ChristChurch London Podcast

A whisper is a subtle and precious thing, easy to miss. If we are to hear God’s whispers, we will need to draw close to Him and learn to listen. In this talk, David considers how we can make a regular practice of listening to God.

How do we know if we are really hearing from God? What if we’re wrong? In this talk, David Stroud considers some practical questions to help us learn to weigh the whispers and respond with wisdom.

If we are to spot promptings from God, we need to know what we’re looking for. In this talk, David considers the various ways in which God speaks today, in order to help us recognise His whispers.

Does God whisper today? In the first talk of this new series, Liam looks at Hebrews 1 and considers what it can teach us about the kind of world in which we live, and the role God’s whispers have in sustaining and guiding our lives.

Why is it so hard to find a story in which nothing bad ever happens? Jack Wells considers how Jesus’ resurrection subverts our fears and expectations and gives us a reason to find hope for the future.

Is it reasonable to believe in the resurrection? And what difference does it make? In this talk Marc looks at Paul’s writing to the Corinthians and considers the lasting impact of the events of Easter Sunday.

Two men, travelling on the road to Emmaus, encounter a stranger who helps them understand the mysterious events of Good Friday. This talk looks at Luke 24 and considers how the resurrected Jesus helps us find hope and freedom.

On the third day, Mary Magdalene went to the tomb to find Jesus’ body missing. But in the midst of her despair, a familiar voice calls our her name… In this talk, Hannah Elwyn looks at Jesus’ resurrection and considers how he gives us hope is our most difficult circumstances.

Why do we celebrate Good Friday? And in what sense can the death of Jesus on a cross be considered ‘good’? In this talk, Chris Bull looks at Matthew 27 and considers why Jesus had to die.

As we celebrate Palm Sunday, Andy Crouch looks at four snapshots from Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. Through the stories of the king, the image, the pennies and the jar, we learn lessons about worship, power, and what it means to bear the image of God.

Andy Crouch is one of the chief inspirations behind Everything – our desire to work for the social and cultural renewal of the city. Recorded at our recent Culture Making morning listen to Andy speak on some of the unexpected pitfalls, successes and failures of culture makers that he has observed over the last few years.

The book of Joshua ends with a poignant ceremony in Shechem, a place with a rich history. Yet there is an elephant in the room! Even as the covenant is renewed, Joshua knows the people will be unable to keep it. This final talk in the series looks at our need for a New Covenant and a New …

As the story of Joshua draws towards its close, God teaches the people that their battles aren’t all over, there are still challenges ahead as they learn to live in the land of promise. This talk looks at the faithfulness of God, and the challenge to remain faithful to Him.

As the story of Joshua draws towards its close, God teaches the people that their battles aren’t all over, there are still challenges ahead as they learn to live in the land of promise. This talk looks at the faithfulness of God, and the challenge to remain faithful to Him.

To celebrate Mother’s Day, Jo Wells takes a look at Moses’ birth story and considers the important role mother figures play in our lives, and how we can effectively care for others in our community.