In the latest message in our series on 1 Corinthians - United for Gospel Advance - Greg challenges us to step out of our comfort zone in preaching Christ Crucified to those around us.Join us next week as we hear from guest speaker Andrew Haslam at our morning services. We will be meeting at 9:30 and 11:30am in the William Barry Hall due to another event at the University of West London.

In the third preach in our 1 Corinthians series, United for Gospel Advance, Pete challenges us on whether we worship Jesus for who he is, or for who we want him to be.Today's service included baby dedications, and is available to watch on YouTube at https://shorturl.at/fAEVY. Join us next week as we continue our series at both our Morning Service (10:30am at UWL) and our Evening Service (6pm at The Hub).

In our second preach of this series, Pete describes the divisions in the church in Corinth, and how we can be challenged by these divisions to pursue unity within the local and global church today.

As we begin 2024 we also begin a new preaching series! Over the next 6 months we will be diving deep into the book of 1 Corinthians, and learning how we, as a church, are 'United for Gospel Advance'!Join us again next week for the next preach in this series!You can join us in person for our services at the University of West London at 10:30am, and at The Hub at 6:30pm. Find out more at redeemerlondon.org

In the second of our Advent preaches for this year, Pete shares a message from Isaiah 35, encouraging us to be reminded of the way that Jesus comes to redeem and restore us, and that he promises to call us home to dwell with him for eternity. Join us next week at UWL at 10:30am for our annual Christmas family service, and again in the evening at 6pm for our Carol Service!

In the first of our two Advent preaches, Pete shares with us from Isaiah 7, teaching us how it points to Jesus as Immanuel - God with Us. Join us again next week as we continue this series, and don't forget to come and celebrate Christmas with us at our Carol Service on Sunday 17th of December at 6pm!

In the final preach in our latest series on 1 Corinthians, Pete looks at chapter 13, and its reminder to us that whatever we do, if we do not have love, we are like a clanging cymbal!Join us next week as we begin our Advent series - The Messiah in Isaiah.

In this special bonus episode of the Redeemer London Podcast we hear from Toby as he shares a message at our Evening Service, reminding us of our calling to be on Gospel Mission Together. We would love for you to join us at our Evening Service if you haven't already, you'll find us at The Hub in Ealing Broadway, every Sunday at 6:30pm.Next week we will be sharing food together as part of our Sunday Suppers, which take place on the last Sunday of every month.

This week at our Sunday morning service we were joined by Matt Hosier, who leads both Gateway Church Poole and also Advance UK, the tribe of churches of which we are part. Matt encouraged us from the book of Romans to step out in boldness across two frontiers of the gospel - The Ends of the Earth and The Depths of our Hearts.Join us again next week as we finish off our latest series on 1 Corinthians.

In our latest message as part of our Spiritual Gifts preaching series, Pete encourages us to seek the gift of tongues, both for the encouragement of the church but also for our own personal building up and edification. Join us next week as we hear from guest preacher Matt Hosier.

In the latest message in our series on the Spiritual Gifts, Pete encourages us to expect God to bring healing and miracles in our lives, reminding us that these gifts are not just for special individuals, but should be expected in the lives of all believers.

This week we celebrated baptisms at Redeemer! As we did so, Ross continued our series on the Gifts of the Spirit, preaching about the gift of faith. He encouraged us to trust God, to recognise our weakness and our need of him, and to seek a gift of faith for the difficult circumstances in our lives.Join us every Sunday at 10:30am at UWL and at 6:30pm at The Hub. Our series on the Gifts of the Holy Spirit will continue next week.

In our latest message in our Gifts of the Spirit series, guest preacher Tony Lynch inspires us to eagerly desire the gift of Words of Knowledge, and shares with us some of his experience stepping out in his gifting. We hope you are encouraged to take a step of faith in your own gifting, and to come back next week as we continue to explore the spiritual gifts.

In our second message focusing on 1 Corinthians 12, Pete asks and answers the question - What are the Spiritual Gifts? Encouraging us to step out in the gifting that God has given us, for his glory and for the building up of the body of Christ - the church.

Join us as Pete begins our new preaching series on 1 Corinthians 12 - The Gifts of the Spirit. Today he introduces us to the Holy Spirit and encourages us to pursue unity as the body of Christ.Join us next week as we continue this new series.

In the second message of our series on Ruth, Melissa reminds us that there are no coincidences in the story that God has for our lives, helping us see in the example of Ruth that God is always providing for us, always guiding us, always faithful to us.Join us next Sunday for our next message in this series - The Redeemer Answers.

Ross preaches the final message in our series on Solomon, and challenges us to examine our hearts, while reminding us of the power of God to renew a clean heart in us.

Mark 4:35-5:43

Mark 1:16-20

Today, Ross continues our Acts preaching series, focusing on the importance of baptism to the early church, and why that importance extends to us as believers today. We celebrated baptisms this morning at Redeemer and you can watch the service back over on our YouTube channel - YouTube.com/redeemerchurchlondon/live

In the latest preach in our Acts series, Paul shares with us some lessons we can learn from the story of Stephen, the first martyr. Nothing can withhold the purposes of God, nothing can withdraw the promises of God, and nothing can withstand the power of God.Join us next week in person at Redeemer as we celebrate baptisms together, or join us online at YouTube.com/redeemerchurchlondon

This week we continue our series in the book of Acts, looking at 2 stories of challenges faced by the early church. Pete leads us through these passages, and highlights the ways they reveal the character of the early church, and how that should continue to challenge us today.You can watch this preach on video and catch up on previous sermons at YouTube.com/RedeemerChurchLondon

Surina and Farayi both preached this Sunday as part of our new series on Grace from Matthew 20 - How Sweet The Sound. Focusing on the "5pm workers" in the parable of the workers in the vineyard, they both gave us a glimpse of what it looks like to be the recipients of God's Amazing Grace!

Pete preaches the latest message in our series on 1 John. Focusing on what it looks like to love one another, and how that is stirred by God's love for us.

What is God saying to us about adoption?

Today Pete continues our preaching series on Luke - Stories Jesus Told! The parable that we are looking at this week is the Parable of the Tenants, as he unpacks the parable, Pete explains to us how the story shows us God's compassion and unfailing love towards us, and challenges us on how we will respond to Jesus.

This morning we were joined by Alan Frow from Southlands Church in California! On a morning when God was clearly speaking to us about his faithfulness, Alan shared a message from Hebrews 6:12-20. He challenged us with three statements about why we should trust God. It is essential. It is possible. It is sensible.You can catch up on the whole service at YouTube.com/redeemerchurchlondonJoin us again next week as we continue with our preaching series - Stories Jesus Told.

Matthew 27:45-61

Jesus Anointed - Matthew 26: 6-12. 

This is the second message in our series in the book of James. Today Pete preaches to us from James 2 and challenges us that our faith in Jesus is something that should be obvious in our deeds. How are we preaching the gospel to those around us through what we do?Join us next week as we continue our series in James, and check out our website for all of the previous preaching series from Redeemer. Just visit redeemerlondon.org/talks.

This week we had guest speaker Owen Hylton join us from Beacon Church, Brixton. He spoke to us about what it looks like to be a biblically reconciled church, and how that reflects to the world what it truly looks like to follow Jesus and represents the truth of the gospel in our community.

In the second part of our new series - Gospel Story - Pete speaks on Genesis 17 and the story of Lot & his family, and their escape from the destruction of Sodom & Gomorrah. He challenges us on whether we are looking back at our old sinful lives, and encourages us to focus on God, the plans he has for us this year, and the righteousness of Jesus, by which we are saved!Join us again next week for the next part of The Gospel Story!Apologies, the first part of this series was preached as part of a Zoom service and so was not recorded.

In the 7th part of our series on Philippians, Pete encourages us to pursue peace. Paul's letter to the Philippians is asking us to remember and live in the good of the peace that comes from God, to discover the peace of God that is available to us, and finally reminds us that the God of peace is with us!We also celebrated baptisms this Sunday, which you can watch on our Youtube channel!Please join us next week for the final message in our series on Philippians.

In the 5th part of our series - Encouragement from the book of Philippians - Pete Cornford encourages us to watch out! To watch out for false teachings, for things that we might put above God, and to focus on what is truly important in life, knowing Jesus Christ!We celebrated Student Sunday this week at Redeemer! If you're a student that is new to London and wants to join us, check out redeemerlondon.org/students for more info.

Mark Sibuns shares the fifth and final message in our Acts series - Playing Your Part. Speaking from Acts 9 & Acts 22 he tells us about Ananias, an ordinary man used by God to be part of his extraordinary plan! Are you ready to take a step of faith and be used by God?Join us every Sunday at 10:30am at the University of West London to worship, share fellowship, and hear more great messages from the Bible!Next week we'll start our new preaching series - Encouragement from the book of Philippians!

Jade Okuyiga shares the fourth message in our Acts series - Playing Your Part. Speaking from Acts 18 he tells us about Priscilla & Aquila, and what their lives teach us about godly marriage,  and what it means to surrender all for the sake of the Kingdom!Join us every Sunday at 10:30am at the University of West London to worship, share fellowship, and hear more great messages from the Bible!

Paul Hastings-Gayle shares the second message in our Acts series - Playing Your Part. Speaking from Acts 10 he tells us about Cornelius, and how he was used by God as the first Gentile follower of Christ.Join us every Sunday at 10:30am at the University of West London to worship, share fellowship, and hear more great messages with us!

Bekah Moffett shares the third message in our Acts series - Playing Your Part. Speaking from Acts 16 she tells us about Lydia,  and how she was made complete by the gospel preached to her. God used what she had to do great things for his kingdom.Join us every Sunday at 10:30am at the University of West London to worship, share fellowship, and hear more great messages with us!

2 Kings Ch 7:1-16

Daniel Ch 3:1-28

Part 4 in a 6 part sermon series on Malachi. 

Part 3 of a 6 part sermon series on Malachi. 

Part 2 of a 4 part sermon series on Malachi. 

Part 1 of a 5 part sermon series on Malachi. 

Baptism, The Dove and Joy. 

Part 3 of a 3 part sermon series on Mission. Acts 14. 

Part 2 of a 3 part sermon series on Mission. God is at Work in Ealing. He is inviting us to join Him. 

Part 1 of a 3 part sermon series on Mission. 

The Christmas Story

Stress these things, live these things. 

Kindness & Renewal. 

Mark 8: 22-38. An Encounter. An Exchange. A Foundation. 

Living the good life. 

How not to grow in holiness. 

Finishing what is unfinished. 

Truth leading to Godliness. 

Follow Me. Any Place. Any Price. A sermon series on the call of disciples. 

Follow Me. Any Place. Any Price. A sermon series on the call of disciples. Be prayerful. Listen. Eat together. Serve. Share your story. 

Follow Me. Any Place. Any Price. A sermon series on the call of disciples. 

Follow Me. Any Place. Any Price. A sermon series on the call of disciples. 

A Redeemer sermon series through Proverbs. Money (Josh Cornford) - Living in the present in the light of eternity. Discipline and Correction (Ross Ripamonti) - Correction makes us holier and happier through humility. 

A Redeemer sermon series through Proverbs. 

A Redeemer sermon series through Proverbs. 

A Redeemer sermon series through Proverbs. 

All David's strength was in the Lord. Are we aware of our need for Him?

The Big Story of God, The Nations and You

David the shepherd boy slayed the giant Philistine warrior, Goliath...but who is the true hero of the story?

As the chosen king, the shepherd king and the anointed king, David served the purpose of God in his generation. 

Jesus is Better...than Moses

Jesus is Better.

From broken bread to empty tomb. #roadtoresurrection

Dealing with unanswered prayer - Why?...and what next?

"But God" - The Gospel in two words.

"But God" - The Gospel in two words. 

We have so much but how do we live simple and generous lives?

Everyone is doing it, but what are the benefits and struggles for a Christian with social media?

Acts 16: The one about the business woman, the snake girl and the jailer. 

Colossians 3:12-25

The Story of Samson. Samson had many flaws but God still used him. God can use us despite our weaknesses. God's strength is made perfect in weakness.

The story of Jephthah.

The story of Gideon. A good thing, a God thing and a gradual descent.

Luke 14: 15-24. The Parable of the Great Banquet.

The Story of Gideon.

The Story of Deborah.

The people of Israel were going through a cycle of relapse and recovery because they had lost their focus. Finding the right focus helps us to break out of a bad cycle and move on to a place of incremental progress. Paul's letter to the Thessalonians shows how we can make this transition.

"Everyone did what was right in their own eyes"

Blessing & Danger.

Mark Chapter 16 - Easter Sunday - Jesus Has Risen!

Mark 14 & 15 takes us through the trial and death of Jesus and on the pain, shame and humiliation Jesus endured. We look at the passages and the parallels with the Passover lamb in Exodus.

Mark Chapter 13.

Mark Chapter 11. Have faith in God - even for the impossible.

In Mark 10 the Story confronts idols of love, power and wealth. Jesus pays the ransom so we can be free.

In Mark 9 we discover the disciples are called to serve others, not be exclusive and to be radical with sin.

The Transfiguration demonstrates that Jesus is the Lord of history with Moses and Elijah but also the God who breaks into the here and now.

In the Old Testament God fed one nation for one generation. Jesus demonstrates that He feeds all nations for all time.

There can be great opposition on the adventure but Jesus brings breakthrough and is looking for our faith.

The Great story we are caught up in includes calling, parables and miracles!

Mark, based on the testimony of Peter records the story of Jesus: connected to creation - in the beginning, there is baptism and the Kingdom breaks in!

When Jesus breaks in and amazing things happen how do we respond - run away or run back to him in thanks?

The birth of Jesus - the hinge event of all eternity!

The small family unit has to decide how the birth of the Messiah will impact them.

Throughout all of time there has been a looking forward to the arrival of Jesus.

1 Chronicles 4:10 - The Prayer of Jabez

The Prodigal Son

Yvette explores how we should follow Jesus' example by sharing our lives and our stories to bless those around us.

It is easy like James and John to want the limelight expecting Jesus to do things for us. Yet Jesus taught and modelled that the kingdom is about serving others. Mathew 20:20-28

Jesus came advancing the Kingdom by eating and drinking: and so should we! Matthew 9:9-13

Creation, Covenant & the Cross all declare we are blessed by God to be a blessing to all those around us. The first thing we must do is PRAY.

King David was settled in the Palace but hungry to fulfil his call and bring Glory to God and his attitude and action inspired others to build the Temple. God has an even bigger plan and established a Kingdom forever from Davids family and the foundation is blood and faith.2 Samuel 7:1-3

The letter to Thyatira challenges us that our lives on Monday morning should be consistent with what we confess on Sunday mornings. Revelation 2:18-29

Izmir was a tough place to live as a Christian, so the letter to them reminds them who Jesus is and the words of encouragement that the Spirit brings. Though believers will suffer in this life there are eternal rewards waiting for them. Revelation 2:8-11

Sibs challenges us as to how we see ourlseves and others. Flowing from the grace of the gospel we are to be those who reach out to those not like us. Luke 14:12-14

Paradise is fellowship with God and Him revealing His mysteries as we seek him.

So easy to dream about paradise, everything going really really well. John writes a letter to Christians facing hardship and explaining what real haven is like: starting with a description of Jesus as the Alpha & Omega. Revelation 1:4-8

God chooses Abram to be the father of the nation despite his poor qualifications. Abram does listen & obey God, he discovers more of God and ultimately only builds anything to the glory of God. Genesis 11:27-12:8

The Bible is full of examples where power is used wrongly: people get full of pride. There is only One who walks in humility: do we admire Him or want to be like Him?

It feels as is sex is everywhere: do we think it is irresistible or indecent? Or is sex an image of God and the gospel?

It is easy to get our self worth from our net worth. Pete shared 5 principles in dealing with money and taught on what really satisfies.

How can an all powerful God also be all loving - what about the pain? Redeemer was privileged to have Tanya visiting from RZIM Europe (rzim.eu) and The OCCA (theocca.org), where she is an Apologist and guest lecturer.

The book of Joshua starts with a command of God: He tells Joshua to advance and to be strong and courageous. Joshua is not to go alone but they are all to 'help your brothers', but victory is ultimately secured because God promises to go with them. Joshua 1:1-18

The book of Esther stirs us to have Faith in God, to be Faithful in the place where we find ourselves and with divine help to be prepared to Fight.

Providence, Pride and a Picture of Humility: both servants point us to look at Jesus. Esther 6

Esther decides to take a R-I-S-K - she is willing to die for her people. A picture of Jesus who leaves Heaven to join a people and then dies for them. Esther 4.

Life can become so complicated due to sins, mistakes and tragedies - yet we can also know a hope for the future.

The church in Acts were often asking God for Boldness: life was a challenge and they were keen to see the good news of Jesus told to as many as possible. Are you caught up in God's adventure and constantly calling out to Him for help?

Believe and be baptised. Water baptism was modelled by and commissioned by Jesus. It is a symbol of our union with Christ, our sin being washed away and our joining the church.... as well as a wonderful opportunity to encounter the Father.

Breaking Bread is a chance each Sunday to remember the covenant that Jesus established. We remember the life of Jesus, proclaim His death and enjoy His presence. We delight in the love of Jesus, affirm His work on our life and look forward to His return. We also express our unity with the church.

Based on the story of Nehemiah NK helpfully caught us up in his church planting story in the township of Tembisa, South Africa and brought great insights for those from other nations living here in London.

The global God has always thought big and commissioned His people to be a blessing to the nations. No excuses. No regrets. Acts 1:8

A journey around the world: based on Psalm 67 which teaches that God is to be known, praised, enjoyed and feared among the nations.

At Pentecost the Holy Spirit came and every nation was impacted. The church is a place of unity - all welcome. Acts 2:1-13

Rich kicks off a new series on The Nations, starting with the origins of languages and nationalities in Genesis.

When the challenge came: Philip considered resources, Andrew looked to people, the crowd tried to get Jesus to serve their agenda - but the little boy gave his all to Jesus! How do you respond? John 6:1-15

4 mates carry their friend to an encounter with Jesus.They are confident Jesus is able and Jesus will. The same Lord is available today... who will you bring to meet him? Mark 2:1-12

The first thing Jesus talks about in the gospel of Mark is the Kingdom. The KIngdom is a theme woven the whole way through the Bible; Genesis to Revelation. We get to play our part in seeing the Kingdom Advance Mark 1:15

Adam shows us from the story of the widow's offering that Jesus wants us to give our whole lives, including money, fully over to Him to put Him in control. Mark 12:41-44.

On Easter Sunday the tomb is empty! There is no body to be found, the news is that Jesus as risen, Jesus shows himself to them and then they understand! Luke 24

The Cross

John starts with this amazing sign pointing to who Jesus is. The relationship between Mary and Jesus changes, the miracle amazes and the glory is revealed..... leading to faith in the disciples. John 2:1-11

Mary the amazing mother of Jesus accepts the grace of God toward her, reacts so well to the huge challenge presented and responds with obedience and faith: an example to us all! Luke 1:26-33

People try and get to Jesus but the disciples create a barrier. Jesus is indignant and breaks the barrier down - all are welcome! Mark 10:13-16

Based on the story of Daniel in the Bible, Andrew tackled the dangers we face, the line we must draw and the vindication available. Daniel 1: 1- 21

When following Jesus we can face tough times. Jesus is with us and able to perform a miracle. The bigger questions are: why do we have such little faith? and who is this amazing Jesus? Mark 4:35-41

What is baptism? The Unexpected Messiah, The Obedient Son & The Equipped Messenger. Matthew 3:1-17

God is a 'refuge in a crisis', 'One who dwells in the city' and 'known across the nations' - all which brings help to those who trust in Him. Psalm 46

God's love is everlasting, generous and eternal, but there are 4 questions: Am I groaning? Will you confess? Are you a mule? Will you rejoice?Psalm 32.

Show me... guide me.... direct me.... teach me, is the heart cry of David. Throughout the Bible we discover a picture of God the teacher; who reveals Himself to us and we in love willing obey him. Pslams 25

Vast, breathtaking, awesome are just some of the words that come when we view creation; how much more when we gaze upon the creator. Psalm 8.

As Christians we are called to FIGHT & to RUN! Lets make sure that in 2016 we give 100% to the spiritual battle and race we find ourselves in. 2 Timothy 4:7

Emmanuel & Sandra shared how the Prince of Egypt met the Prince of Peace on the Mountain and the result available for us all today

The final sermon in the series tackled the issues of giving: based on the account of Jesus watching the widow in the Temple. Jesus sees what is in our hand and delights in total commitment - sacrifice rather than contribution, interested in what we have left as much as what we give. Mark 12:41-44

The first recorded occasion when Jesus goes cross culture: results in a woman changing from thinking he is just a Jewish man - to a Rabbi - to a Teacher - to the Messiah. We must believe the living water in us to overflow and see dramatic results.

Nicky tackled the issue of building a Healthy Church in the most diverse city in the world by teaching on a Diverse God, a Diverse Story & a Diverse Gospel.

Shocking: Jesus washes the disciples feet! This was a symbol that all disciples will need to be 'spiritually washed' and a model of behaviour to copy. John 13:1-17

IF....THEN...DO...EACH...are all key words in being Community. We are compelled by the life of Jesus and given the examples of Paul, Timothy & Epaphroditus. Philippians 2:1-11

Lex shared his story and spoke from 2 Timothy 1:12. Faith has always been challenged and people of faith can be accused of being gullible....but don't give up!

Convenience v Commitment. Jesus challenges the disciples to deny themselves, take up their cross and follow him. Matthew 16:21-28

We're on a Mission from God: He is on Mission and if we want to be with Him we will be to! We must overcome the hindrances and rise to the provocations, get equipped and in position for a great adventure!

Paul encouraged the believers to fight for the gospel, to defend what they had received. Pete looked at 4 challenges the gospel faces today: relativism, moralism, religion and materialism.

Based in the story of Zechariah & Elizabeth P J Smyth brought out many helpful tips on developing dynamic faith, including maintain expectations for encounter, dwell on the big plan of God, don't listen to doubting voices.... Luke 1:5-25, 57-69

Week 4 of the series: Pete spoke on positioned to grow, motivated to grow and fighting to grow in the gospel.

We should all be changed by the gospel: in a moment and over time. It is not about modifying behaviour but understanding your identity and having a heart change.

Continuing our Gospel Revolutions series, Adam looks at what it means to be saved by the gospel.

The start of a 6 week series: The Gospel Revolution! The Gospel is....renewal, gathering, presence, JESUS, a moment and a journey! Romans 1:16

Based on the story of Jacobs dream at Bethel, Pete, talked about the Grace of Forgiveness, the Gift of Friendship and the Goal of Purpose. The challenge is whether we erect a pillar to remember and encounter with God or build and altar declaring we die to our self and live for Him. Genesis 28:10-22

God wants you to bear fruit in your life. What kind of fruit are you growing? The key is faith & love. Galatians 5:22-23.

There are many different gifts but they are all for the common good. They are broadly categorised under divine revelation, divine power and divine communication. They are for today! 1 Corinthians 12:4-11

Miracles point us to the love of the Father

Jesus declared that if anyone is thirsty they can come to him and drink. The Holy Spirit will be living water overflowing in you. John 7:37-44

The Holy Spirit is mentioned in the first and last chapter of the Bible and is everywhere in between. Jesus declared it was better that He left His disciples so the Spirit would come. The Holy Spirit lives in us and brings intimacy with the Father.

Deborah was an incredible leader who served her community and took action to save God's people. Deborah the hero points us towards the ultimate hero, Jesus Christ.

The disciples travelling to Emmaus discover Jesus had completed His mission but now it is our responsibility to take this good news to the end of the earth. The relay baton has been passed!

Rich takes us through the life and example of Miriam and how God can use it to inspire our corporate worship and worship lifestyle

Andy told us a story using 2 scenes from the Bible: Adam in Eden, the Father in Heaven and Jesus on the cross. Despite our shame Jesus offers us peace. John 20:19-23

The story of Rahab is one of Amazing GRACE. A prostitute saved by faith: the scarlet cord in the window an image like the blood over the door - both pointing to a Saviour who died to give life. Rahab is changed from a despised woman into a loving mother surrounded by a family. The gospel brings us home.

The account of Stephen in the New Testament displays the radical gospel: a life of sacrifice. Stephen looked LIKE and TO Jesus. Jesus life and death demonstrated that life follows sacrifice. On Fathers Day, men are challenged to sacrifice.

A Twist on Oliver. Sam uses the story of Oliver Twist to reveal how the Father has saved us from being an orphan or an accessory.

A decisive moment in church history: Peter climbs the stairs to go on to the roof to pray and God speaks telling him the gospel must go to all! Acts 10:9-23

Adrian invites us all to get involved in sharing the wonderful news about Jesus. The Bible describes the process as fishing, sowing, farming and searching - all which take time but are well worth it in the end!

The last in a 6 week series: God@work. Pete addresses the topic of money & giving. How did Jesus behave around the rich? What did Jesus say about money? Is it true that giving is spirituality made real? Proverbs 23: 4 & 5

Anna taught us to see failure as an opportunity to Grow & Go. There is hope as we fact the facts, make a plan and trust God.

Nicky talked about the external and internal approach to handling stress in everyday life: gain perspective, fight fear and know your identity were 3 great tips but others can be discovered....

Making decisions is a vital but difficult component of work. Looking in the Book of Daniel and at the life of Jesus we discover many helpful tips: reason, conscience and consequences.

Is Ambition good? What is Christian ambition? What are the challenges we have to overcome? What helps us achieve? How does Jesus fit with all this? Colossians 3:23

The first in a new 6 part series looking at God @ Work. Being made in the image of God we are created to work though it can be frustrating. We do not gain our identity by the job we do but we do work as an act of worship to God. Genesis 1.

David the new King of the nation demonstrates courage and tenacity in establishing the city of Jerusalem. A place for the Presences of God, the uniting of People and the Pointing to Jesus through the lives of Melchizedek & Abraham. 2 Samuel 5:6-10

Sam looks at what Jesus' resurrection means for us, and how our response looks like wasting our lives.

Our Moses series comes to an end as we look at this final chapter of his life. Here we find him called "Servant of the Lord", bringing into focus the way that he has lived passionately for the mission of God, and we find a challenge for us to live out our calling on mission in Ealing.

Sam and Anna investigate how to love mums in our community better.

In our penultimate sermon in this series we focus Moses speaking to God "face to face" in Exodus 33 and follow the golden thread of the presence of God through the bible.

The Modern Family is fluid & flexible and the Bible is still helpful today. Family is a gift from God our Father. As parents we should always learn, communicate and forgive. As children we should honour our parents by accepting & appreciating them. However well we do - only Jesus kept all the commands and we are saved by His actions and not our own. Exodus 20:1-17

Life in the desert was hard: desperate for food and water the people grumbled, questioned God and doubted. Moses listens to God and obeys. Our faith in Jesus grows as we see Him as the bread of life, the one struck by God and from whom the Spirit is poured out.Exodus 17:1-7

Fleeing Egypt, celebrating the Passover and crossing the Red Sea! A new beginning, each person signed up to by painting the blood over their door. Follow the sacrifice of a perfect lamb the adventure begins. The picture of baptism shows how the past completely dealt with, help for the present and hope for a better future. Exodus 12:1-13

How can a loving God not only allow but deliberately inflict suffering on the nation of Egypt. Adam explains how God used the plagues to ultimately lead to salvation for for all mankind. Ex 5-11.

After waiting 80years Moses encounters God at the burning bush and is called to go and gather worshippers. Moses lack of confidence is seen by his 5 questions. God answers not by saying you are great but declaring 'I AM'. God still calls and commissions today - how do you respond? Exodus 3

Pete kicked off the new series by looking at how Moses was prepared for his task. He gained a sense of his part in the big story, he was thankful for his personal history, his character was developed and his skills refined. Are you ready? Exodus 2.

Ezekiel is led by God in the midst of apparent defeat and disaster to declare the glorious victory of God. Our Lord can do the impossible - so speak out what you hear from Him. Ultimately our hope is not in the vast army but the Lord who starts and finishes the work. Ezekiel 37:1-14

Solomon establishes himself on the throne and then makes the decision to build the Temple for God. The process involved many dates and details but he saw it through to completion.Will you serve God in your life? 2 Chronicles 1:1, 2:1, 3:1, 5:1.

Come long expected Jesus

It is easy to look at others. Take time to reflect on how your year has been. What will you believe God for in 2015? Matthew 2:1-6

The hero who is still to come

2 words stand out from the chapter: City & Submission. We want to see God's Kingdom established in London and to play our part in making the capital great. Nehemiah 11:1-19

In view of all this.... words that sum up ch9 and make sense of ch10! The people make a covenant with God which is demonstrated by their choice of Spouse, their behaviour on the Sabbath and their commitment to the Sanctuary. As a result of all that God has done for us we live all for Him. Nehemiah 9:38-10:38

People love to be weird, especially when they are trying to be religious. Adam explains the difference between the gospel and religion, whilst looking at how at this point in the story the people of God have suddenly started to act a little weird. Nehemiah 8:13 - 9:38.

The people gather round the book: they show reverence for the book are moved by the book and obey the book! Nehemiah 8:1-13

Despite opposition the wall is completed by the help of God: yet the job is not done. Nehemiah understand that Gods people are to be numerous and expanding: a message that echoes through time. The prophets declared it, Jesus taught it & the Early Church modelled it. Growth continues in the church around the world today! Nehemiah 7:1-5

Nehemiah was not so busy with the project that he stopped caring for the people. The church should model generosity - investing time and money in caring for the poor. Nehemiah 5:1-19

The list of names teaches us that we are to Build Together: unity of intention, diversity of interest and variety of involvement. The place where we start and finish is the sheep gate - pointing to the perfect lamb of God - JESUS. Nehemiah 3:1-32

God's adventure for your life. Why am I here? What was I made for? Discover the greater plan God has for you. Nehemiah 2:1-20

The story of Nehemiah shows us that we are to play our part in helping to build the earthly city, whilst bringing more of the heavenly city to the now. But before we DO anything SPEND time with the Father. Nehemiah 1:1-11

Richard reminded us that God has exact places where we should live and that we are part of God's growing Kingdom. With this in mind there were 5 helpful tips for students and for the church!

Julian shared about how to develop a culture of faith - much more about Jesus and who he is than who I am. Matthew 15:21-28

From the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 we learn that the heart is so important; compassion more than concern. Jesus loves getting the disciples involved and the results are supernatural. Before He prays Jesus looks up: we are to keep our eyes fixed on our Father in Heaven and see what He is doing. Matthew 14:13-21

Community is a theme that runs right through the Bible: from God, in the garden of Eden, at the Cross and to Heaven. Redeemer is committed to building community groups that reflect this by Growing as believers and by Going to others with the good news.

We are a New Creation in Christ. For it is by grace you have been saved. Galatians 6

The book of Galatians is absolutely dripping with the language of freedom... but what is true freedom? Adam explores how we are only really liberated when we realise our full potential, within the environment that we were made for. Gal 5:1-26.

We focus in on Paul's big metaphor from the beginning of Galatians 4 - that God is a father who adopts, through the work of Jesus, and the Holy Spirit makes it personal to each of us.

Pete explained the argument of Paul through 5 people with 5 objects: the wizards & wands, Abraham & knife, Moses & rod, Jesus & cross, Father & hand. Galatians 3

The Christian life ultimately comes down to two words: stop trying. Galatians 2

Paul wrote to the churches urgently encouraging them to stick with the gospel: Jesus + nothing = everything. If we change the gospel it is no gospel at all, instead we are to take the true gospel to all. Galatians 1

As a result of the difference Jesus and his love for his disciples, the early church were generous in giving. Edward shared stories of the work of Tearfund in places like Myanmar & Uganda and stirred us all to be involved in giving to the poor around the world. Acts 2:42-47

We are all designed with an inner thirst and we can look for many things to bring satisfaction - jobs, possessions & relationships. Yet we still remain desiring more. Jesus said he can quench our thirst. John 4

Elijah takes a message from God to the king and nation; stop wavering, turn back to God, look for the supernatural and have your eyes opened to see Him! 1 Kings 18:16-40

As Christians we are keen to follow the will of God - yet there are so many decisions to make! God guides through the circumstances of life, through the prophetic, through the counsel of others, through common sense and the word of God. Acts 16:6-10

Elijah is confronted with the tragedy of the widows son dying. Elijah responds by crying out to God and sees the 1st recorded account in the Bible of the dead being raised. 1 Kings 17:17-24

Elijah leaves the dried up brook and travels to Sidon where a poor widow about to die witnesses the miracle of the oil and flour that do not run out. 1 Kings 17:6-16

Elijah confronts King Ahab with the devastating news there will be no rain for over 3 years.The rain does return after Elijah prays. Yet the story is really about God: His word, His provisions, His commands, His actions. God who is supreme! 1 Kings 17 & 18.

Worship the Father wants. Praise the Lord, sing a new song, with others, joyfully and remember to dance. Psalm 149

Adam shows us how our understanding of the rule & reign of Christ impacts the way in which we serve the kingdom. Using Psalm 2 we see how God describes himself as King, helping us to get a bigger picture of how there is only one true King... Jesus. Psalm 2:1-12.

Although Londoners don't daily see sheep & shepherds this Biblical image reveals lots to us about God: He provides, He guides, He protects, He is faithful, He is tender and He fights for us. In Jesus we see a shepherd who personally knows all the sheep and is prepared to die for them. Psalm 23 & John 10.

The second in the series God is, Sam stretched our minds to grapple with the concept of Eternal God. God offers us the chance to know Him who stepped into time to save us.

The first in a new 4 part series looking at who God is. The Bible reveals God as Holy and as His people we also are called to be holy: separate from sin and seeking His glory. 1 Peter 1:15 & 16

It is easy to ask the question - What about...? concerned over something we feel we sacrifice by obeying God. However the man of God answers - The Lord can give you much more than that. 2 Chronicles 25:1-9

Adam looked at how Jesus' death & resurrection transformed the life of Peter, & how Jesus also overcomes our failures today. We fail. Jesus does not. Luke 5:1-11, Luke 22:31–34, Luke 22:54–62, John 21:1-19.

The last in the iGeneration series was looking at the subject of sex: men as microwaves and woman as slow cookers. Is sex God, gross or a gift? How should this impact our lives as singles and married? In what ways is sex a model of the gospel? Genesis 2:24 & 25

Marriage and its place in society has changed much in recent years. The Bible teaches us to love - to be more than consumers to be covenanted to our husband or wife. Ephesians 5:22-33

Pete pointed out that it is so easy in the digital age to wear a mask - to pretend to be more than we are. The 3 tests Jesus endured in the desert were around 'I am what I do?' 'Am I what I have?' 'Am I what others think?' The Devil has been looking to rob identities since Adam and the start of the world. However in Christ we are significant, secure and accepted. Ephesians 2:10

Edward tackled the issue of work - created by God, whether voluntary or paid. He looked at the pressures, the pitfalls and the peaks.

Pete addressed the topic of singleness: there can be 2 extreme approaches to this - a dread of being single and an over desire to marry or a desire to be single with an under desire to be married. Instead we are called to be a gospel community that does singleness well. 1 Corinthians 7

Sam reminded us that everything on the earth belongs to the Lord - we are to be good stewards who invest wisely. The Bible clearly teaches we are to tithe but also that our giving should be fun and we will be rewarded. Matthew 25:14-30

The fourth talk in the iGeneration series looked at time: we can feel under such pressure due to work, parenting, technology, over committing and being proud. Busyness can ruin your joy, rob your heart and rot your soul. God is Lord of time and each day is a gift from Him that we have to use responsibly. Do not get distracted but do the most important thing - spend time with Jesus. Luke 10:38-42

Richard tackled the huge area of social media under the headings: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly. We must avoid the temptation to compare, show off and have extreme highs & lows - instead we are to be confident in Jesus, our lives built upon His blood and righteousness.

The second talk in the iGeneration series focused on the meteoric rise of Pornography with the internet, the warnings that are issued in scripture and the 5 steps to Freedom. Proverbs 5

Pete kicked off the iGeneration series looking at how such rapid changes in technology is impacting the way we live. How do we react to change? We are called to be salt & light. Matthew 5:13-16

Pete looked at the meeting of Jesus and Nicodemus. The intelligent, powerful Pharisees who recognised the teaching and miracles of Jesus have a chat and his life is never the same again. John 3:1-4

Pete looked at the healing of the 10 lepors and stirred us to be a grateful people: for all that God has done for us but essentially for who He is. Luke 17:11-19

Based on the healing in Mark 8 and the story of 2 Kings 6 Pete asked the question ' what do you see?" We are to be a church who walk by faith not by sight - fixing our eyes on Jesus. Mark 8:22-25. 2 Kings 6:8-23

Based upon the Parable of the Lost Son, Pete drew out 6 main points that we discover about God our Father: faithful, Active, Tender, Honours, Extravagant & Rejoicing. Luke 15:11-32.

Adam explains how the story of Mary Magdalene shows us how an encounter with the risen Jesus leads us to FAITH, comes through GRACE, & changes EVERYTHING. John 20:1-18

Edward looked at the genealogy of Jesus - born a King, as the plans of God had preserved over time. The Christmas story is more than just a birth but a life well lived and ultimately a life given on the cross.

In week 4 of our series looking at the book of Jonah, Pete compared the heart of Jonah and the heart of God. Jonah 4:1-11

In week 3 of our series looking at the book of Jonah, Pete outlined how Jonah agrees to go and deliver the message from God, the people of Nineveh amazingly respond and God shows incredible compassion. Jonah 3:1-10

In week 2 of our series looking at the book of Jonah, Pete showed how Jonah sinks as low as is possible before speaking to God - who graciously is waiting for Jonah and saves him. Jonah 2:1-10

Terry Virgo highlighted that throughout the Bible God breaks in supernaturally. The 4 lepers had nothing to loose and take a risk - resulting in amazing spoils they have not deserved. 2 Kings 7:1-9

In week 1 of our series looking at the book of Jonah, Pete looked at Jonah the man and the mission that He received from God. Sadly Jonah was disobedient but God is Sovereign and full of grace. Jonah 1;1-17

On Remembrance Sunday Sam addressed the issue of war and relational conflict. How do we cope we conflict? What should be guarded in our 'closed hand' and what held loosely in an 'open hand'? Ephesians 6:12 1 Corinthians 15:55

In week 4 or our series looking at the book "Just Walk Across the Room", Pete reminded us the priority is people, the focus is on potential and the exhortations is to start small ... but do start. Luke 5:1-11

In week 3 of our series looking at the book "Just Walk Across the Room", Adam shows us how we all have a story & if we practise it can be one of the most powerful ways to share the good news of Jesus with others. 2 Cor 5:17.

In week 2 of our series looking at the book "Just Walk Across the Room", Mark shows how we are to develop friendship, discover stories & discern next step as we leave our circle of comfort to reach out to others. Mark 3

In week 1 of our series looking at the book "Just walk Across the Room", Pete shows us that in Jesus we have the greatest possible news to share with others. We need to step out into the zone of the unknown, whilst listening to the Spirit's promptings. Philippians 2:5-8. John 4

Pete unpacks the wonderful end to this book: Boaz wins Ruth, God gives them a family, the future grandchild will save the nation and the Saviour of the world, Jesus, will come from this family line! Ruth 4:1-22

Pete outlines the plan of Naomi that Ruth activities at midnight as show goes to find Boaz at the threshing floor. After proposing Ruth has to wait for Boaz to sort things the next day. Ruth 3:1-18

Pete looks at the hard work Ruth commits whilst ultimately recognising she is guided by God to the field of Boaz.Te grace shown to this foreigner is because she choose to hide herself under the wings of God. Ruth 2:1-23

Pete showed how bad choices resulted in suffering & loss. Ruth demonstrates loyalty & faithfulness but hope comes when God brings the Barley Harvest. Ruth 1:1-22

Pete looks at the Spirit filled church in the New Testament and draws out 4 points: The were totally committed, who celebrated God, lived in radical community and saw the numbers expand. Acts 2:42-47

Adam looks at how we are invited to Walk With God, & how although we often walk away from Him, God has found a way to call us back into His presence. Gen 3:8.

In week 6 of the series Pete looks at how despite Christians suffering we can be full of hope: we identify with Christ, we are filled with the Spirit, we know the care of the Father, receive the love of the family & have a future hope of glory. This results is us being materially and relationally generous. 1 Peter 4:12 & 13

In week 4 of the series Pete looks at the fact we act what we are - a called and chosen people. The reason is so we can declare His praise. Practically this impacts out daily, weekly & monthly routines as we seek to love Jesus, people & life. 1 Peter 2:9-12

In week 3 of the series Pete shows how we are to value the word of God and use it to care for one another: in everyday life, over time, with grace and good news because God is great, glorious, good and gracious. 1 Peter 1:22-2:3

In week 2 of the series Pete looks at how we are called for a purpose: to live as a community. The church is to be holy - separate from sin and living for God - which is described as being a family together. 1 Peter 1:13-2:5

On our 1st Redeemer Fathers day Pete looks at the job of being a Father - to lead, teach, provide & spiritually feed our kids. The Bible has provided honest role models of negative & positive Fathers but the Perfect Father is God in heaven.

In week 1 of the series Pete looks at how believers are described as strangers in this world - similar to Abraham in the OT. In this life we may well suffer as Jesus did but our salvation has been paid for - so we are born again and totally loved by the Father 1 Peter 1:1-12

On our 1st Redeemer dedication Pete looks through the Bible for parenting tips. There are many stories of how people got it wrong and a great parable of how God gets it right. God is a perfect father to each one of us.Luke 15:11-32

Pete looks at the topic of giving. Exodus 35:4-9.

Pete shows us from the lives of Joseph, Abraham & Jesus, that the church is to be for all nations. Gen 41:41-51, Gen 12, John 8:12.

Following on from last week’s sermon, Pete gives us some practical ways in which we can deal with pressure by living a Christ centred lives. Rom 1:24. Mark 7:20. Jer 17. Prov 16:2.

Pete shares how a God Centred approach to life helps us deal with stress, especially with the fast pace of life that comes with living in London. Luke 10:38-42. Matt 6:31-34.

Pete takes a look at the clues shared with us on the original Easter Sunday, that Jesus has risen. Luke 23:55-56.

Pete shows us how Jesus came to proclaim His kingdom. Luke 19:28-40.

Is Easter just a chocolate egg???... Pete shows us that it definitely was not cute and not chocolatey! Jesus demonstrated that He came to remove the barriers between us and God. Matt 21.

Pete shows how Jesus demonstrated his loves for us through becoming like a servant, washing our feet, & how in turn this should impact the whole way that we live. John 13:1-20.

Rich investigates what the bible has to say about instant moments of physical healing. Ex 15:26. Mark 1:15. Matt 4:23. Matt 10:1-7. Matt 28:19.

At our first ever Redeemer baptism service, Pete helps us consider the holiness of God & how the christian life is not just about being “a big drip for Jesus”! Isaiah 6:1-8.

Pete helps us consider how Jesus calls us to receive & show compassion. Matt 25.

Pete looks at the adventure we are called to live by examining the lives of Abraham (FAITH) & Peter (SPIRIT FILLED). Gen 12:1-4 | Eph 5:18.

On our launch Sunday, Pete shares our vision for building a new church in the heart of Ealing that blesses the surrounding community. REDEEMER | Compassion. Purity. Adventure. Psalm 19:14.

Sam shows us how there’s deep satisfaction through the spiritual discipline of fasting. Isaiah 58.

At the start of a brand new year, Pete encourages us to think about what we are going to pursue in 2013? Pursuing GOD. Psalm 42:1-2.

Pete continues our 4 part preaching series looking at some of the words that were spoken at the cross. Today we learn about Jesus’ words “Father, into your hands I commit my spirit!”. Luke 23:32-43.

Pete continues our 4 part preaching series looking at some of the words that were spoken at the cross. Today we learn about Jesus as king. Luke 23:32-43.

Pete continues our preaching series looking at some of the words that were spoken at the cross. Today we learn about Jesus’ words to the criminal “Truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise”. Luke 23:32-43.

Pete kicks off a new preaching series looking at some of the words that were spoken at the cross. Today we learn about Jesus’ words “Father Forgive”. Luke 23:32-43.

Pete concludes our 4 part sermon series looking at the parables of Jesus, by looking at the story of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. Luke 18:9-14.

Jesus wanted to show us that he offers an exciting life filled with adventure & full of his presence. By deliberately choosing this miracle to begin his public ministry Jesus reveals to us that… He invites us to a life full of ADVENTURE, COMPASSION and PURITY. Adam invites you to come taste and see for yourself as we looks at the story of Jesus turning water into wine. John 2:1-11.

Pete continues our sermon series looking at the parables of Jesus, by exploring the story of the Good Samaritan. Luke 10:25-37.

Pete begins a new four week preaching series looking at the parables of Jesus. Build Your House Upon The Rock. Luke 6:46-49.