The Globe Church Sermons

How can our response to authority be a beautiful act of worship?

A whole heap of commands that are here for our joy. Describing a vision for life that is magnificent.

What does it mean to offer our bodies as Living Sacrifices? Well, it means serving the church with the gifts God has given.

Two commands that flow from one awesome reality. The commands will only make sense when we get the mercy of God clear in our hearts.

The resurrection of Jesus is far bigger than we often imagine with implications that run deep and far. This Easter let’s enjoy the majesty of Easter.

Christians are described as ‘justified’. This means that God’s verdict on our lives is that we are right and pleasing to Him. This verdict is not sealed by our behaviour but by the death and resurrection of Jesus.

Our lives can be interrupted by so many different things; from the unwelcome interruption to sleep with the alarm clock going off, through the necessary interruption of a fire alarm breaking into our concentration. In Romans 1 we see the biggest...

All of us know what it is to feel afraid. In the last few days it is felt close. As covid-19 has spread we worry about the future. In the story that we read from Mark’s Gospel we find a man facing these same fears for the future.

Tears are part of our everyday lives – and yet we find them so hard to handle. The Bible models for us what it means to lament – and how learning to lament can transform our experience of tears.

John 6 ends with many of Jesus’ followers walking away. The words Jesus speaks are hard for us to accept. But they are also the only words that can ever bring life. Will we stay or will we go?

The more you look at Jesus, and the more you listen to his teaching the more simple it becomes, but also the more complex! The illustrations that Jesus uses have so much depth to them, and his teaching on ‘the bread of life’ is no different…

When Jesus walked on the water it was a sign that is brimming with meaning. Against the backdrop of the Old Testament we see Jesus once again ‘doing whatever His Father does’. And all of it so that we would trust Him.

We’ve seen several signs so far in John’s Gospel, signs that John tells us reveals Jesus’ glory. We often fall into the trap of reading ourselves into one of the roles of the signs… What if the feeding of the 5,000 is about more than us bringing our...

In this sermon we look back at where we have been. And we challenge one another to learn the events of John’s gospel and to think over them through out the week?

How can we ever be sure that Jesus is truly the Son of God? Jesus points us to the weightiest testimony possible, His Father. When we feel the wight of evidence we will be able to have confidence in Jesus no matter what life throws at us.

Jesus unpacks His equality with the Father as He expresses the relationship between them. The Father loves the Son, so the Father wants all people to honour the Son, so the Father entrusts His work to the Son.

Jesus makes the most audacious claim – and then backs it up with stunning words about His relationship with His Father. Our security and joy rests, not in us, but in this magnificent God.

Jesus demonstrates His great work in this miracle. He exposes the empty hope of the world and the only hope found in Him. Will you let Jesus make you well this week?

Jesus gives us a glimpse into what matters most to him. We see the way he views this world and the things that matter most to him. He calls us to join his mission by praying that more workers would be sent to join in the harvest.

Paul is praying for the church in Colossae and he is asking just one thing. He is praying that their thinking would be radically and completely changed so that their whole lives become increasingly pleasing to God. Here is the key to real change for...

It isn’t the first picture we would associate with Christmas – but Revelation 5 points us to a remarkable truth about our world. There is one who is worthy to bring about God’s plan. He is the Lion and he is the Lamb. And at Christmas he was born and...

Joseph was confronted with a situation that completely shook his world. Mary was pregnant. It seemed so wrong and shameful. But then he learned the truth.

Is it ever appropriate for a Christian to feast? The answer is gloriously YES! But we need to be careful how we feast.

There are all sorts of ways that we can pray or fast in a way that does not please God. But when we see clearly the beauty of Jesus, the Bridegroom, our prayer and fasting can be transformed.