Sunday Sermons - Reality Church London

This week Pastor Mike explores the transformative message we have received in Christ, and how we are called to share in that message of hope to the whole world.

This week Pastor Mike continued our series through the Gospel of John. As the tension rises in Jesus' discourse with the crowd at the feast of tabernacles Jesus exposes the power of sin to promise false freedom when the only true freedom we experience is when we serve Christ.

As Mike continues our series we explore Jesus' claim that he is "the light of the world". What is his proof for the claim and what is his purpose? These are themes explored today.

This week Pastor Mike explores the issue of John 7:53-8:11 noting the tension this passage faces within the wider Biblical canon but also the lessons we can learn from this most intriguing text.

This week Pastor Girma explores the Great Commission which ends the Gospel of Matthew. While this section closes Matthew's Gospel it tells how Jesus commissioned his followers to begin their life of ministry and purpose.

This week Pastor Mike continues our series through the book of John as he explores Jesus' actions during the final days of the Feast of Tabernacles, where Jesus highlights a religious ritual which was always intended to point to him.

This week we look at Jesus' interaction with his brother, the crowd, and the Jewish leaders during the Festival of Tabernacles. Here we see Jesus contend with the the people's ideas of popularity, credibility, and morality.

This week we explore Paul's prayer for the Ephesian church in chapter 1 of that letter. We explore how crucial it is that we Christians recognise the reality of the inheritance we have received in Christ.

This week Pastor Mike continues our series looking through John's Gospel, as we do so we wrestle with the extraordinary claims of Jesus, that he is the only way, that all who come to him have been given to him by the Father.

This week, Pastor Yannick from Stockwell Baptist Church reminded us that discouragement is deadly. The only way out of its deadly snare is seeing, understanding, and comprehending the true height and depth of God's great love for us.

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Mike explores a famous interaction Jesus had with the religious leaders of his day. Right at it's heart Jesus affirms, that He is the bread of life and that all who come to him will live.

This week Toyin explores the famous story of Jesus walking on the sea of Galilee. We must always remember to withold our preconceived notions of who God is and should be and instead look firmly at Jesus.

This week Pastor Mike explores Jesus's feeding of the 5,000 as recorded in John's gospel. In this story we see Jesus' identity and Jesus' mission. The question remains: do we come to Jesus because of who he is - or because what he can do for us?

Taking a break from John's gospel, this week Pastor Mike explored the radical and open invitation Jesus offers us. Recognising that Jesus welcomes all.

As we continue our series through the Gospel of John, Jesus continues his discussion with the Pharisees regarding his own authority. Jesus labours to show them John the Baptist, the Scriptures and his own works all testify that he really is the Son of God. The question remains, do you believe him?

This week Pastor Tim Chaddick from Reality Ventura continued our look through the Gospel of John. Crucially, we are all under some authority the only question is; who or what is the authority we are under? This week we see the only one truly worthy and the one who has ultimate authority is Jesus.

This week Pastor Mike restarts our series looking at the gospel of John. As we do so we explore one of Jesus' healing miracles at the pool of Bethesda. Here we see that Jesus reveals, restores, and reminds us of the reality he has come to bring.

This week Ed explores the importance of worship in the Christian life and the church. Demonstrating that Christ's peace forms the foundation, His word provides substance, and God's glory becomes the ultimate aim.

This week Pastor Mike explores what it means to be a church devoted to prayer. Practically we notice that prayer is based on our relationship with God and it is given to encourage our reliance upon God.

This week we continue our series by looking at the third aspect the early church was devoted to. Devoted to the breaking of bread. We explore the significance of the meal in fostering community and unity and it's ultimate embodiment in the Lord's Supper.

This week Pastor Mike continues our series looking at the life of the very earliest church launched after the day of Pentecost. This week we see how the Apostle's teaching and the ministry of the Holy Spirit led to a community that was devoted to one another. Seeking the good of the other through joy, generosity, and sincerity.

This week Pastor Mike continues our series looking at the very first church. We see in Acts 2:42-47 four aspects which defined the early church, they were devoted to teaching, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer. But what does it mean and what does it look like to be devoted to teaching? This is the question we explore today.

This week we continue our series focusing on the church. We see that the central message of the church is a message of hope. In a world where we see so much decay and destruction, the reality of Jesus' death, resurrection, and ascension reminds us that decay is not the end. God is at work building something better and more beautiful.

This week, Pastor Mike unpacks the significance of Pentecost, the day the Holy Spirit was poured out. The Spirit empowers all believers, not just a select few, to share the gospel. Equally, we see the importance of unity in diversity and the importance of seeking the Holy Spirit.

This week Pastor Mike starts our new sermon series looking at the role of the church and especially the vision of Reality Church London, that we want to be; "A community following Jesus, making Him known, seeking the renewal of the city".