Spring Mount Sermon Podcast

Guest speaker Carl Fairhurst looks at Elisha in 2 Kings 6:1-7 to show us how not to lose our edge.

In the third of our series on Noah, (apologies for last weeks technical malfunction, and you missed a great one!) Jonny Harrison looks at the amount of time Noah spent simply waiting on God. How do we spend our time waiting, and are we any good at it? Look at what Noah learned in each stage.

The second little letter of the new testament is 2 John. In an era of fake news what actually is the truth?

First of a new series for our evenings. Jonny unpacks some of the teaching in the short letters of the new testament. Starting with Philemon, a letter written by Paul to support the return of a thief and slave as a changed man to be welcomed. It's actually a bit like Les Mis without the songs.

Starting a new sermon series with several new speakers. Matt, Martin and Karen kick off our series on Noah with a short section each. So fasten yourselves in and listen to some great first steps into preaching.

In the final part of our series on Ecclesiastes 4:9-12, Jonny Harrison looks at relationship with God and God's place in our relationships. He asks us to consider what our relationships are centred on and reminds us to turn to God.

For the second part of our 3 week series on Ecclesiastes 4:9-12, guest speaker Mark Curtis explores our relationships with others and challenges us not to think of relationships as disposable.

A prayer prayed regularly by people across the world includes the words "Your will be done". But what are we asking when we pray it? What does it mean for us? Are we willing to see heaven invade us?

Start of a three week series on Ecclesiastes 4 v 9-12. Looking at the 1, the 2 and the 3. This week we think about the 1 and realise that our relationships often start with a choice from us and if we stay alone we get cold, unless you're a friendly fisherman!

Our bitesize Sunday Evening talks continue. What is God's heart breaking for? Do we have resources ready to be used? Are we willing to share them?