High Wycombe Church Sermons

A sermon on Philippians 1:27-2:11 from Tim Thorburn.

A sermon on Philippians 1:12-26 from Tim Thorburn.

The book closes with Nehemiah physically and spiritually cleansing the community, establishing organized duties for the priests and Levites, and offering several brief, personal prayers asking God to "remember me for good"

God rightly deserves all glory, honour and praise. Let's join our voices to ask Him to receive that glory with our whole hearts and lives.

God has revealed Himself to be awesome and beyond, yet near and approachable. Be in awe of His glory and draw near by His grace.

Amazingly, our Lord Jesus teaches us to pray "Our Father". Join with us as we explore the depth and breadth of relationship we have with God in Christ by His Spirit.

Tom Richards will show how two groups emerge in John 1:6–13: the world and the children of God, and explains the fundamental distinction between them. Centred on the question of how someone becomes a child of God, this sermon explores conversion, evangelism, free will, and the sovereignty of God.

A sermon on Romans 8:31-34 from Charles Roennfeldt.

Jesus is the Vine, the Father is the Vinedresser, we are the branches. Abide in Christ, ask in Jesus' Name and love as He's loved us.

Is there any way to escape punishment and be brought into God’s favour?

A sermon on Romans 4:1-12 from William Murphy.

In a seemingly plain and dry text, we find answers to our deepest longings and needs.

In a world that thinks there are many ways to God, truth is subjective and life is what you make it, hear Jesus's awesome claims to be the Only Way to the Father, the One who perfectly reveals God's True character to us, and He who gives Life by Dwelling in us by His Spirit.

When Jesus showed up 4 days after Lazarus had died, it appeared that all hope was lost. But Jesus provides hope even in the most difficult circumstances. Even in the face of death, Jesus, the Resurrection and the Life, overcomes!

In contrast to a hired hand, Jesus is the Good Shepherd who deeply cares for His sheep, shown in the ultimate act of self-sacrifice - giving His life in our place. Trust Jesus who died so that we can live.

In contrast to thieves who seek to steal, kill and destroy, Jesus has come to save, nourish and give abundant life.

Jesus’ way is to quench our thirst. By the Spirit, he is the only one through whom our thirst is quenched.

Darkness conceals, promotes evil and discourages hope. Jesus is the Light of the World who overcomes all darkness: revealing truth, exposing evil and providing true hope and direction.

Be encouraged that Jesus Is the Living Bread who blesses all who believe in Him with eternal life that is secure in Him.

In contrast to the enslaving murder and lies of Satan; Jesus is the Divine, Word of Truth, who alone gives life, liberates and causes us to be adopted as children of our Heavenly Father.

The church didn't invent the truth about Christ, but it did need time and careful Biblical reflection both to speak the truth and safeguard it from error. That's the great benefit of the Nicene Creed, because it helps us to articulate sound doctrine.

This morning, Ray will be answering the question “How do we find and follow the way of true wisdom?”

The question this morning is “How do we and our world think about rule”? Hear about how God designed us to rule under Him and how the Old Testament kings fit into this and how Jesus is the Ultimate King.

“How can we be right with God?” Hear about priests in the Old Covenant and Jesus the Ultimate Priest in the New Covenant, who does all that is necessary to bring all who believe in Him to God.

In order for us to know God, He must make Himself known. That's exactly what He's done in His world (showing His eternal power and divine nature) and in His Word through the prophets and supremely in the Ultimate Prophet Jesus. Reject the world's ways of thinking about God and praise God as He has revealed Himself in Christ.