Widcombe Parish, Bath

The Value.. of the Kingdom of Heaven The first part in our Kingdom of Heaven series. Andrew Udale-Smith kicks off our new series. Reading: Matthew 13:31-52

The Invitation.. of the Kingdom of Heaven The fourth part in our Kingdom of Heaven series. This week Libby Piggott looks the faith of the centurion and the invitation to us. Reading: Matthew 8:5-13

Judith speaks on this week’s Lectionary Readings, looking at Jesus, the Good Shepherd. Readings: Psalm 23 John 10.1-16

Judith speaks on this week's Lectionary Readings, in particular on the Transfiguration, and gives us many things to reflect on. Readings: Exodus 24.12-end Matthew 17.1-9

Tony Coverdale speaks on today's lectionary readings, looking in particular at the story of Lazarus being raised from the dead. Readings: Ezekiel 37.1-14 John 11.1-45

The fifth of our six part series in the book of Nehemiah. This week Paul Wakely looks at how we are called to REMEMBER God. Re:member from re- "again" + memorari "be mindful of" Readings: Nehemiah 9:5-23 & 37-38

Mary Udale-Smith speaks on today's lectionary readings. She looks at those disciples who were brothers, and reflects how each of them were called differently to follow Jesus. Jesus measures us not by our failures, but by our following. Readings: Psalm 27 Matt 4:12-23

The third of our six part series in the book of Nehemiah. This week Mary Udale-Smith looks at how we are called to REPENT. RE:PENT from Old French repentir (11c.), from re-, here used as an intensive prefix, "very much" + Vulgar Latin *penitire "to regret," from Latin Readings: Nehemiah Ch 9

The second of our six part series in the book of Nehemiah. This week Tim Buckley looks at how God called Nehemiah to REBUILD what sin has destroyed. RE:BUILD "build up again, construct what has been demolished." Middle English bilden, from late Old English byldan "construct a house," - of Old Saxon bodl "building, house") Readings: Nehemiah 1:4-10 & 3:1, 6-12, 28-32

The first of our six part series in the book of Nehemiah. This week Tim Buckley starts us off by looking at how God called Nehemiah to RESTORE what had been torn down. RE:STORE Old French root re- "back, again" -staurare in instaurare "to set up, establish; renew” Readings: Nehemiah 1 & 2:4-5, 11-13, 17-20

David Matthews shares with the St Thomas congregation the sermon Revd Tim Buckley wrote for 15th January 2023. Due to illness, Tim wasn't able to share it himself. Tim asks us the same questions Jesus asks, in this Sunday's readings, "What are you seeking?" Readings: Psalm 40 John 1:29-42

A new year. A new season. Mark Nish kicks off 2023 looking at what the bible says about giving and generosity. He sets out a challenge to ourselves for this new year.. Challenges: 1. Am I giving myself first to the Lord? (Does Jesus have all of me?) 2. Am I giving in response to God’s Grace? (Is that why I give?) 3. Am I giving beyond my ability? (Am I giving beyond my comfort zone?) 4. Am I givin...

Revd Judith Harries preaches on Psalm 46 and Luke 23:33-43, focussing the authority of Jesus, on Christ the King Sunday.

Revd Judith Harries preaches on Job 19:23-27a and Luke 20: 27-38, as part of the Trinity season, asking what can Job teach us about suffering?

Revd Judith Harries preaches on Psalm 37:1-9 and Luke 17:5-10, focussing on discipleship and faith, as part of the Trinity season.

Tim thinks about the way God makes us strong to live for him, how he protects and equips us so that we can live with confidence.

Mary looks at what Paul describes as living in the wisdom of Christ in Ephesians 5 and the importance of love and worship in the Christian walk.

Miles thinks about the advice of Paul to the Ephesians on how to live well, now that they are living in Christ.

Revd Tim Buckley preaches in our Ephesians series: chapter 3 - Power in Christ

Tim explores St Paul's urging of the church in Ephesus to 'remember' all that Christ has done for them so that they might experience the fullness of life in Him - the vastness of his love, grace and mercy.

Tim explores the history, culture and context of Pauls epistle to the church in Ephesus, opening our new series, exploring why this letter is so key for the Church of today.

Mary wonderfully confronts some of her own misconceptions about this complicated and often controversial area by looking at the wonderful example found in the epistle to Philemon.

Tim explores the discipline of fasting asking "What is it and possibly what isn't it?!"

Number 4 in our Spiritual Disciplines series - Guidance. NB This recording includes a time of discussion and sound quality is variable

Number 2 in our series on Spiritual Disciplines - "Simplicity". NB This session ended with an open discussion, not all of which has been included due to the variable sound quality.