Chalmers Church Edinburgh

Chalmers Church Edinburgh

Sermons from Chalmers Church Edinburgh

Author

Chalmers Church Edinburgh

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.chalmerschurch.org

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Sing choirs of angels (Luke 2:1–20) 17.12.2017
Carol service (Luke 2) 17.12.2017
Living water - an eternal gift (John 4) 16.12.2017
Trusting in God - a message for advent (Isaiah 40) 10.12.2017
Prepare for eternity 10.12.2017
God's good plan for marriage (Genesis 1 – 2) 03.12.2017
Equality and complementarity at home and in the church 03.12.2017
Love, the more excellent way (1 Corinthians 13) 26.11.2017
God's good plan for singleness (1 Corinthians 7) 26.11.2017
The church as a body (1 Corinthians 12:12–26) 19.11.2017
The treasure of the kingdom (Matthew 13:44–58) 12.11.2017
Divisions in the church (1 Corinthians 1:10–17) 12.11.2017
The division of the kingdom (Matthew 13:24–43) 05.11.2017
Making progress with sin (Romans 7:22 – 8:13) 05.11.2017
Warfare with sin (Romans 7:1 – 8:1) 29.10.2017
The advance of the kingdom (Matthew 13:1–23) 29.10.2017
No condemnation (Romans 7:1 – 8:1) 29.10.2017
Signs of a relationship (Matthew 12:38–50) 22.10.2017
Free to sin? (Romans 6:15 – 7:12) 22.10.2017
Are you for Jesus or against Him? (Matthew 12:22–37) 15.10.2017
A new lifestyle (Romans 6:1–23) 15.10.2017
Something greater than the temple (Matthew 12:1–21) 08.10.2017
Real certainty II (Romans 5:12–21) 08.10.2017
Revelation and rest (Matthew 11:25–30) 01.10.2017
Real certainty I (Romans 4:13 – 5:11) 01.10.2017

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