ChristChurch London Podcast

Disciples ought to take responsibility for their lives, keeping a close watch on their thoughts, their conduct and the way in which they use their gifts. In this talk, David will look at the importance of maturity in the life of a disciple.

Genuine disciples should be pure in all of their relationships; respectful, appropriate and full of integrity. The first letter to Timothy lays out challenging guidelines for how we are to conduct ourselves as we relate to others in the church.

Jesus told his disciples to wait until they received power from heaven. In this talk, we will look at how the Holy Spirit equips us for a dynamic life, as we embark on the mission God has called us to.

Fewer statements could be more audacious than this: God calls us His friends! In week three of our DNA series, Andy looks at what it means to be a friend of God, and how we can learn to rely on him for nourishment, sustenance and fruitfulness.

What is there not to love about London? Seven years in and we are just as passionate about our city as we ever have been. Love London Sunday is a real highlight of the calendar; an opportunity to celebrate everything God is doing and everything we love about the city.

What does it mean to be devoted to Christ? In this talk, Andy Tilsley will unpack Paul’s song in Philippians 2, looking at the character of Jesus, and the kind of attitudes disciples should seek to develop in their own lives.

In this, the first week of our new series, David looks at Paul’s instruction to be generous. We’ll see that sacrificial giving furthers the mission of God, provides for the poor, and enriches our own lives as well.

Guest speaker Eleanor Mumford spoke on the need to live lives empowered by the Holy Spirit. In this talk, she shares her own experience of the Holy Spirit's work, and challenges us to live faith filled lives, transformed by his power.

What is a spiritual person? How can I know if I am spiritual, and how can I become spiritual? In this talk, John Mumford looks at three characteristics of a spiritual person, from 1 Corinthians 12.

The story of Esther reaches its climax with a battle of epic proportions. As Esther seeks a way to save the Jewish people from destruction, we learn about the theme of rest, and get a glimpse of a day to come, in which everyone can enter into the rest of God.

Character will define you more than anything else, so how do you build it? In week three of this series, Andy draws examples from the lives of Mordecai and Esther in an individualistic culture.

When Haman launches a plot to destroy the Jewish people, Esther is presented with the challenge and opportunity to intervene on their behalf. In this talk, we look at God's challenging call on our lives and the ways in which He invites all of us to play our part in shaping and changing our world.

This week we said a fond farewell to the Scott family, as they leave to plant a new church in Vancouver, Canada. Rhys preached a farewell message, reflecting on his time in London, and challenging us to continue as disciples, not losing our first love.

The book of Esther tells the story of a Jewish girl who became the Queen of Persia and saved her people from a plot to destroy them. In the first week of our new series, Tim Frisby looks at Esther’s preparation process in order to enter the courts of the king.

Ephesians concludes with a rousing call to a deep, effective Christian life. In this final talk of the series, Matt Ellis will look at the crucial elements that make up a well-rounded spirituality.