Today, from Luke 13, we see how we are to handle the death of others by natural disasters and accidents.By Community Church Putney

The death of others should inspire us to reflect on our death and whether we are ready to meet God in judgement.By Community Church Putney

God wants us to become fruitful trees and help others to become fruitful trees through 'digging and fertilising.' Matt preaches on Luke 13:1-9By Community Church Putney

Tim Hughes with our 2024 Father’s Day message. Tim looks at how fathering is more than biology. Everyone listening to or watching this message has not only had a biological father, but had someone who has had influence on their life – whether that’s good or bad. All of us have been an influence on others too, and all of us want to see more good fat…

Aș people respond to signs that they see in nature, so we are to believe the signs about Jesus and receive Him as Lord and Saviour.By Community Church Putney

Jesus’ baptism into death plunges us into a new life that involves salvation and may attract rejection.By Community Church Putney

We are to do what we know to be Jesus’ will. To know what’s right but fail to do it is a very serious thing!By Community Church Putney

Each of us is to be a ‘faithful and wise manager’ in the ways that Jesus has called us to serve Him.By Community Church Putney

Each day we are to live as one ready and waiting for Jesus’ return.By Community Church Putney

Chris gives a really helpful short overview of the bible emphasising how all the books and stories fit together as one.

As we continue our series in 1 Corinthians, Pete encourages us to see The Lord's Supper as a communal dinner. Taking time to linger, rather than just refuel, and to look 6 different directions as we reflect on the meaning of the meal. Join us again next week as we continue this series at both our morning and evening services. 10:30am at UWL and 6:3…

Matt shares from Luke 12.35-59By Community Church Putney

Graham Hill of Jubilee Church Wirral on the Parable of the Sower and what it means for us today. The Parable of the Sower can be found in Matthew 1: 1-13. That same day Jesus went out of the house and sat by the lake. 2 Such large crowds gathered around him that he got into a boat and sat in it, while all the people stood on the shore. 3 Then he to…

To ‘seek first His kingdom and His righteousness’ means that we are to seek to know God and do His will as our priority, and regardless of the financial implications.By Community Church Putney

A healthy heart is the root of a healthy relationship with money and wealth.By Community Church Putney

Worry is reflecting on what may go wrong, faith reflects on truth.By Community Church Putney

Through generosity, we are rich toward God because serving people is serving GodBy Community Church Putney

Greed is an enemy that we must constantly guard against.By Community Church Putney

At our evening service, as we take a week's break in our series on 1 Corinthians, Toby preaches to us from Paul's letter to Philemon. He encourages us to pursue unity and reconciliation, reminding us of the reconciliation bought for us by Jesus. You can join us every week at our evening service, at The Hub at 6:30pm. Find out more at redeemerlondon…

This Sunday morning we were blessed to be joined by Andrey Bondarenko, a Ukrainian pastor who has seen God move powerfully in his church planting ministry in Ukraine despite the war that wages around them. Based in Bedford, Andrey joined us this week to inspire us through the example of Philip, and the ministry of the scattered believers in the boo…

Matt Beaney continues our series in Luke where we learn that those who know God will be free to seek first His Kingdom and righteousness in how they use wealth.By Community Church Putney

Chris Griffiths: Love God’s love for us is the greatest love story ever told. Chris Griffiths of Jubilee Church Wirral looks at love in the context of what Jesus did, why he did it and what that means for us today. Chris also looks at all the different types of love mentioned in Greek in the Bible – Eros (romantic, passionate love); Philia (intimat…

We will all face pressure to compromise or hide our faith. However, Jesus wants to give you courage by promising that He will give you the help of the Holy Spirit when you are under pressure.By Community Church Putney

The unforgivable sin of blasphemy against the Spirit is the ongoing rejection of Jesus. Those who receive Christ cannot be in such a state, and those who are weak need to stand on Christ rather than their feelings.By Community Church Putney

We will publicly acknowledge our faith if we are filled with a vision of the greatness and love of God.By Community Church Putney

We must overcome our fear of people with the love of GodBy Community Church Putney

We must overcome our fear of people with the friendship and fear of God.By Community Church Putney

This Sunday we had three different sermon messages given as Pippa, Joy and Antony all opened up different scriptures and shared what is on their heart.

As we continue our preaching series on 1 Corinthians, Ross preaches from a challenging passage, revealing to us the beauty and honour to which we are called as those who submit to Christ, even as we lead those we are called to lead. Join us next week at our morning and evening services, 10:30am at UWL and 6:30pm at The Hub. Find out more at redeeme…

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Rick Robertson: Adoption Rick continues his series on God the Father by looking at what it means to be adopted into God’s family – to become a part of God’s family. Paul talks about this in Galatians 3:26-4:7, Romans 8:12-17 and Ephesians 1:4-6. In these letters, Paul is writing to churches in Galatia, Ephesus and Rome to correct some misunderstand…

Let the light of Christ cast out our inner darkness, or let the light of Christ reveal your darkness in judgement.By Community Church Putney

The devil wants to pull us into hypocrisy so that we are robbed of the true spiritual power that can do damage to the Kingdom of darkness.By Community Church Putney

Pursue spiritual health by allowing the light of Jesus’ Word to fill us and cast out all that is dark in us.By Community Church Putney

If we allow the light of Christ to shine on us, the light of Christ will shine from us. If we allow darkness to overshadow us, the shadows of darkness will be cast by us.By Community Church Putney

Jesus’ teaching - the whole Bible - is light for our lives, so let’s ensure that we allow it to shine onto us so that it can shine from us.By Community Church Putney

Visiting speaker Keith Cooper on how, in order to get fitter, you have to train – and how this is equally true in our walk with God. To get spiritually fit, we have to Push On. As Rick is formally recognised as an elder of Jubilee, Keith talks about how, as Paul warns Timothy in 1 Timothy 4: 1-5, elders carry a weighty responsibility. http://jubile…

Tim brings the final message from this series on Pentecost Sunday where he reflects on Paul's final instructions to church and encouragements to keep the Holy Spirit central in our lives.

Matt preaches from Luke 11:33-12:3.By Community Church Putney

Those who listen to Christ will repent on a daily basis as they hear Him and realign themselves to His will.By Community Church Putney

The sources of our learning reveal whom we worship and the condition of our hearts.By Community Church Putney

‘The sign of Jonah’ is that as Jonah was 3 days in the depths of the sea, so Jesus’ 3 days in the grave and His resurrection are a sign that we are lost but can be found through faith in Christ.By Community Church Putney

Jesus experienced rejection for His message and so will we. So let’s be content to be like Christ and to seek Jesus for His love and courage to continue.By Community Church Putney

Crowds do not impress Jesus unless the crowds are impressed with Him.By Community Church Putney

Dave Frodsham: What we should expect from elders As Jubilee prepares to appoint Rick as an elder of the church, Dave looks at what we should expect from elders and leaders.• What elders should be• What elders should do Among other scriptures, Dave refers to Titus 1:5–9 and outlines that elders should be: • Able to lead themselves•Able to lead their…

In the next preach in our series on 1 Corinthians, Pete reflects on how we can learn from the Illustration of the exodus in chapter 10, and how it helps us to resist temptation and encourages us to participation in communion together as the people of God. Join us as we continue the series next week and celebrate baptisms at our morning service at U…

Chris looks at verses 4.13-5.11 found in this letter from Paul to the early church in Thessalonica and unpacks to theme of finding Hope in Death and looking forward to Jesus' return.