Recorded during our special Love London service, listen to David Stroud explore how our church can make a difference in our great city.

It’s one thing to hear a whisper from God. It’s another to respond. In this final talk of the series, Jo considers how we can put faith into action, responding to the things God is asking us to do.

A whisper is a subtle and precious thing, easy to miss. If we are to hear God’s whispers, we will need to draw close to Him and learn to listen. In this talk, David considers how we can make a regular practice of listening to God.

How do we know if we are really hearing from God? What if we’re wrong? In this talk, David Stroud considers some practical questions to help us learn to weigh the whispers and respond with wisdom.

If we are to spot promptings from God, we need to know what we’re looking for. In this talk, David considers the various ways in which God speaks today, in order to help us recognise His whispers.

Does God whisper today? In the first talk of this new series, Liam looks at Hebrews 1 and considers what it can teach us about the kind of world in which we live, and the role God’s whispers have in sustaining and guiding our lives.

Why is it so hard to find a story in which nothing bad ever happens? Jack Wells considers how Jesus’ resurrection subverts our fears and expectations and gives us a reason to find hope for the future.

Is it reasonable to believe in the resurrection? And what difference does it make? In this talk Marc looks at Paul’s writing to the Corinthians and considers the lasting impact of the events of Easter Sunday.

Two men, travelling on the road to Emmaus, encounter a stranger who helps them understand the mysterious events of Good Friday. This talk looks at Luke 24 and considers how the resurrected Jesus helps us find hope and freedom.

On the third day, Mary Magdalene went to the tomb to find Jesus’ body missing. But in the midst of her despair, a familiar voice calls our her name… In this talk, Hannah Elwyn looks at Jesus’ resurrection and considers how he gives us hope is our most difficult circumstances.