Christ Church London Podcast

The Holy Spirit is often depicted in Scripture as water that refreshes our souls. In this talk, Andy considers the importance of worship, and looks at how God can refresh us when we feel dry and weary.

In the Old Testament, relatively few people experienced the Holy Spirit personally. But restricting His presence to a select few was never God’s plan. In this talk, Lars unpacks the promise that the Holy Spirit is available to all who ask.

Pastor Tope Koleoso leads Jubilee Church London, and in this talk he shares what it means to live by faith in these current times, looking at the book of Joshua.

As God’s people journeyed in the wilderness, the Holy Spirit filled Bezalel with creativity and skill, and empowered him to build the tabernacle. In this talk, Joel considers how the Spirit continues to give us creative gifts to use today.

The first person in Scripture who is said to have God’s Spirit dwelling in him, is a prisoner in Egypt. In this talk, Jo Wells looks at how the Holy Spirit empowered Joseph with the wisdom and skill he needed to rescue a nation in its time of need.

The Bible begins with the Spirit of God hovering over the chaotic waters and bringing forth order and life. In the first talk of our new series, Liam considers how the Holy Spirit empowers us to continue his work today.

In this talk from Church at home on 3rd January, David looks at John chapter 15, in which Jesus describes Himself as the vine, and us as His branches, being pruned to help us grow.

In this talk from Church at home on 27th December, Lars looks at the Song of Zechariah found in Luke chapter 1, which prophecies about the significance of Jesus coming into the world.

In this talk from our Stockwell service, Hatty reflects on the message of God's comfort, promised to us in the book of the prophet Isaiah.

In this talk from our Church at home service, Andy looks at Psalm 110, and considers how it foretells of the coming of Jesus as a priest and king.

Jesus’ message of the Kingdom was good news for a hurting world. God has not given up on His creation but is coming to put things right. It was, and is, a message of hope. In the final week of our series, Jo considers how Jesus continues to provide hope for us today.

The relationships in God’s Kingdom are not primarily those of power and hierarchy, but family. Jesus calls us his brothers and sisters, and he welcomes us into relationship with our heavenly father. In this talk, Liam explores what it means to be part of God’s family.

The prophets longed for a king who would bring comfort and peace to their hurting nation. In this talk, Tim considers how Jesus meets that longing, and commissions us to be comforters and peacemakers.

In this talk, Guest Speaker Rachel Gardner teaches on the beauty of God's grace, as described by Paul in his letter to the Ephesians. She shares about the ways in which we can be hungry for God, and show the love of Jesus to our city. 

Jesus instructed his disciples to continue his mission of proclaiming the Kingdom. But he didn’t only give them a mission, he also gave them the very same power that empowered him. In this talk, Andy Tilsley considers how Jesus continues to empower us by his Holy Spirit.

Jesus told his followers they were to be like light, shining into the darkness of this world, and offering hope and illumination. In this talk, David considers how we can be a blessing to our city in this challenging season.

Whilst many imagine God as distant and disconnected from us, Jesus revealed something quite different. In this talk from our Sutton service, Yetty explores how Jesus revealed God to be a communicator who loves to be known by us, and delights to hear from us in prayer.

Whilst many imagine God as distant and disconnected from us, Jesus revealed something quite different. In this talk from our Central & Covent Garden service, Nicole explores how Jesus revealed God to be a communicator who loves to be known by us, and delights to hear from us in prayer.

Whilst many imagine God as distant and disconnected from us, Jesus revealed something quite different. In this talk, Adnan explores how Jesus revealed God to be a communicator who loves to be known by us, and delights to hear from us in prayer.

Sunday 18th October was Vision Sunday, where each of our services looked at how our vision plays out across London. Check out the talks from our other services on our podcast.

Sunday 18th October was Vision Sunday, where each of our services looked at how our vision plays out across London. Check out the talks from our other services on our podcast.

Sunday 18th October was Vision Sunday, where each of our services looked at how our vision plays out across London. Check out the talks from our other services on our podcast.

Jesus regularly healed the sick as a sign of the Kingdom of God, and a foretaste of his plan to heal the world. In this talk, Liam looks at how we are also called and equipped to pray for the sick today.

Jesus was not only known for his remarkable teaching, but also his deep love for people. Love that motivated him to care for them, heal them, and ultimately die for them. In this talk, David looks at how Jesus’ Kingdom is built on compassion.

Many people imagine God to be like a harsh taskmaster, who puts heavy burdens on his subjects. But Jesus said the opposite. In this talk, Lars looks at Jesus’ invitation to the weary and burdened, and his promise of rest.