In this Easter Sunday sermon we explore the power of resurrection and the transformative message of hope found in Acts 10:34-43 and John 20:1-18. Jesus' victory over death isn't just an event in history - it's a declaration that God’s work in our lives is never finished.

Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Charlotte SullivanReverend Claire SmithRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

As the crowds welcome Him with praise, the deeper question remains: do we recognise who He truly is? This sermon for Palm Sunday explores the tension between celebration and understanding in Psalm 118:1–2, 19–end and Matthew 21:1–11—and what it means for us today.

From the valley of dry bones in Ezekiel 37.1–14, to the call to life in the Spirit in Romans 8.6–11, to the great invitation in Luke 14.15–24, this sermon explores what happens when distractions, excuses and spiritual weariness crowd God out and how he calls us back to life and to his table.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Charlotte SullivanReverend Claire SmithRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

Who gets a place at the table - and who gets left out?

In 1 Samuel 16:1–13 and Luke 14:7–14, we see God choosing the overlooked and Jesus challenging social status.

This sermon explores humility, invitation, and God’s surprising way of honouring those the world often forgets.

Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Charlotte SullivanReverend Claire SmithRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

In Luke 7:36–50, a sinful woman pours love at Jesus’ feet and finds astonishing forgiveness. What does it mean to know we are truly forgiven? Drawing also on Romans 5:1–11, this sermon explores grace, gratitude, and the transforming peace we receive through Jesus. Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Charlotte SullivanReverend Claire SmithRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

(Genesis 12:1–4; Matthew 9:9–13)

God calls Abram to go and Matthew to follow - not when they are ready, but when they are willing. This sermon explores how Jesus meets us as we are and invites us into transformation, purpose, and grace.

Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Charlotte SullivanReverend Claire SmithRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

(Genesis 2.15–17; 3.1–7; Romans 5.12–19; Mark 6.30–44)

From humanity’s first grasping to a boy’s offered lunch, Scripture contrasts taking with trusting. This sermon explores how Jesus transforms what we bring - however small - into grace, abundance, and restoration for a hungry world.

Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Charlotte SullivanReverend Claire SmithRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

What happens when the promises you’ve trusted no longer seem to hold? Drawing on Matthew 17.1–9 and 2 Peter 1.16–end, this sermon explores how God meets us in uncertainty, strengthens fragile faith, and reminds us that his promises rest on something far more secure than feelings.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Charlotte SullivanReverend Claire SmithRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

Jesus says “Do not worry” - but what if we already are? Drawing on Romans 8.18–25 and Matthew 6.25–34, this sermon offers honest hope for anxious times, reminding us that God understands our fears and holds us in faithful love.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Charlotte SullivanReverend Claire SmithRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

From empty jars to unexpected provision, this sermon explores how God meets us in moments of lack and transforms scarcity into abundance, through 1 Kings 17:8–16, 1 Corinthians 1:18–end, and John 2:1–11.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Charlotte SullivanReverend Claire SmithRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107