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Reverend Andy Pearson continues in our sermon series on Mark and asks us how do we access successes or failures as a church?

Levente Horvath

All scripture is special, every word and sentence is majestic – why? Because it is the word of God. Today, Reverend Andy Pearson preaches on the transfiguration of Jesus as being is one of the awe inspiring and intriguing events recorded by man.

So many people in London, and across the world dislike their job, and that can often be the case for us - the toil is beginning to take its toll.

Marks gospel splits into two similarly sized sections - the first half, which we explored earlier in the year, establishes the power and authority of Jesus. The second half, which we are beginning today, deals with the passion, suffering and death of the

Rev. Chris Stead

Guest preacher, Rev. Chris Stead poses the question 'must all good things come to an end?' Through the sermon, he discusses three main points; the new body, the new world and a new hope.

Over the past sermon series we have seen the anticipation of a reversal of events for the Jews. In today's passage, Esther 9 and 10, Reverend Andy Pearson discusses how this ultimately leads to the greatest reversal story arc - that of Jesus.

Reverend Andy Pearson asks 'What is the most important moment in all of history?' In focusing particularly on verses 7-9, he preaches on how this chapter speaks of the silent, suffering, and perfect servant - Jesus - the one of who will bear the sins of t

Reverend Andy Pearson asks us to consider the nature of our spiritual temprement. He discusses three points relating to the theme of urgency in the passage - Urgency in Intercession, Urgency in distributing the message, and the Urgency of Joy.

Guest preacher Iver Martin preaches on John 11, focusing particularly on the miracles of Jesus.

Guest preacher Iver Martin preaches on Luke 23.

Rev Andy Pearson continues the sermon series on the book of Ecclesiastes. Education is, in the eyes of many people, the most important thing for humanity today. Rev Andy asks Is this truly the be all, and end all of a meaningful life?

Rev Andy Pearson continues the sermon series on the book of Esther. Rev Andy asks are we gospel thinking, gospel caring and gospel orientated children of God? We can often find ourselves thinking about worship in mechanical ways, and loosing sight of the

Adam De Jong, preaches on Joshua.

Mike Moore focuses on Ephesians 3, focusing on the prayer of Paul in verse 17. Unpacking the four dimensions - the height, depth, breadth and length - of the love of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Guest preacher, Andrew Hill, preaches on John 2.

The Christian life is both a battle and a banquet. Guest preacher, James Siler looks at Paul’s strategy in Corinthians 2, to fight for the hearts of the unbelievers.

Brad Bitner preaches on the second half of Hebrews chapter 2, looking closely on who Jesus is as our mediator.

Brad Bitner preaches on the first half of Hebrews chapter 2. Brad discusses the subject of distraction and humiliation. The passage calls out to us to refocus our attention squarely on the Lord Jesus, and to pay more attention to what we have heard.

Adam De Jong, explores the letter of John 2.

Guest preacher Tim McMahon unpacks the challenging verses of Luke 12 and poses the question; how do we obey these verses today, as 21st century Christians?

Adam De Jong preaches on Gods grace in Ruth 2. Focusing on four points - redemption recognised, redemption requested, redemption reconfirmed, redemption because of the Redeemer.

Adam de Jong

How are we to work and live in the City of London, and walk with Jesus? Adam De Jong, explores the parable of the talents, in Matthew 25.