The second sermon in our series on ‘Reasons for Believing’ explored a Christian response to Dawkins’ ‘The God Delusion’. The readings were Ecclesiastes 1:18 and 1 Peter 3:13-18
Unfortunately, due to the ongoing technical difficulties, the audio of the sermon is not currently available, but the text of the sermon and accompanying Powerpoint are.
Due to ongoing technical problems we will not be uploading new sermons to this site for the time being. Recent sermon recordings are still available free of charge after Sunday morning services and past sermons will remain on this site.
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In our evening services we are looking at John’s gospel in a series called “Measured from the centre”. Here John Taylor speaks about John 13: 16-30.
Rich Clarkson continues our series on the Lord’s prayer looking at the line ‘Give us today our daily bread’. During the first part of the talk he was kneading a batch of dough (just in case you were wondering why he sounds out of breath at times!)
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Mark continues our sermon series on the Lord’s Prayer looking at what it means for us to pray “your kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in Heaven”.
Unfortunately there was a problem with the sermon recording so we do not have the audio for the talk. However mark did use a very helpful powerpoint which can be downloaded here:
We began a new sermon series on the Lord’s prayer this week, unfortunately there was a problem with the recording so we are unable to upload the talk. we will try and get Graham’s sermon notes up here if possible.
On our gift day for the Open Doors project Bishop Mark came to speak to us about generosity.
Richard Kirby continues our ‘Jesus and the Economic Order’ series looking at the parable of the workers in the vineyard
This week Phillip Swann, Director of World Mission for the Diocese of Lichfield, came to speak to us about our place in God’s worldwide mission
