HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

On Sunday evening Josh Moxon spoke on knowing our story and making a stand for Jesus like Stephen the martyr.

On Sunday morning James Farley spoke on Acts 7:44-8:1 on Stephen the martyr and following his example of keeping his eyes fixed on Jesus.

On our first Summer Nights, Kenny Sperry spoke on Acts 2:1-21 and the importance of diversity for God's Kingdom

On Sunday Zim Okoli spoke on Numbers 1-3, 25 - 4:9 on Caleb and how we should expect to be tested and that ending well is the goal of running the race.

On Sunday Rory Heaton spoke on Titus 3:1-8 and how misplaced hope will always disappoint but hope in the Great Saviour is always secure.

On Sunday evening Bonnie Collington spoke on Psalm 139 and how God knows you, He is with you and He made you.

On Sunday at the 11.15am, Jonny Haines spoke on Psalm 139 and how we are known and seen by God and we can't hide from Him.

At the 9.30am on Sunday, Mike Clayton spoke on Psalm 139 and how God has complete knowledge of us, complete presence in our lives and we are God's complete work.

On Sunday evening, Emma Monks spoke on the parable of the Prodigal Son from Luke 15:11-32.

On Sunday morning Sarah Seabrook spoke on John 4:1-30 and the woman at the well. Jesus offers life giving water to all who are thirsty.

On Saturday afternoon of our Aflame weekend, Farida and Jamie Matthews spoke on Sparking creativity in your sphere.

In session 5 of our Aflame weekend, Jago Wynne spoke on Colossian 1:3-14 and the ripple effect of our flame spreading.

In session 4 of our Aflame weekend, Nicky Gumbel spoke on Acts 2 and how to experience Pentecost today.

In session 3 of our Aflame weekend away, Amy Hughes spoke about 3 postures adopted by 3 different women in the gospels that can help us to be more aflame for Jesus.

In session 2 of our Aflame Church Weekend Away, Jonny Hughes spoke on Elijah and the prophets of Baal.

At our first session on our Church Weekend Away, Jago Wynne looked at three individuals in the Bible who had an encounter with God that involved fire.

On Sunday we concluded our series in Revelation with Felix Stevenson looking at the Lamb Aflame. Felix encouraged us to worship Jesus the lamb who paid the cost, that won you life so your future's not lost.

On Sunday, Felix Stevenson spoke on Revelation 4:1-2 and 5:1-5 and how we should worship Jesus the Lion, our worthy sun, 'cause thanks to Him the victory is won.

On Sunday, Jamie Mulvaney spoke on Revelation 1-3 and how we should be aflame with Jesus above us and aflame with Jesus among us. For more details on Revelation and Daniel, see the following: https://soundcloud.com/holytrinityclapham/numbed-by-the-gospel-jamie-mulvaney-sun-17th-feb-2019 https://soundcloud.com/holytrinityclapham/in-the-fire-13-february-2022-jamie-mulvaney

On Sunday Ed Veale concluded our series in 1 Cornthians, speaking on God’s Guide to Giving and how we need to broaden our horizons, have generous hearts and rely on the grace of Jesus.

On Sunday Josh Moxon spoke on God’s Guide to Eternity and the importance of the resurrection for us. As Christians, we need to remember the gospel, make the gospel of first importance, make the gospel personal and make the gospel known.

On Sunday Jago Wynne spoke on God's Guide to Gifts and how spiritual gifts are for the benefit of the whole church.

On Sunday, Jamie Mulvaney spoke on 1 Corinthians 11:17-34 on God's Guide to Gathering. When we come to communion, we should look in and examine ourselves, look out and discern the body of believers, and look up to the cross of Christ.

On Sunday Felix Stevenson spoke on 1 Corinthians 10:23-11:1 on how, in considering which things we are free to partake in, we should consider whether they glorify God and how we should put others first.

On Sunday Ed Veale spoke on 1 Corinthians 7:1-9, 25-35 and the gift of the married life, the single life and the ultimate life.