Redeemer London
Redeemer London's Podcast
Download talks from Redeemer; a church for London based in Ealing. We meet every Sunday at the University of West London at 9:30am & 11:30am and at The Hub at 6:30pm. http://redeemerlondon.org/
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Jul 5, 2026
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Episodes
Mark Pt 3 | Jesus Performs Miracles | 28 May 2023 02.06.2023 35:53
Mark 4:35-5:43
Mark Pt 1 | Jesus Calls the First Disciples | 07 May 2023 07.05.2023 32:18
Mark 1:16-20
Acts Part 6 | Baptism | 26 February 2023 26.02.2023 29:16
Today, Ross continues our Acts preaching series, focusing on the importance of baptism to the early church, and why that importance extends to us as believers today. We celebrated baptisms this morning at Redeemer and you can watch the service back over on our YouTube channel - YouTube.com/redeemerchurchlondon/live
Acts Part 5 | I See Heaven Opened | 19 February 2023 19.02.2023 39:28
In the latest preach in our Acts series, Paul shares with us some lessons we can learn from the story of Stephen, the first martyr. Nothing can withhold the purposes of God, nothing can withdraw the promises of God, and nothing can withstand the power of God. Join us next week in person at Redeemer as we celebrate baptisms together, or join us online at YouTube.com/redeemerchurchlondon
Acts Part 4 | Church Challenges | 12 February 2023 12.02.2023 33:42
This week we continue our series in the book of Acts, looking at 2 stories of challenges faced by the early church. Pete leads us through these passages, and highlights the ways they reveal the character of the early church, and how that should continue to challenge us today. You can watch this preach on video and catch up on previous sermons at YouTube.com/RedeemerChurchLondon
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