Steve Morgan opens up Isaiah 11 as we look at the ever widening picture of the Kingdom of God!

James Harding (Principle of St Mellitus theological college) introduces the amazing Christmas message of Isaiah!

Tim from compassion shares on Isaiah 58 and the idea of justice and explores our connection as a church with Compassion - we have a God who is concerned for the poor- how might we join in with that in our own lives.

Here is the wonderful invitation to come to the one who alone can satisfy. In him is life and love and joy. What does it mean to come to him? How does he satisfy? What does our culture suggest satisfies? Join Mike as we take a look through the great invitation in Isaiah 55

With the background of remembrance day and with wars underway around the world, this passage helps us to look forward to a completely different time. It reinforces our faith in an afterlife and in the visions of this in Revelation. How do we live now with a vision of eternity? What is our mission imperative here? Does this mean we don’t need to care for our world now and can ignore environmental issues? (No!) Does this mean we don’t need to respond to injustice now? (No!). Join Sophie as she explores how will live with this wonderful balance of of judgement and hope in this passage.

Isaiah prophesied the coming of a servant of God who will be anointed and blessed whilst also being rejected and killed. We read these passages as being incredibly accurate prophecies about Jesus. So this is a gospel moment! Graham takes us through the suffering servant passages from Isaiah 52

After a few tricky weeks, we refocus on the God who is omnipotent and beyond all our measures and expectations. Our response is one of awe and gratitude - worship! But also confidence that whatever life throws at us, he is strong enough and powerful enough to strengthen and empower us.
Steve

In this week’s message, Simon Chatten unpacks the timeless truths of Isaiah, focusing on God’s unchanging dependability. Building on recent reflections on God’s holiness and justice, this talk invites us to consider how, in a world full of uncertainty, we can trust in the steady and faithful character of God. A thoughtful and encouraging reminder that the God of Isaiah is the same God we can rely on today.

Sophie carries on our sermon series looking at the judgement of God.

In this episode, Rev Dr James Harding (Director of St Mellitus SW Theological college) dives into Isaiah 6:1-8, showing how true worship starts when we let go of self-reliance and see God's holiness. Using the death of King Uzziah as a symbol, he explains that to see God we must let things go. Worship isn’t just about confession—it sends us out on mission.