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Todays episode features an interview with Mojtaba, an Iranian who was imprisoned for his faithSpeaker - Jono Simpson and Mojtaba HosseiniReading - 1 Peter 1:3-9
In this episode we remember the story of the Good Samaritan and how true neighbor-love crosses every social, ethnic, and moral boundary, revealing that compassion is the real evidence of knowing God. Ultimately the parable exposes our failure to love this way and points us to Jesus as the true and better Samaritan who rescues us at great cost to himself.Speaker - Kevin Lewis (Good Shepherd, Carshalton Beeches)Reading: Luke 10:25-37
We see that both the openly sinful and the outwardly moral are equally in need of grace, but only the one who knows her need receives it with love. Jesus shows that the depth of our love for him is directly tied to how deeply we grasp the magnitude of our forgiveness.Speaker: Ursula SimpsonBible Reading: Luke 7:36-50
We continue our sermon series, this time looking at the unexpected forgiveness Jesus offers to the parlysed man. From the outside it looked as if his need was very clear, however Jesus sees the deeper truth; that what this man really needs is forgiveness.Speaker - Jono SimpsonBible Reading:Luke 5:17-26
Today's message is about the time when Jesus called the disciples. We see that he calls groups - friends, colleagues, family. Following Jesus is costly - it cost the disciples everything. Their calling was a life-long calling and Jesus is calling you to follow him too, if you’re still on the fence. Despite the cost, following him is worth it, even though it’s hard.Speaker - Eileen PooreBible Reading:Luke 5:1-11
The Jews were expecting a Messiah to bring judgement on Gentiles but Jesus came to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favour. He came to proclaim, and to bring a ministry of justice and compassion.
In todays message Christine looks at how taking time to be alone with God was an essential part of the life of Jesus and as a result should be something we endeavour to adopt as we grow in our relationship with God.Bible Reading: Psalm 63Speaker: Christine McCutchion
A discussion based on :The Privilege of PrayerThe Pain of PrayerThe Power of PrayerThe Practice of PrayerPanel - Jean Hammond, Luke Stanley, Eileen Poore and Jono SimpsonBible Reading: Matthew 7:7-12
In today’s message, Christine looks at the God who displays his powerBible readings:Exodus 6:28 to 7:24Hebrews 3:1-6Speaker - Christine McCutchion
Following God’s call doesn’t remove challenges—sometimes obedience leads to greater resistance—but God’s purposes will prevail.Resistance is not a sign of God’s absence, but an opportunity for His power to be revealed.Speaker - Roger Simpson
God reveals Himself as the great “I AM” and equips the hesitant and weak to carry out His mission.God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called.Speaker - Jono Simpson
God sees our struggles, hears our cries, and remembers His covenant promises, even when deliverance feels delayed.Even when God seems silent, He is preparing deliverance behind the scenes.Speaker - Eileen Poore
Even in seasons of suffering and opposition, God is sovereignly at work—multiplying His people, raising up deliverers, and advancing His purposesSpeaker - Greg Prior, Archdeacon of Croydon
On guest Sunday we had Warren Furman come and share his story. You might remember him as 'Ace' from Gladiators on TV. Here’s his story.
Our second talk in our annual vision week at St John’s. Once a year we encourage our church family to reconsider our financial giving to the church. In this talk Jono shares how our giving should come from the overflow and experience of God’s great love for us.
Our first talk in our vision week at St John’s. How are we going to bring Jesus’ transformation to our area? It starts with glory, then we go, and then God brings the growth.
In today’s message, Christine looks at the Shalom rest that God gives. Jesus cares about the deeper needs of everyone. Bible readings:Psalm 8 and Luke 10: 38- 42
Today we’re looking at Giving with joy. Do you want to give with joy? The early church had radically got the good news of Jesus which meant they gave regularly, sacrificially and with joy. When you give sacrificially you are joining in with the legacy and tradition of millions of Christians over thousands of years.In this message Jono shows how the Bible teaches us to:Giving starts from God’s Indescribable GiftGive big, Trust big, Joy bigSow broadBible reading:2 Corinthians 9:6-15
When it comes to your financial resources - do you have a plan? Are you more of a Spontaneous Cyril or a Plan Ahead Bruce? Finances can be a source of tension and stress for us individually, as families, and in all sorts of relationships.In this message Jono shows how the Bible teaches us to:Seek GodPlan without HoardingBlessed to be a BlessingBible readings:Matthew 6:25-34Acts 4:32-37
Are you a spender or a saver? We need wisdom in the area of our spending - to make sure we’re spending our money on the right things, in the right way. God wants you to be wise, not careless with your money.In this message Jono shows how the Bible teaches us to:Make God Your TreasureMake a PlanPurchase with purpose Bible readings:Luke 14:28–30Matthew 6:19–21
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