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Hope with Me in the Coming of the King | Rev. Yoel Ben David by Christ Church Jerusalem

WHEN HE LET THEM GO | Judges 4:1-5:31 with Krystal White by Christ Church Jerusalem

COME TO PHARAOH! | Jeremiah 46:13-28 with Aaron Eime by Christ Church Jerusalem

AND I APPEARED | Ezekiel 28:25-29:21 with David Pileggi by Christ Church Jerusalem

Have you ever wondered about the purpose of studying the Bible? This sermon delves into the importance of understanding who God is and avoiding the pitfalls of creating Him in our own image. Psalm 111-112 uses rich Hebraic poetry to reveal the enduring greatness of God's works. By crafting such beautiful liturgical prayers, not only does the author worship God, but they also delve into, and reveal...

The stories of Jonah and John both invite us to communal repentance–a central act for followers of the Messiah. If we find in ourselves an aversion to repentance–or to giving others the chance to repent–may Almighty God remove that from within us and invite us to His table of forgiveness.

Nathaniel’s first encounter with the Messiah is arguably one of the most important passages in the Gospel of John. It is an invitation to “come and see” who it is that calls us into fellowship with Him. He is not only the Rabbi who calls us to follow him; He is the one who comes down from heaven and gives us permanent access to God and his divine nature.

NAMES | Jeremiah 1:1-2:3 with John Arnold by Christ Church Jerusalem

AND HE LIVED | I Kings 2:1-12 with Aaron Eime by Christ Church Jerusalem

AFTER THE END | I Kings 3:15-4:1 with John Arnold by Christ Church Jerusalem

AND HE APPROACHED | Ezekiel 37:15-28 with Phil Morrow & Aaron Eime by Christ Church Jerusalem

For centuries the baptism of Jesus has mystified readers of the New Testament. Since Jesus was the sinless Son of Adam/Man, why would He need to heed John’s call to be immersed for the forgiveness of sins? As we survey John’s activities and his call for repentance as a necessary step for national redemption, we come to a better understanding of how this event fits into the wider picture of the Gos...

Circumcision And Holy Name Of Jesus | Rev. David Pileggi by Christ Church Jerusalem

Christmas Morning 2023 | Rev. David Pileggi by Christ Church Jerusalem

Third Sunday In Advent | Rev. David Pileggi by Christ Church Jerusalem

The Gospel of Mark jumps straight into the profound significance of the wilderness in Biblical prophecy and narrative. He does so intentionally to demonstrate that we are at war with the powers and principalities of this world. The war is ongoing, even though the outcome is certain. We can find joy and hope in God's mighty victory, but we should acknowledge the balance between desiring God to come...

Fearful? Apathetic? Fatalistic? Or just pre-occupied with personal issues? This is how we may be tempted to respond to the chaos and distress in which we live today. But Jesus’ teaching about the End of the Age can help us. While warning us of tribulation and persecution, He calls us to action – watch, pray, preach the Gospel and be found faithful. This teaching will not only prepare us for the En...

Fear to Folly In the short story, The Parable of the Talents, Jesus warns us about being too fearful and cautious in using our gifts and resources in a creative, even risky way to advance His kingdom. He tells us that when we stand before the Judgement Seat we will have to give an account, not only of our deeds, but also of the things we failed to do. The Second Sunday Before Advent • Zephaniah 1:...

Rev. David Pileggi Readings: Third Sunday Before Advent Amos 5:18-24, Psalm 78:1-8 Matthew 25:1-13 Blessed by our teachings? Consider saying thank you with a small (or large) donation. www.christchurchjerusalem.org/donate/ 
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Sunday 5th Nov. 2023 | Rev. Daryl Fenton by Christ Church Jerusalem

Love in a Time of Crisis Loving God and our neighbor can appear to be insufficient in a time of chaos, fear and death. “Surely," we tell ourselves, "we must do something more.” Yet it is by putting this teaching of Jesus into practice that we demonstrate our confidence in His redemptive Kingship. This is how the world will see our hope that God has not abandoned us even in our darkest hour. In Rom...

Unless You Go With Us On Mount Sinai Moses asks God, 'Who will accompany us on the way to the Promised Land?' God says He will send an angel but Moses insists that the Lord must go with them. He argues that only He Himself, dwelling in the midst of Israel, will distinguish them from all the other nations. It is the same for us. It is not theology, traditions, or politics that make us distinctive i...

AND HE SETTLED | Zechariah 2.14–4.7 with Krystal White by Christ Church Jerusalem

AND HE SENT | Obadiah 1.1 - 21 with Aaron Eime by Christ Church Jerusalem

AND HE LEFT | Hosea 11.7–14.10 with Phil Morrow by Christ Church Jerusalem