St Matthias, Brighton - Talks

Tom encourages us to think about who our wounds may be for.

Three members of the St Matthias family share with us what it means to have a passion for service.

In the second part of Vision Sunday, Tom looks at what it will take to resource the vision for St Matthias and our role in the city. To access the slide click link below: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1B1UTgoOCW1pHHHNTeSe5Lf0MlAQKH6R8?usp=sharing

Tom shares with us his vision for St Matthias for the next six months.

We continue to work through the themes and events of passion week. This week Kate looks at the centrality of community and in particular the last supper.

For Lent this year we are looking at key moments in the passion narrative starting Matthew 21 and the arrival of Jesus in Jerusalem.

The last in our series concerning the big questions we have about God.

For the start of the new year we are having a community conversation about some of the big questions in life. This week Tom helps us explore different approaches to the question of Is God Real.

Tom continues our series looking at some of the big questions people have about God.

Kate continues our series looking at some of the big questions we wrestle with. This week Kate helps us explore the issue of violence in the bible.

Continuing our series on some of the big questions about God.

In the penultimate Sunday of our 'Is God....' series, Clark looks at the subject of Justice. Clark works in theological research for Tearfund and is the spiritual formation director at St Matthias. Follow this link https://bit.ly/Isgodjust for the illustrations mentioned in Clark's talk.

Kate continues our exploration of Isaiah. This week we are looking at the theme of liberty in Isaiah 61:1-8.

At our Community Christmas Carols, Kate explores he light that can not be overwhelmed. Isaiah 40:1-11

Tom kicks of our Advent series with Isaiah 64: 1-9. Longing For Hope.

Rich reflects on how we can feel close to God through the act of silent prayer

Kate continues our series on Romans to see what St Paul has to say about hope in times when things seem hopeless.

Tom continues our Loved series looking at how we receive Gods love as we read in Romans chapter 3.

29th October | Kate shares from Romans 3 and reminds us that the cross is a sign, a sacrifice and a victory. She explores what it looks like for the work of Jesus to be a free gift with no strings attached, and how hard it can be for us to accept the gift.

22nd October | Tom continues our series looking at Romans, and explores this week how we might be able to understand God's anger towards sin as part of and essential to his love for us. What does it mean for God to be 'slow to anger, abounding in love' and how does this affect us and our city.

15th October | This week to mark Black History Month in October, Flo Sparham shares how racial justice, social justice and working for change in these areas are not just add-ons to life as a Christian but are a central part of what it means to live like Jesus.

8th October | Speaking at the new 5pm service, Kate continues in our series on Romans and explores what Paul means when he writes about the good news of Jesus being power within us. She explores how the cross not only has power to change and transform our lives, but that we carry that power to share and change situations around us.

1st October | Kate kicks off our new series exploring the book of Romans and the message of God's love that it brings. In Romans 1, Paul gives a introduction that reveals how the good news of Jesus totally transforms our identity.

24th September | In the second of a two-part Vision Sunday series, Tom looks at what Jesus says about money and challenges us to think about how we can overcome the crippling effects of financial anxiety to see what God can do through collectively investing in a shared vision.

17th September | For this term's Vision Sunday, Tom asks us to reconsider how we are putting God as our first priority and making loving him the pillar of our lives. We have so many pressures and demands on our time and resources, but Jesus encourages us that the most important thing is to love God with all our heart, soul, mind and strength.