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Richard investigates the claims of the British humanist Association that we should be careful how we teach religion in schools, and notes that in our passage Jesus seems to be dangerously unscientific, destructively intolerance, and arrogantly judgemental. What should we do with a God who breaks our three key cherished principles?
the reading: Matthew 8:23-9:8
Richard explores how we can be free from being controlled by all our needs to be significant and secure when we know what it is be loved by our Father God in heaven and follow Christ.
the reading: Matthew 8:18-22
The crowds have just been amazed by Jesus authority as he taught them. Now they are amazed by his authority over sicknesses as Jesus heals many people. Each healing in chapter 8 points to who Jesus is and the kind of kingdom he is inviting us to join.
the reading: Matthew 8:1-17
Richard summarises the disciple making teaching Jesus has given in the sermon on the Mount with reference to John Bunyan's classic text 'the Pilgrims progress'.
the reading: Matthew 7:13-29
God delights when we ask him for things. In this section of the Sermon on the Mount we see that followers of Jesus are not to judge each other but ask the true judge, Jesus Christ, for everything they need.
the reading: Matthew 7:1-12
Recorded at our joint confirmation service at our St. Alban's site, Bishop Paul speaks into what it means to run the race for Christ.
At one point during the talk, as an illustration, Paul asked for a volunteer to run from the from of the church to the back. Please see the photos below to get an idea of the day!
Listen again to Nicola's talk from our continuing series in Matthew.
the reading: Matthew 6:1-18
Speaking from Matthew in our Spring series, Jessamy leads us to consider perfection in Christ Jesus.
the reading: Matthew 5:17-48
How do we live out our faith in the work place? Richard begins this message by saying we need an 'office romance'...!
the reading: Matthew 5
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