Ian Randall preaches on Galatians 1:11-24, using the story of Paul as an example of the transforming power of the Gospel. He then looks at some of the people associated with Cambridge over the years whose lives had also been transformed by the light of Christ such that they responded by sharing the Gospel abroad.…
Chris teaches from the healing of the leper in Mark 1:40-45 showing the way in which God sets the lonely in families. The teaching goes on to suggest ways in which we might respond to Jesus compassion today.
Chris continues to teach in our series exploring the compassion of Jesus. This week he seeks to apply the lessons of Jesus compassion for the hungry from Matthew 15:29-39 and calls for a practical response.
Chris explores the connection between the parable of the prodigal son and the person of the Holy Spirit.
Continuing the series on The Compassion of Jesus, Chris looks at Luke Chapter 7 vs 13 and Jesus’ compassion for the bereaved.
Jen Wright and Richard share with us the work that Wycliffe Bible translators do in Africa and around the world, and what motivates them to do it.
In the first in a new series of sermons on Jesus’ Compassion, Chris considers Matthew 14:14 where it is said that Jesus had compassion on the sick.
Pete attempts to answer the question.
Chris responds to questions from the congregation which have arisen from our teaching on the Apostle Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians.
The Apostle Paul closes His first letter to Corinth with practical instructions and plans which echo his priorities throughout the letter. These include a desire to unity factions within the church, make clear the gospel and show how to apply it to practical situations. Chris explores what this can teach us about apply the gospel to our planning and priorities.