Sermons – St Giles

Romans 11:33-36 – God is by his very nature wholly other to us, and his authority and and control of all things are his by royal right. In other words, God is completely unlike us and completely above us.

Romans 13:8-14 – Understanding the gospel, you will love one another and live a holy life anticipating the return of Christ.

Deuteronomy 32:4 – God always acts in accordance with what is right and is Himself the final standard of what is right.

Romans 13:1-7 – Your response to the authorities God has placed in the spheres of your life is a reflection of your view of the gospel.

Isaiah 55:6-8 – God is greater than we can ever fully understand, but we can know Him.

Romans 12:9-21 – Love one another, solve conflict and overcome evil with good.

1 Chronicles 29:10-13. Not the conclusion to the Lord’s Prayer.

Romans 12:1-8 – True worship is giving your life wholly to God’s use.

John 3:16 – The most famous verse in the Bible has much to say to us today.

Isaiah 46 – Idols promise so much and demand so much, but never deliver. God alone delivers.

1 Peter 1 – Angels long to look in on the salvation of God’s people.

Psalm 102 – In the Psalms, the Lord Jesus speaks. He suffered for sinners to the glory of God. (Apologies for the poor audio quality).

1 Peter 1 (part 1)

Psalm 45. The psalmist calls us to rejoice over the King who will rule for eternity – Jesus.

2 Timothy 4 – Through the Apostle Paul’s requests from Timothy, we find help to glorify God over the summer.

Luke 4 – As Jesus withstands temptation, we learn steps for fighting sin and temptation.

Psalm 5 – What do we do when the wheels fall off? David models for us a godly response.

1 Chronicles 29:10-13 – David teches us to meditate on the greatness of God, that we might worship God.

Romans 11:33-36 – We must take time to delight ourselves in God and His wisdom.

Psalm 19.13. Fighting sin and temptation begins with rejoicing in God’s word.