St Swithin's Walcot

St Swithin's Walcot

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St Swithin's Walcot episodes

  • Jesus Calls Us - Tim Gleghorn - 3rd March 2019
    10am Morning Service
    Sunday 3rd March 2019
    Luke 5:1-11, 27-32; 6:12-16
    Apologies for the audio quality. Our recording device was playing up.
    This sermon is part of our year long series in the Gospel of Luke. We hope on this journey through Luke's Gospel we will come to know Jesus more clearly, love Him more dearly and follow Him more nearly.
    22 min
  • Temptation - Tim Gleghorn - 10th February 2019
    10am Morning Service
    Sunday 10th February 2019
    Luke 4:1-13
    This sermon is part of our year long series in the Gospel of Luke. We hope on this journey through Luke's Gospel we will come to know Jesus more clearly, love Him more dearly and follow Him more nearly.
    37 min
  • Jesus' Baptism - Yein Pang - 27th January 2019
    27th January 2019
    10am Service
    Luke 3:21-22
    This sermon is part of our year long series in the Gospel of Luke. We hope on this journey through Luke's Gospel we will come to know Jesus more clearly, love Him more dearly and follow Him more nearly.
    28 min
  • The True Story of Jesus - Tim Gleghorn - 6th January 2019
    10am Morning Service
    6th January 2019
    Luke 1:1-4
    The first in our series looking at Jesus through the Gospel of Luke.
    Our hope is that as we spend our Sunday mornings this year delving into this amazing account of Jesus' life we might come to see Jesus more clearly, love Him more dearly and walk with Him more nearly.
    A few helpful facts about the Gospel of Luke...
    It's one of four accounts of Jesus' life.
    It's written by Luke, who was a physician, artist and a companion of Paul.
    Luke is the only author in the Bible who is not of Jewish heritage.
    The Gospel of Luke is the first of his two books in the Bible and there are many strong links with his second book, Acts.
    Luke's Gospel was written 20-35 years after Jesus' death to a 'patron' Theophilus and it's implied that it is also to Gentile Christians.
    Common themes in Luke's Gospel include...
    God's Messiah has come to His people
    That Jesus is the Saviour, including to the marginalised and the Gentiles
    Forgiveness of sins is through the death and resurrection of Jesus
    Jesus' ministry is in the power of the Holy Spirit
    Some of the account of Jesus' life is unique to the book of Luke, i.e the Samaritan and Prodigal stories.
    29 min

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