Sermons

We need Jesus – we need that daily rhythm of coming to him and going with him. It’s like breathing.

Together with God we can overcome all opposition: Nehemiah shows us we do that by working hard while trusting in God’s strength.

Living a different life has two sides: giving up and turning away from the world’s way, then taking up and turning towards God’s way.

Jesus said, don’t be like the seagulls in Finding Nemo. Well, he would have done.

Daniel was committed to prayer – it’s all too easy for us to become complacent. But he fit his day around prayer, not the other way round.

Prayer is knitting our heart to God’s heart.

Let us commemorate the first Armistice Day, which brought a temporary peace - but let us also give thanks for Jesus, because his Armistice Day brings peace that lasts.

The gift of God’s own Son takes a lifetime to unwrap, but it’s never too early to start.

Feeling like God is angry with us, our own weakness, being afraid, and feeling like God is taking too long - all these can stop us coming to God in prayer. But they did not stop David.

Paul tells us, straight and simple, where and how to find peace: set your mind on the Spirit.