Tonight, Rev Andy Pearson preaches on John 1:14 where we are exploring the reality of what happened on that first Christmas, and so that we can be reminded just why this is ‘the most wonderful time of the year!'
Rev Andy Pearson considers Luke 2:8-14, which is the first announcement of the birth of the Lord Jesus. And why there is, and there can be for you, real joy at this festive season.
As we continue our sermon series in Ecclesiastes, Rev Andy Pearson preaches on Chapter 7 where we see the goodness from God at times of great hardship.
Currently, the UK has the highest rate of divorce within the EU. How do we, as Christians, respond to this situation within society? Rev Andy Pearson continues his sermon series in Mark, focusing on God says on the subject of marriage and divorce.
The city of London is the epicenter of greed, as well as being a city of loneliness. Rev Andy Pearson continues this sermon series in Ecclesiastes where Solomon speaks to us about finance, in particular, about greed and its effect on our lives.
Rev Andy Pearson continues our sermon series on Mark, focusing on Chapter 9 where the words fit beautifully in with Jesus' theme of 'the cost of being followers of the Lord Jesus Christ - the cost of discipleship.'
How does the almighty God want us to worship him? Reverend Andy Pearson continues our sermon series and addresses three points in relation to our passage in Ecclesiastes.
How does tolerance function within the wider church? What should our attitude be to other Christian denominations? In this sermon, Reverend Andy Pearson focuses on what true discipleship entails.
Reverend Andy Pearson continues the sermon series in Ecclesiastes. Tonight the theme is loneliness and isolation, picking up on three key points; the source of isolation, the solution to isolation and the surprise about isolation.
Guest preacher, Paul Shepherd, preaches on Psalm 8 with the theme of the glory of God. Paul focuses on three key points; the glory of God is creation, in mankind and in Christ.
24 min
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