All Teachings

In this sermon Richard reminds us that Jesus is the only one we can find our satisfaction in. He also reminds us that we are called to enjoy Him in all aspects of life.

This weeks sermon draws out lessons from the feeding of the 5000, Reminding us that our God is a God of the impossible, that we should trust what we have into the hands to a loving Saviour, and that we are to treasure Jesus above our own plans and ambition.

Idolatry offends God and it enslaves us. This week Charles continues our series in 1 Corinthians looking at how Paul addressed the Idolatry that was happening within the Corinthian church.

In this sermon Terry gives an overview of the work of the Holy Spirit within the church; Reminding us that for us to walk faithfully with Jesus we need to be lead my the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, Daniel talks through our five priorities for every follower of Jesus at Trinity Church London. He talks through how we are abiding in Christ, building the church, proclaiming the gospel, blessing the city, and serving the nations.

“Evangelism is like one hungry beggar telling another hungry beggar where there is bread” – Charles Spurgeon. By looking at Paul’s example in 1 Corinthians 9, of how to evangelise, Daniel explains that evangelism is coming alongside others in humility, in order to point them to Jesus.

In a world full of a variety of things to do, what is permissible to Christians? In this sermon Daniel delves into this issue.

In a culture that prizes marriage over singleness, can we really see singleness as a gift from God? Can single people thrive, and can they fulfill the plans God has for them? In the sermon Andrew Bunt explores what it looks like to be single and thriving, and to live for Christ.

In this sermon Daniel outlines the christian definition of marriage and expounds on the apostle Paul’s teaching on divorce.

In this sermon Daniel speaks about the biblical view of marriage and sex.

In this sermon Daniel reminds us that as Christians we are united with Christ, that our body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, therefore what we do with our body matters. In reverence to God we are admonished to flee sexual immorality.