ChristChurch London Podcast

Guest speaker Andrew Wilson looks at the five cries of Calvary. He inspires us to consider afresh the cross of Christ, marvelling at the silence of Jesus, the savagery of his death, and his substitution on our behalf.  

How should the gospel affect our family life? In this talk, David will look at what Paul has to say about the relationships between wives and husbands, and children and parents.

In Ephesians 6, Paul gives us some principles for how we should approach our work. He offers a carrot and a stick - an incentive and a warning - in order to motivate us to work in a way that pleases God.  

Does God care about how we use our bodies? What does the Bible say about sex and alcohol? In this talk, Adrian will address these important subjects, unpacking Paul’s advice on how to live holy lives.  

Many of us want to change, putting our old habits behind us, but we just don’t know how. In this week’s talk, Liam looks at Paul’s strategy for how to break old habits, and live a life of love that imitates God Himself.  

In Ephesians 4, Paul speaks about gifts that God has given for the strengthening of the church. What are apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers? Do these roles still exist today? And what difference do they make to the way in which we build church?

The word ‘university’ literally means ‘unity in diversity.’ This is a brilliant picture of what God wants for His church; a diverse people who are deeply united and closely knit. This week, we will look at Paul’s prayer for the Ephesians, and the characteristics required to make that prayer a reality.  

Tim uses the story of the woman being healed by touching the tassels on Jesus' robe to show that where faith in Him exists, one touch from Jesus can redeem our past and transform our future. Believe and be Baptised: Interview with a recently baptised Christian.

Tim takes us through the story of how a father's faith is stretched to the limit by Jesus' insistence on doing things at His Father's pace. Believe and be Baptised: Interview with a recently baptised Christian.

If you were to ask around, what do people think of the church, I wonder what answers you would hear? Boring? Irrelevant? Out of date? God's view of the church is altogether more positive. In this talk, we see that the church is God's primary method of displaying His wisdom to the world.

The good news about Jesus breaks down division and mends broken relationships. This talk will look at how the gospel has overcome the divisions between Jew and Gentile, and man and God, making us into a family, and a dwelling place for God.

Ephesians two opens with three vivid pictures of man’s predicament without God, and three ways in which the good news of Jesus meets our deepest needs.

In the second week of our new series, Andy looks at Paul’s prayer for the Ephesian church, considering what it means for us to be called the body of Christ.  

Today we launch into a series on the book of Ephesians, with a breathtaking look at the enormous string of blessings that are available for disciples of Jesus.

What is fasting? What does it achieve? Who should do it, and how? This final session in our prayer series will look at the purpose of fasting, as well as some guidelines for how to get the most out this biblical discipline.