
Sermons, lectures and teachings from Christ Church Jerusalem, founded 1849 as a center of prayer for all nations with worship reflecting the Jewish context of the gospel.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 569 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

Soil can turn good or bad, based on the care it is given, and so it is with our hearts. A good beginning does not necessarily means a good outcome. We can turn bad soil into a richly producing one with good care, time and God’s blessing. But that is ... more
In his only self-descriptive phrase Jesus gives us a key to his ability to carry the burdens given by his Father. His yoke is easy only as and when we humbly accept our lot in life. Yes, under God’s caring hand, but nevertheless, a life full of chall... more
Is it wrong to expect divine recompense for obedience? Over the centuries many have been perplexed by the binding/sacrifice of Isaac. No matter how this event is understood, it is clear that there is reward for Abraham’s obedience. We tend to think t... more
In our readings today the story of Abraham, Sarah and Hagar, along with that of Jesus calling his disciples, give us much to ponder. Because of that nagging (and all too natural) anxiety of committing our lives to God, we too, often circumvent His be... more
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For the past 10+ years, I’ve listened to every sermon Rev. Pileggi has preached. I’ve also made 10 trips to Jerusalem and make sure I schedule Sunday service at Christ Church. The only reason for not giving 5 stars is John Arnold replacing Aaron. This change had been a huge disappointment.
Please keep these podcasts coming! I find them very helpful.
with room for discussion and wondering - always comes back to “How does scripture handle that?” or “What does God say about that?”
Edifying sermons. Very grateful to be able to listen to them.
I have enjoyed listening to Christ Church Jerusalem for the past few years. I am thankful to have found fellow Christians walking in the The Way. Nothing watered down. True to scripture and sound interpretation. Thank you Lord for these brothers and sisters.
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This program delivers sermons and theological reflections rooted in a Jewish-Christian context, frequently weaving biblical covenants, the land of Israel, and gospel narratives into practical guidance for daily faith, worship, and mission. Episodes emphasize loving God and neighbor through obedience, leadership analogies, repentance, and hope in the risen Christ, often blending scripture with personal anecdotes and historical or liturgical imagery. A standout is the clear focus on scriptural authority, communal worship, and the dialogue between Jewish heritage and Christian faith, which may interest listeners who value careful exegesis, pastoral warmth, and robust biblical storytelling.
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