St. Aidan's Cumbria Podcast

St. Aidan's Cumbria
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Listen to sermons from St. Aidan's Cumbria, a church that exists to see God's Kingdom come in Cumbria as it is in heaven.

  1. 2d ago

    New Calling • All Things New: Ephesians • Steve Weston • 12th July 2026

    In this sermon on Ephesians 6:18–24, Steve brings our All Things New: Ephesians series to a close by exploring Paul’s final call to the church: pray. Having put on the full armour of God, we’re invited to stay connected to our King through prayer in every part of life. Prayer isn’t just something Christians do—it’s how we remain close to God, share his heart for the world, and find the courage to live out the gospel. As Paul asks for prayer not for comfort, but for boldness in proclaiming Jesus, we’re challenged to make God’s mission our own and to pray with confidence wherever he has placed us.

  2. Jul 6

    New Armour • All Things New: Ephesians • Alyssa Carey • 5th July 2026

    In this sermon on Ephesians 6:10–17, Alyssa explores Paul’s call to put on the full armour of God. As followers of Jesus, our greatest battle is not against other people but against the spiritual forces of evil. Yet through the death and resurrection of Christ, the victory has already been won. From the belt of truth to the sword of the Spirit, every piece of God’s armour reminds us of what Jesus has done for us and equips us to stand firm with confidence, hope and peace in the midst of life’s spiritual battles.

  3. Jun 30

    New Relationships • All Things New: Ephesians • Emily Chisnall • 28th June 2026

    In this sermon on Ephesians 5:21–6:9, Emily explores one of the Bible’s most challenging passages and uncovers God’s beautiful vision for relationships shaped by the gospel. Beginning with the call to “submit to one another out of reverence for Christ”, she shows how Jesus’ own example of sacrificial love transforms the way we relate to one another—in marriage, family, work, and the church. Rather than a picture of control or hierarchy, we’re invited into a new way of life marked by humility, service, healing and love, as we reflect Christ to the world around us.

  4. Jun 22

    A New Way of Life • All Things New: Ephesians • John Freeman • 21st June 2026

    In this sermon on Ephesians 4:17–5:20, John explores how the gospel changes not just what we do, but who we are becoming. Paul contrasts the “old self” with the “new self”, showing how our desires shape our thoughts, our thoughts shape our actions, and our actions shape our lives. Yet the good news of Jesus offers a different path. As we learn to put on the new self, practise habits that shape us towards Christ, and walk in the way of love, we discover that lasting transformation is not simply about trying harder, but about being formed by the Spirit into the people God has called us to be.

  5. Jun 15

    New Unity • All Things New: Ephesians • Alyssa Carey • 14th June 2026

    In this sermon on Ephesians 4:1–16, Alyssa explores what it means to be united as the people of God. In a world that often encourages division and separation, Paul reminds us that there is one body, one Spirit, one hope, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, and one God. Far from erasing our differences, Jesus brings people of different gifts, backgrounds, personalities, and experiences together into one living body. As we learn to serve one another and use the gifts God has given us, the church grows in unity, maturity, and love, reflecting the life of Christ to the world.

  6. Jun 8

    New Power • All Things New: Ephesians • John Freeman • 7th June 2026

    In this sermon on Ephesians 3:14–21, John explores Paul’s prayer that believers would know the power of God at work in their lives. Before turning to the practical implications of the gospel, Paul pauses to pray that we would be strengthened by the Spirit, rooted and established in Christ’s love, and filled with the fullness of God himself. At the heart of this passage is the invitation not simply to know about God’s love, but to experience it: to trust Jesus, to stand firm in his presence, and to discover the transforming reality of God dwelling with his people.

  7. Jun 4

    3 Bible Tools • All Things New: Ephesians • John Freeman • 31st May 2026

    In this interactive sermon on Ephesians 3:1–13, John pauses our journey through Ephesians to explore three simple tools for engaging with the Bible. Using resources from BibleProject, the practice of slow reading, and the Swedish Bible Study Method, this message is less about teaching one passage and more about helping us encounter God through Scripture for ourselves. As we read, reflect, discuss, and pray, we discover that God still speaks through his word and invites us to listen, respond, and grow as disciples of Jesus.

  8. Jun 2

    Pentecost Sunday • Francis Moloney • 24th May 2026

    In this Pentecost Sunday sermon on Acts 2, Francis explores the gift and work of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit who was present at creation, who empowered the ministry of Jesus, and who came upon the disciples at Pentecost is now given to all who belong to Christ. The Holy Spirit leads us to Jesus, liberates us from sin and guilt, and equips ordinary people to join in God’s mission in the world. Pentecost reminds us that we are not left alone, but filled with the very presence and power of God.

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Listen to sermons from St. Aidan's Cumbria, a church that exists to see God's Kingdom come in Cumbria as it is in heaven.

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    St. Aidan's Cumbria
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    53
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    Clean
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