says something surprising, it’s important that we pay even closer attention. On Remembrance Sunday this surprising passage and account of Jesus healing a Canaanite woman’s daughter helps us to see how Jesus breaks through boundaries. Passage: Matthew 15:21-28

Jamie begins our look at the Real Deal with Real Religion. How can we make sure we're not wasting our time and that our faith has a reality check? Jamie shows us how Jesus contrasts fake religion and real religion and what this means for us today in our context.

On Sunday Tim Jones finished a deep-dive into just six verses from Titus 3, encouraging us with the how, the why, and the way of salvation. Catch up on holytrinityclapham.org/talks, the podcast or YouTube. This week, he looked at Titus 3:3-8.

On Sunday, Tim Jones began a two-week deep dive into just six verses from Titus 3, looking at the most fundamental truths of following Jesus. This week, he looked at Titus 3:3-8.

Jago finishes our vision series, encouraging us, unlike Jonah, to marvel at God’s vision and be grateful for God’s grace. Those are the two main motives for giving to all that goes on at HTC. Jonah 4:1-11

Jago starts our vision series, looking at how we are softened by God’s storms, stirred by God’s grace and shaped by God’s direction, alongside sharing how everyone at HTC can serve, pray, grow and give. Jonah 2:5-3:10

Genesis 3:8-24. Jago concludes out series with a talk on "What does God think about sin?" Jago describes how sin is us substituting ourselves for God, but through Jesus, God has provided our salvation by substituting Himself for us.

WDGTA...You - Jago Wynne | Sunday 26th September by HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

Jago continues our series with a talk on “What does God think about relationships?” as he lays out a Biblical foundation for our relationships with one another. Genesis 2:15-25

Jago continues our series with a talk on “What does God think about identity?” and how our identity comes not from what we do or who we are, but whose we are.

Jago starts our new series with a talk on “What does God think about the world?” and how, because of Jesus what God did in creation, bringing light out of darkness, He can do for you and me too. Genesis 1:1-26