Sunday 18th October was Vision Sunday, where each of our services looked at how our vision plays out across London. Check out the talks from our other services on our podcast.

Sunday 18th October was Vision Sunday, where each of our services looked at how our vision plays out across London. Check out the talks from our other services on our podcast.

Sunday 18th October was Vision Sunday, where each of our services looked at how our vision plays out across London. Check out the talks from our other services on our podcast.

Jesus regularly healed the sick as a sign of the Kingdom of God, and a foretaste of his plan to heal the world. In this talk, Liam looks at how we are also called and equipped to pray for the sick today.

Jesus was not only known for his remarkable teaching, but also his deep love for people. Love that motivated him to care for them, heal them, and ultimately die for them. In this talk, David looks at how Jesus’ Kingdom is built on compassion.

Many people imagine God to be like a harsh taskmaster, who puts heavy burdens on his subjects. But Jesus said the opposite. In this talk, Lars looks at Jesus’ invitation to the weary and burdened, and his promise of rest. 

One of the hallmarks of the Kingdom of God is freedom. In the third talk of our series, Jo Wells considers how Jesus proclaimed a message of freedom to the Samaritan woman in John 4.

Jesus taught that the greatest commandment was to love God with every part of who we are: heart, soul, strength and mind. In this talk, Andy explores how love is essential to inheriting the life of the Kingdom.

Simon was frustrated after a fruitless night of fishing, when an encounter with Jesus changed his life forever. In the first talk of our new series, Liam considers how Jesus commissions and empowers us to be ‘fishers of people.’

Living by faith doesn't always look triumphant and glorious. In the final talk of our series, Tim considers how Jesus established his Kingdom through suffering, and he encourages us to cultivate a prophetic imagination, so we can rebuild our city on the values of Jesus' Kingdom.