St Helen's Sunday talks podcast

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One thing matters; taking the time to listen to Jesus. Every week we gather together on Sundays to hear God speak through the Bible. This podcast is a feed of our three English speaking talks from our Sunday services. We are a church based in the heart of the City of London. Visit www.st-helens.org.uk or download our apps on iOS and Android, to access thousands of talks and other resources.

  1. 19 juil.

    Weeds

    Luke Cornelius - Jesus tells us we hold hidden wisdom in our hands: in his word, we learn that the kingdom of God advances unstoppably even while the enemy sows counterfeit believers among the true, and that both will be revealed at the final harvest. Confidence for the present, then, comes not from mastering hidden codes or conspiracies but from deep, patient engagement with the word of God, which alone reveals what's really going on in the world—and what's coming.

  2. 19 juil.

    The deliberate delay

    Nick Heeley - Jesus continues to help us persevere as disciple making disciples, as we live in an evil world, where we suffer and face opposition as God's people. Jesus says there will be a deliberate delay before he comes to judge and destroy evil for good - a delay so more people can come to know Jesus. But the delay will not affect the final outcome - God's kingdom will be the greatest of all kingdoms.

  3. 19 juil.

    God’s king rules

    William Taylor - Every nation, the world over, seeks government that will deliver stability, security, and sustainability. Rulers come and go – none ultimately deliver. Zechariah introduces to us the one who will gift us these things, but through an entirely unconventional route. Apparent defeat is the place to look for God’s ultimate victory. All the gospels reference this chapter of Zechariah – it ‘unlocks’ the identity and achievement of Jesus.

  4. 19 juil.

    God’s king rules

    William Taylor - Every nation, the world over, seeks government that will deliver stability, security, and sustainability. Rulers come and go – none ultimately deliver. Zechariah introduces to us the one who will gift us these things, but through an entirely unconventional route. Apparent defeat is the place to look for God’s ultimate victory. All the gospels reference this chapter of Zechariah – it ‘unlocks’ the identity and achievement of Jesus.

  5. 12 juil.

    Seeds

    Luke Cornelius - Jesus explains why he begins teaching in parables: to reveal the kingdom's secrets to humble hearts while sealing them from the proud. Even rejection serves God's saving purposes, leading to the cross where forgiveness and Christ's kingship are won. The word of the kingdom hardens the proud and heals the humble.

  6. 12 juil.

    The right response to rejection

    Nick Heeley - How should we respond in the face of rejection when we share the gospel? In the parable of the sower, Jesus says we should tell more people, not fewer, because there is a certain harvest - there are people who will respond positively to the word of the kingdom. And we should tell more because there are hidden threats that stop the word bearing fruit.

  7. 12 juil.

    Repent

    William Taylor - All utopian dreams of humanity crumble, ultimately, because of immorality and idolatry. God’s promise is that both of these will be removed and destroyed. God’s promises for the future provide powerful incentives to engage in God’s work today.

  8. 12 juil.

    Repent

    William Taylor - All utopian dreams of humanity crumble, ultimately, because of immorality and idolatry. God’s promise is that both of these will be removed and destroyed. God’s promises for the future provide powerful incentives to engage in God’s work today.

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One thing matters; taking the time to listen to Jesus. Every week we gather together on Sundays to hear God speak through the Bible. This podcast is a feed of our three English speaking talks from our Sunday services. We are a church based in the heart of the City of London. Visit www.st-helens.org.uk or download our apps on iOS and Android, to access thousands of talks and other resources.

Informations

  • Création
    St Helen's Bishopsgate
  • Années d’activité
    2008 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    20
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Copyright
    © 2026 St Helen's Bishopsgate
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    St Helen's Sunday talks podcast

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