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Why Are Christians Such Hypocrites - Jamie Mulvaney - WHY: Sunday 28th June by HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

Jago brings our series to an end speaking about 5 'Ps' mentioned in Philippians.

Jago finishes our “Restricted but Advancing” sermon series as he speaks on “The Problem with Statues”, and how we can meet the needs of others because God has met all our needs in Jesus.

Ros Williams continues our series looking at what it is means to be content and how we can have that in Christ.

Jamie asks if we can be content in an increasingly uncertain world. Paul’s secret to being content in any and every situation is not a philosophy nor a programme, but something far more dynamic, exciting and purposeful. Living with Jesus and for Jesus is always living your best life.

An interview on worry and anxiety with Jamie Mulvaney and Will Van Der Hart. Rev Will Van Der Hart is Pastoral Chaplain at HTB. He is a founding director of The Mind and Soul Foundation, a mental and emotional health think tank with an international reach.

Jago continues our series in Philippians.

Intercession is when we are moved to respond to situations, incidents, problems, where we see God’s will is not being done, where there is suffering, discord, sickness, heartbreak, in prayer, and we ask for God’s will to break through in those situations. It is one of the greatest privileges we have as Christians to be invited by God to play a part in the shaping of history through prayer. It is a...

Tim Jones continues our journey in Philippians and looks at how we can keep going with God and others.

Ambition can be a difficult thing for Christians to grapple with. It’s great when it's for God's glory, but it’s so easy to make it all about ourselves. We can strive so hard in this world with selfish ambition that will never bring joy, whereas when our ambitions are for Jesus then we learn more of the fullness of life and joy he brings. Two Kingdom ambitions we can grow in right now are deepenin...

Jago speaks this week on how we don't need to be running scared as we continue our Restricted But Advancing Series.

Amidst the battles of this season, and with it being Mental Health Awareness Week, Jamie looks at what we can learn from the biblical experience of lament. We worship the Man of Sorrows, who meets us in our pain and we meet him in his. So rather than suppressing pain, instead we offer it to God. The Man of Sorrows is also the resurrected Jesus, and with him the worst thing is never the final thing...

Josh Moxon continues our series Restricted But Advancing looking at Philippians 3:1-14, encouraging us to make sure we keep what's most important at the centre.

Ros Williams continues our series looking at friendship.

Jamie looks at Philippians 2:19-30 and what we can learn about friendship in lockdown from Paul, Timothy and Epaphroditus. We see a passion for God that flows into compassion for people. With this compelling blend of conviction and compassion, we not only forge deep and genuine friendships, but we advance the Gospel together.

Rev Tim Jones continues our discipleship series through Philippians and asks the question, who are we becoming?

H Metters continues our sermon series in Philippians, looking at our response to our salvation and how it is through obedience to Jesus that we come to shine like stars.

Jamie looks at how we can be formed in humility and deal with subtle forms of pride in our lives. He asks what we can learn about humility from history, theology, and spiritual formation. What is on offer to us is not false humility, nor even a restrictive form of humility, but a bold humility as we become more like Jesus.

Tim gives a talk for our church and those visiting on Try Church Sunday, exploring Jesus’ humility and our response.

Jago continues our Wednesday Evening Discipleship teaching by looking at the topics life and death.

Jago kicks off our sermon series in Philippians, helping us to advance the gospel and advance in our faith in this time of restriction.

This week, Josh Moxon encourages us to build good foundations during this season.

Easter Sunday 2020 - Jamie Mulvaney by HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

Wednesday Evening Discipleship: The Four Coronas | Jago Wynne | 8th April 2020 by HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

“This King who in love went to the cross. This King who is the best person to be in control of our lives. This King who is with us, who is for us, and who is in control. This King is King Jesus. “ Listen again as Jago speaks on Palm Sunday.