Sermons

Lent: Journeying with Jesus: Jesus in the Wilderness | Lent 2025 - Journeying with Jesus / 1 |
We are starting our Lent series where we will be journeying with Jesus as He makes His way to the cross and beyond. We are going to be following Tom Wright’s book, Lent and Easter for Everyone: From Wilderness to Glory. This week we look at Jesus in the Wilderness. We look to see how Jesus deals with Satan’s temptations and consider how we can follow Jesus’ example. Readings Matthew 3:13-4:11 Lent Book Lent and Easter for Everyone:: From Wilderness to Glory Tom Wright Read more

Habits: Developing Healthy Habits | Habits / 7 |
It is important to develop good, healthy habits that enable us to connect with God and with others. There are many good habits that we can grow in our lives that help us to sustain a deep relationship with God. We look at some of these habits as we consider how to grow our relationships with God and others. Readings Mark 1:35-39 Psalm 119:9-16 Mark 8:34-38 1 John 1:8-10

Who helps you? Part 2 | Habits / 6 |
Who helps you when you want to change the way you live? Our ultimate help comes from God. If we do not involve God, then we cannot hope to change anything. But God also gives us Christian brothers and sisters to turn to, to find support and encouragement. What stops us from depending on one another? What paralyses us from receiving support and from offering it? And how can we counteract those things? Read more

Who helps you? Part 1 | Habits / 5 |
Transforming our bad habits and sinful behaviours is hard. And it is impossible to do on our own. But who helps you when you want to change the way you live? Our ultimate help comes from God. If we do not involve God, then we cannot hope to change anything. But God also gives us Christian brothers and sisters to turn to, to find support and encouragement. James tells us to confess our sins to each other so that we can be healed. Do you have the courage to follow James’ instructions to see healing in ourselves, in our relationships with others, and in the Church? Read more

Transforming Perspective | Habits / 4 |
The way we perceive the world is influenced by so many different factors. And so our viewpoint is never objective, it is flawed, highly individual, subjective. Our perception influences the way we behave, what we say and do. This means that sometimes our perspective can lead us into paths that are not of God. Which is why it is important to lift our eyes and ask God to give us a heavenly perspective, to be able to look at situations through God’s eyes. Read more