HPC Sermons

James was a victim of mental abuse which led him to a life of loneliness, growing depression and an inability to love.  Listen to James' testimony on how Jesus ended his depression and changed his life.  

At the beginning of the pandemic in the UK, Jason feared for the life and the well being of his family.  Listen to Jason's testimony about how Jesus changed his life and took his fears away.

What is the most important message you will ever hear?  The Gospel message is the most important message anyone will ever hear for it is how God saves, it is about God's King, and it is ours by God's grace.  Listen to the podcast as Neil preaches on 1 Corinthians 15:1-11, teaching us about the most important message we will ever hear.

In the Old Testament we see God calling Israel to obey Him, to be His image and to glorify Him in the world.  This was the purpose of God for Israel and we can see in the Old Testament how Israel failed to live out God's purposes for them.  In the gospel of Matthew we see how Jesus is the fulfillment of God's purpose for Israel when it comes to obedience, image and glory.  Listen to...

The will of God is for Christians to stand firm in the Lord.  So then, who are we to stand firm against? How are we to stand firm?  And why are we to stand firm?   Listen to the podcast as Simon teaches us from God's Word in Ephesians about what it means for Christians to stand firm.

God sees the sins that we ignore and calls us to repent.  Listen to the podcast as Sam teaches on this passage in Hosea, pointing us to Jesus, who has made a way for us to get to God.

Would a powerful God want a relationship with us?  God alone is wealthy and rich beyond measure.  All belongs to Him and no one can give Him a gift as if we owe Him anything.  God's judgments are unsearchable.  No one is His counselor and no one can teach Him anything.  So, why would a God so great want to have anything to do with someone small like us? Listen to the podca...

Listen to the podcast as Craig speaks about Hosea 8:1-9:9, pointing us to the Lord Jesus Christ.

We are either slaves to sin which lead to death or we are slaves to Christ, which leads to eternal life.  What does it look like to be a slave to Christ?  Listen to the podcast as Dan teaches us from Ephesians 6:5-9 about what it looks like for Christians to be slaves to Christ.

John 20:21 says, "again Jesus said, 'Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.'”  As Simon teaches from John 20:19-23, he focuses in on verse 21, by sharing about it means that God sent Jesus and Jesus sends us.  

For Christ, our Passover Lamb, has been sacrificed.   1 Corinthians 5:7 Listen to the podcast as Simon shares from various passages in the Bible about Jesus being the Passover Lamb of God, who came to take away the sins of the world.

What is the basis for godly parenting?  What is God's will for children?  How does God want parents to raise their children?  Listen to the podcast as Nathan speaks about Ephesians 6:1-4, by pointing us to Jesus and sharing with us about what God's will for children and parents.

"The Lord your God is with you, the Mighty Warrior who saves.  He will take great delight in you; in his love he will no longer rebuke you, but will rejoice over you with singing.”  - Zephaniah 3:17 Do you ever wonder about how God is a mighty warrior who saves and delivers His people from judgement?  Do you ever wonder what God thinks of you?  Listen to the podcast as Nathan s...

How are we to live out the good news in our marriages?  Our marriages are to be all about Jesus, not about 'me.'  The main reason for marriage is to display the good news of Jesus Christ.  Listen to the podcast as Simon teaches from this passage in Ephesians challenging both husbands and wives to have Christ centered marriages.

Why does God care about unfaithfulness among His people, among His people's leaders, and in His people's worship?  What will God do about His people's unfaithfulness?  Listen to the podcast as Neil answers these questions from the passage and points us to Jesus.

These verses from Ephesians 5 are all about how to live wisely for Jesus in a world that doesn't know him.  Simon unpacks a number of the contrasts this passage brings out between the lives of those who say they are following Jesus and those who would not.  He finishes with what it means to live a life full of the Holy Spirit.

Simon shows how Jesus is the greater son of Abraham, and how through Jesus Christ all the promises made to the patriarch are fulfilled.

What does the good life look like?  Many feel great sex and plenty of money are essential to it.  But in a hard-hitting sermon, pastor Neil Todman looks at the life Jesus wants us to live, the part Jesus wants sex and money to play, and the difference Jesus wants our lives to make.

Do you ever wonder if God might give up on you?  Do you ever wonder if your sin has put your beyond the reach of God's love?  In a sermon that brings the challenge to live faithfully for God to us- Pete Foster, elder at HPC- brings us face to face with the wonder of grace when we repeatedly forget the Lord and fall into sin.  Be prepared to be amazed that God can love you as much as...

An hour's overview of the Book of Hosea, considering its historical context, its main themes, and ways that it points us to Christ.  Delivered with incredible clarity and warmth by Paul Mallard, pastor at Widcombe Baptist Church in Bath and regular conference speaker.

Listen to the podcast as Simon teaches us from Hosea and points us to God.

We believe in living a life of love by following our Father's example and walking our Saviour's path.  Listen to the podcast as Neil teaches from Ephesians 5:1-2 to learn about how we can live a life of love like our Father in heaven and walk the walk of love that Jesus walked for us.

What we face in life can come between God and us.  Listen to the podcast as Simon teaches from Isaiah 40 about what God is like and how we can close the gap between everything that God is and what we face in life.

Who did Jesus come for?  Jesus came for everyone.   Neil teaches us from Luke's gospel about our God who shows His glory to whomever pleases him, who gives joy to whomever he pleases, and that God came down to save whomever he pleases.  Listen to the podcast as Neil teaches us from Luke 2:8-12 pointing us to Jesus.

Why did Jesus come?  Jesus came into the world to save sinners.  Listen to the podcast as Neil teaches us from 1 Timothy 1:15-17, explaining why Christ came to save sinners.