Talks from UNLTD Church Exeter

In this talk, Matt Clayton continues the series on the Prodigal Son, this time focusing on the older brother from Luke 15:25-32. The older brother, while living in his father's presence, is trapped in resentment, self-righteousness, and entitlement. Matt delves into the unseen danger of working for approval instead of working from relationship. The story challenges those of us who may have been close to the Father for a long time but have lost the joy of true relationship, offering a powerful reflection on grace, freedom, and overcoming a “moralistic intensity” mindset.

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In this talk, Matt Clayton continues the Prodigal Son series with a focus on the younger son from Luke 15:11-32. It’s a story of rebellion, brokenness, and the incredible love of a Father who never gives up on us. Whether you've experienced distance from God or struggle with regret, this message will remind you of His unrelenting grace and the joy of coming home.

Matt unpacks the harsh reality of the younger son’s departure, the temptation of the "distant country," and how true restoration happens not through our efforts but through the Father’s overwhelming love.

🎧 Tune in now to hear a story of hope, redemption, and the beautiful truth that no matter how far we’ve wandered, we can always return to God’s open arms.

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In this talk, Matt dives into the first part of the famous parable of the Prodigal Son.Inspired by Henry Nouwen's "The Return of the Prodigal Son," Matt unpacks the characters and sets the stage for this powerful story of redemption, acceptance, and God's love.The parable is about more than just the "lost son." It's about seeing ourselves in both brothers and understanding God's heart for all of us.

Matt explores the themes of rebellion, resentment, and forgiveness.He challenges you to consider:

1. How you might relate to the younger son who strayed away.

2. Whether you have any resentment like the older son.

3. How to embrace the incredible love and forgiveness offered by the Father.

This is a powerful message that will leave you encouraged and challenged.

In this message, Matt from UNLTD Church Exeter dives into the grand narrative of Scripture and God's plan to renew all things, focusing on its significance for today's youth. Drawing from personal experiences and Revelation 21:1-5, he reflects on the challenges facing young people—poverty, insecurity, and inequality—and how the church can offer hope and restoration through Jesus.

Matt emphasizes the importance of a multi-generational church family and calls listeners to actively support and engage with the next generation. Through practical insights and reflection, he challenges us to play our part in God's mission of renewal and be a source of encouragement and strength for young people in our communities.

Tune in to discover how we can prepare the way for God’s renewal and inspire the next generation to find hope and purpose in Christ.

Psalm 100 - Pt. 2 | We Are HIS | 15.09.24 | UNLTD Church Exeter

In today’s talk, Matt continues our mini-series on Psalm 100, focusing on what it means to belong to God. We are HIS, not our own. Learn how worship is more than just singing; it’s a life surrendered to Jesus, where we move beyond the "ME lens" and step into the calling He has for us.

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In this first part of our journey through Psalm 100, Matt explores how worship is central to our hearts and lives. Drawing from the powerful words of Psalm 100, we learn how praise and joy shape our spiritual walk.

In this talk, Matt explores the profound concept of gentleness, drawing inspiration from Galatians 5:16-17; 22-23 and Matthew 11:29. We delve into the essence of Jesus' heart, his gentle strength, and how his actions on the cross exemplify true power restrained by love.

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We often misconstrue gentleness as weakness, but it actually embodies "gentle strength," the ability to wield power with grace and restraint. Through powerful examples, including a moment from the Church of England’s synod and Jesus' ultimate sacrifice, we see how gentleness can shift power dynamics and transform hearts.

Discover how Jesus, the gentle giant, moves with a heart of humility, seeking the lost, healing the sick, and embracing those who are overlooked. Reflect on the unforced rhythms of grace and the gentle rulership of Jesus, who, though all-powerful, chooses to lead with compassion and love.

Join me in pondering how we can embody gentle strength in our daily interactions, leadership, and relationships. This episode challenges us to let gentleness break into our lives, guiding us to a place of security, confidence, and divine peace.

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Welcome to the first morning service in our 'Fruits' series! Today, Matt delves into the profound meaning of 'Kindness' as one of the fruits of the Holy Spirit. Join us as we explore how divine kindness, rooted in God's love, can transform our lives and the lives of those around us.

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Join us in this journey of exploring and practicing true kindness, and let's make a significant impact in our communities!

Matt explores the fruit of patience from Galatians 5:22-23. He addresses how patience remains crucial in our fast-paced, instant-gratification world.

Matt concludes by reminding viewers that patience isn't about passive waiting, but actively trusting God's timing and work in our lives. He encourages embracing slow moments as opportunities to marinate in God's spirit.

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Each month we focus on part of our vision at UNLTD CHURCH. Today we focus on UNTLD as a family, anchored in John 13:34 - 'Love one another as He loved us'.

Family Means:

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