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During our Don’t Lose Heart series and as part of our Remembrance Sunday service, Johnny unpacks what it means to have Reconciliation in a Time of Division. He discusses how the ministry of reconciliation we receive enables us to be reconciled to ourselves, to one another and with God.

Jamie continues our series looking at 2 Corinthians 4, encouraging us to take heart as we grow in the ministry of the Holy Spirit, as we are renewed daily and as we know in our hearts the all-sufficient sacrifice of Jesus and the all-surpassing power of the Holy Spirit.

Jago continues our sermon series in 2 Corinthians, asking if the phrase 'Don't Lose Heart' is just a pious platitude, or a powerful encouragement to each one of us because of the ministry of the Holy Spirit.

Promise in a Time of Uncertainty - Tim Jones - Don't Lose Heart: Sunday 18th October by HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

Comfort in a Time of Trouble - Jamie Mulvaney - Don't Lose Heart: Sunday 11th October by HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

You Are Invited To Commence: Vision Sunday pt.2 - Jago Wynne - Sunday 4 October 2020 by HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

You Are Invited To Commit: Vision Sunday pt.1 - Jago Wynne - Sunday 27 September 2020 by HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

You Are Invited To Come To Jesus - Jago Wynne - 20 September 2020 by HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

Jago Wynne opens our You Are Invited sermon series, looking at Jesus' invitation to us in Matthew 11:28-29, and how when we gather together as a community of believers it is a foretaste of heaven. Hebrews 12:22-24

You and I were made for more than mere existence, but life to the full. Jesus is not just our creator, but the creator of abundance in our lives. In this second of Jamie’s two talks on Creative Jesus, he explains how we can position ourselves for abundance and for God’s creative power.

HTC DAILY WILL HAVE IT'S OWN PODCAST CHANNEL FROM NEXT WEEK. SWITCH OVER TO OUR SEPARATE HTC DAILY PODCAST FOR THE ENTIRE HTC DAILY BACK CATALOGUE Listen to Jago Wynne as he speaks on Acts 14:14-20, and follow Rosie Loescher in prayer: - For ourselves, that we are able to love God above all other things. That we can ask for forgiveness where we haven't done that. - For our brothers and sisters in...

We tend to think of Jesus in the cradle or on the cross, but before anything else, Jesus is our Creator. He created us in the first place and now he recreates us as children of God. As Jesus undoes the de-creation of our lives and the world around us, he has glorious plans for us, as he goes on creating in us and through us. This is the first part of a two-week series that Jamie is sharing in how...

Hannah - Jago Wynne - Hearing The Voice Of God - 23rd August 2020 by HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

Through the story of God radically meeting Paul and changing life, Ros continues our sermon series on hearing the voice of God.

If you want the reviving life of God, his strengthening and his joy, you need to hear and respond to his word! Tim explores the story of Nehemiah and the way God moved and spoke to his people then and how God offers the same for us now. Nehemiah 8:1-12

Elijah - Josh Moxon - Hearing The Voice Of God - Sunday 2 August 2020 by HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

"Why" Series Week 5 Tim sums up his talk from Sunday and offers discussion/reflection questions for you and your connect group.

Jesus is at the very centre of the Christian faith, but still the question remains, why bother with Jesus? Tim explores the Jesus' compelling claims and his incredible offer of abundant life.

Why Series Week 4 Jago reflects further on the question "Why Did A Loving God Allow The Coronavirus To Happen?", and how the coronavirus has caused us to Look Forwards, Look In and Look Up. Discussion Questions: 1. Has COVID-19 made your friends more open to Jesus? And if you are not sure, are there ways that you can start a conversation about it with them? 2. In the struggle to trace God’s hand,...

Jago continues our 'WHY' series looking at why God has allowed the coronavirus in our world.

Why Series Week 3 H Metters continues exploring the question "Why Doesn't God Make Himself Clearer?" from our Sunday sermon series, looking at the effect our busyness has on hearing the voice of God. Discussion Questions: 1. Look at the quote by Ronald Rolheiser: ‘Today, a number of historical circumstances are blindly flowing together and accidentally conspiring to produce a climate within which...

H Metters speaks on the subject of ‘Why doesn’t God make himself clearer?”, looking particularly at the person of Jesus.

Why Series Week 2 After Sunday's sermon, "Why Is God Good News In Overcoming Racism?", Jago recaps his response to this question, and suggests what this might mean for us. 1. Look at Luke 18:9-14. How does the Pharisee “other” the Tax Collector in the parable? How are we guilty of “othering” others to justify ourselves? 2. What have you learnt about racism and about yourself in the last weeks sinc...

In the second of our Why series, Jago answers the vital question of our time - Why is God good news in overcoming racism? He looks at how the story of God is crucial for overcoming the story of racism, by looking at the danger of “othering” that exists in racism and in the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector.

Why Series Week 1 Following on from Jamie’s talk from Sunday on 'Why Are Christians Such Hypocrites?’ he explores what it means to be faithful to Jesus. How can we be confident in representing Jesus to others when we are so aware of our own flaws? He looks at what the fruit of the Holy Spirit and holiness look like. 1. How confident am I in representing Jesus to my those around me who aren’t follo...