Sermons – St Peter's Barge

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  1. 1d ago

    Revealed: Revelation (12)

    Revelation 19:6-20:6 Is it really worth sticking our heads above the parapet? In a workplace where it can feel easier to keep quiet, blend in, and avoid the risk, is it worth standing for Jesus? Revelation gives us a glimpse into the future, showing us how the story ends and why our choices today matter. Listen in as we see why taking the risk to follow and speak about Jesus is worth it.

  2. 4d ago

    Pride or Presence?

    1 Samuel 18:1-16 How do we respond when someone else becomes more successful than us? 1 Samuel 18:1-16 highlights the danger of jealousy and pride as we compare ourselves to others, but also shows the difference that God's presence in our lives can make.

  3. Aug 5

    Revealed: Revelation (11)

    Revelation 17-18 Working in the wharf promises success, security, and significance. But what if it's shaping us more than we realise? Revelation asks a confronting question: how do we resist the dangerous attraction of the city? Listen in as Revelation reveals what the city is really like.

  4. Aug 2

    Daring to Declare: The Ancient of Days in an intolerant society

    Daniel 6-10 What makes a Christian stand out in a secular pluralist culture? Not necessarily by the behaviours we demonstrate, though they may well be different. The fundamental difference is seen at the foundational level: we act differently because we have encountered a Lord who is so life changing that we see everything differently. That’s what we learn from the book of Daniel: living holy lives is empowered by a distinct faith in a faithful God, a distinct love from a relational God and a distinct hope in a redeeming God.

  5. Jul 29

    Revealed: Revelation (10)

    What should we expect in the last days before Jesus comes back? How should we then live as his people? Listen in as we learn from Revelation 15:5-16:21.

  6. Jul 26

    Waiting in the dark

    Genesis 40 Through the life of Joseph, in prison after Potiphar's wife gets him arrested, we are going to think through how God works in our lives even when it feels like he has abandoned us.

  7. Jul 22

    Revealed: Revelation (9)

    Revelation 14:14-15:4 We all try to escape hostility. If we have a decision that will cause hostility and one that won't, we all want to choose the one that won't cause hostility. So why should Christians keep going with their faith if it causes hostility? Why face this unnecessary hostility? In Revelation 14 & 15, God presents two future pictures, one of final judgement and the other of final singing. Listen in as we explore how these pictures encourage us to keep going as Christians in the face of hostility.

  8. Jul 19

    Daring to Declare: The Day of Judgement in an insolent society

    Daniel 3, 5 We are encouraged to take our whole self to work, but what about the most important part of ourselves - our relationship with the living God? How do we take our faith to work? The book of Daniel describes the people of God living in exile in a world not dissimilar to our own - a world of power, wealth and the glorification of self-made success. When we’re encouraged to fit in and go with the flow, how do we remain distinctive? When see people living for the moment, how do we prepare them for the day of judgement? When we face times of suffering, how do we draw close to the Lord?

  9. Jul 15

    Revealed: Revelation (8)

    Revelation 14:1-13 We all have a story that shapes how we live. Study hard. Get the job. Build your career. Climb the ladder. Retire comfortably. Enjoy life. It's a story many of us know well. But is it the right one? In Revelation 14, God reveals a far bigger story - one that reshapes what our work, our ambitions, and even our lives are ultimately for. Listen in as we explore what it means to be a Christian in the Wharf and the crucial role God has given us in his mission.

  10. Jul 12

    Daring to Declare: The Glory of Majesty in an ignorant society

    Daniel 1, 2, 4 The way we live is shaped by how we see reality. Are we the Master of the Universe or do we see the everlasting dominion of the Most High God? King Nebuchadnezzar thought he had it all, until it was taken away and he found something better: the living God, a restored humility and lasting treasure. As we look at how Daniel navigated working in a powerful success culture, we will learn how he pointed the King of Babylon to the King of the Universe and how when he lifted his eyes to the heavens, everything changed.

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