Sermons King's Cross Lyons

Jacob Wrestles With God 06.11.2023 ↓

Jacob Wrestles With God

From Unloved to Beloved 30.10.2023 ↓

From Unloved to Beloved

The Stairway to Heaven 23.10.2023 ↓

The Stairway to Heaven

The No Name Servant 16.10.2023 ↓

The No Name Servant

Abraham and the Ram 08.10.2023 ↓

Abraham and the Ram

Sent As Ambassadors 24.09.2023 ↓

Sent As Ambassadors

Sent With Gifts 17.09.2023 ↓

Sent With Gifts

Sent With Power 10.09.2023 ↓

Sent With Power

Sent For God's Glory 03.09.2023 ↓

Sent For God's Glory

Sent By The Son 27.08.2023 ↓

Sent By The Son

Our Reigning King 21.08.2023 ↓

Our Reigning King

The Redeeming King 14.08.2023 ↓

The Redeeming King

The Interceding King 06.08.2023 ↓

The Interceding King

The Offensiveness of Jesus 12.06.2023 ↓

Knowing Jesus is a living gift, but it does not always look this way. At times, Jesus can feel very offensive to us personally or culturally. But these are also the places we most need to hear what Jesus actually has to say and to see how he pressed through our offensiveness for us.

In and Out Salvation 07.05.2023 ↓

In and Out Salvation

Humility 01.05.2023 ↓

Humililty

Resilient Joy 23.04.2023 ↓

The call to rejoice in the Lord always can feel like a glorious invitation on the one hand and an impossible ideal on the other. But the apostle Paul shows that joy is possible even from prison and with people aiming for your ruin. Hear how Paul's joy was---and yours can be!---tethered to something unshakeable.

The Joy of the Resurrection 09.04.2023 ↓

At times the resurrection of Jesus from the dead can just become a point of historical debate. But what are the implications of the resurrection for our lives today? Why should it lead us to incredible joy and peace?

Forgiveness Questions 03.04.2023 ↓

What if we feel like we need to forgive God? What if we feel like we can't forgive ourselves? Today's sermon explores these questions along with an interview with Judith Robl who has deeply learned forgiveness from experience.

Forgiveness and Community 26.03.2023 ↓

Shifts in our modern culture show an increase in anger and bitterness. Some remark on the rise of rudeness. How does the gospel and forgiveness not just bring healing to us personally, but to us communally? Here this sermon from Ephesians 4:31-5:2.

Forgiving Others 19.03.2023 ↓

Forgiveness can feel impossible. All the more so, when Jesus tells us to forgive from the heart. How do we unbend from our wrath and bitterness into the wholeness of forgiveness that Jesus calls us to? This sermon explores Colossians 3 and Jesus' forgiveness as a model for our own.

We Need Forgiveness 12.03.2023 ↓

In Jesus' parable about forgiveness he makes a comparison to show that we have an overwhelming and nearly unimaginable debt. Is this actually true? Doesn't the Bible's teaching on sin just repress and shame people? This sermon explores how Jesus' teaching on forgiveness actually builds up our worth while simultaneously humbling us.

What Is Forgiveness? 05.03.2023 ↓

Our culture has grown increasingly suspicious of forgiveness as it seems to merely be excusing and a pretext for ignoring justice. This sermon goes back to the greatest proponent of forgiveness in history to see again what it really means.

A Tale of Two Kings 26.02.2023 ↓

The final chapters of 1 Samuel expertly weave together the stories of David and Saul to show us the two different places we can find our strength. One will lead us to life and the other to death.

Hitting Rock Bottom 19.02.2023 ↓

We've all hit moments in our life where we feel like we can't sink any lower. What do we do in this place of total desperation? How do we find our strength? This sermon explores how David persevered through God as he encountered a culminating. moment of disaster.