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As we begin a new year we are starting a new preaching series - 'From calling to commissioning: what does Jesus teach and demonstrate to his disciples before sending them out on mission'. Our series is based in the book of Matthew, and this week Richard preaches from Matthew 2, one of the readings traditionally used for Epiphany.
the reading: Matthew 2
In the first of a two part series Richard responds to the Da Vinci code.
In the first of a two part series Richard responds to the Da Vinci code.
Nicola explores with us the final chapter in Ruth in the final talk in this current series 'Discerning direction'.
the reading: Ruth 4
Our Associate Vicar Mike relates the incredible story of Ruth and a wonderful testimony of how God is using what happens here is Chiswick to transform lives across the globe.
the reading: Ruth 1
Our reading from Luke is the story of the woman living in sin, who found forgiveness as she washed the feet of Jesus; for it is through Jesus Christ that we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins.
the reading: Luke 7:36-52
Though the story of Jacob marrying both Rachel and Leah may seem strange to our modern society, this story can speak into our lives. God desires a relationship with all of us, and whether we are valued by society or not it is his love for us that gives us beauty and value.
the reading: Genesis 29:16-35
Even as Jesus healed and ministered, restoring people emotionally and physically the Pharisees of the day sought to bring him down. Richard considers two such episodes from Luke's Gospel.
the reading: Luke 6:1-11
Does prayer really make a difference? How is God at work in the world? One of the greatest love stories in the bible, Isaac & Rebekah, suggests that fate and chance do not rule but God does. The good news that Jesus is King, means our prayers and actions can really make a difference today.
the reading: Genesis 24:1-14
Tom opens up the story of Jesus healing the paralytic lowered through the roof and especially focuses on Jesus' words 'Friend, your sins are forgiven.'
the reading: Luke 5:17-25
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