St Giles West Bridgford Podcast

In 1 Corinthians 9 the Apostle Paul describes the Christian life in terms of a runner and a boxer. We consider what it means to live Christian life in light of the Olympics 2012

How does God change us into the people he wants us to be? Through us co-operating with the Holy Spirit at work in our lives. Thoughts from Romans 8 v 1-11

A sermon for a service with baptisms. John the baptsit points to Jesus and declares. 'Behold the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world'. An exploration of what this means.

Drawing his teaching from John 14 and Ephesians Bishop Paul Butler teaches us about the role and person of the Holy Spirit and exhorts us to live Spirit filled lives.

Bishop Paul Butler preaching at the West Bingham Confirmation from Isaiah 9 v 8-14.

A Sermon for Pentecost Sunday 2012 - The promise of Pentecost is that there is more of God available to any who would seek him.

How our baptism links with the great story of the Bible. Luke 24 v 44 to the end.

Praying with St Paul for the church from Ephesians 3 v 14-21

God talked to Moses 'face to face' as a man speaks to his friend. What does this mean for us today?

Preaching from Luke 24 Rev Lee Proudlove outlines the strategic priorities for St GIles over the coming few years.

What can we learn about prayer from the experience of Hannah told in 1 Samuel 4. A prayer of deep anguish and tears.

John 20 v 19 - end. Jesus appears first to the disciples and then Thomas. We learn how the risen Christ seeks to meet with us today.

Learning from the experience of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane as described in Marks Gospel.

How does God relate to our suffering? What does the cross teach us about God?

Where do faith and work intersect? What does being a Christian in the workplace look like?

A sermon for Mothers Day 2012. Mary is an example for all Christians of contemplation, obedience and faithfulness.

Considering the fruit of the Spirit and gentleness in particular. Tom Devas explores how we can cultivate an attitude of gentleness in when we may be provoked to anger.

In John 6 Jesus refers to himself as the Bread of Life - an exploration of the meaning of this for us today.

Nigel Beasley encourages to think about the meaning behind Mothering Sunday and it's local connections.