Sermons – St Giles

Luke 2 – Phil Heaps reminds why Christmas is such good news.

Isaiah 2:3 – God’s plan for the Messiah is good.

Luke 2 – While Angels sang to the Shepherds, that first Christmas was very ordinary for others.

Luke 2:10-11 – In a year of hard things, Christmas brings joy.

Luke 2 – The first Christmas was remarkable, but for those in the middle of it, it was remarkably ordinary.

Matthew 1:18-23 – We live in confusing days, but Christmas can bring the clarity we desperately need.

Proverbs 6:16-20 – There are a few liars about. Let’s learn how to spot them, even if they’re us.

Judges 21:25 – This statement fittingly summarises the sad state of affairs in Judges, but is there yet hope? Is God’s plan of redemption still on track?

Zechariah 8:16-17 – The ninth commandment requires that we tell the truth.

John 17:17 – If we want to know truth, we need to know Jesus. And we must beware of common alternatives to truth.

Judges 17-18 – The Lord gives and the Lord takes away. God’s people must live by God’s Word, and not be discouraged. God’s plan is still on track.

Proverbs 28 – You shall not steal.

Judges 16 – Samson teaches us to guard our hearts and to call on the Lord today.

Leviticus 25 – The Bible teaches us about money and possessions.

Judges 13-15 – Samson teaches us that we must know well and live under God’s Word, while we seek to lead and be led by God’s Word.

Proverbs 1 – Stealing isn’t just a ‘them’ problem, it’s an ‘us’ problem.

Judges 10-12 – In Jepthah, we see an unlikely deliverer and an undermined deliverance.

Hebrews 13:4 – The seventh commandment forbids impurity, therefore Christians must pursue and support God’s sexual ethic.

Judges 9 – Sin brings carnage, but God still brings salvation through vengeance.

Ephesians 5:25-27 – Jesus died for His people to make His people pure. We need practical helps to protect and preserve our purity.