
Sermons recorded from Sunday services at Trinity Church London. For more information, visit our website at trinitychurchlondon.com/
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityArts | |||

We live in a broken world where they is much pain and suffering. In this sermon, Pete helps us to see that by looking forward in hope, and patiently waiting for God who is reversing the curse on creation and humanity and bringing all things into glor... more
Do we often pause to think about how God feels about us? Many of us only focus on what we think we should do for God. While doing things for God is part of our calling, if we only ever focus on this we can miss God's heart of us, His church, leading ... more
Some of us struggle to grow our relationship with God, this might be because we relate to Him in the wrong way. Many relate to Him out of fear of punishment. The bible often tells us to fear God, however this fear has to do with a reverential awe of ... more
The world is made of things that are natural and supernatural. In the same way there are things about us that are natural and some things that are supernatural. While some religions might prioritize flesh over spirit, or spirit over flesh, the Christ... more
Do you feel like you are doing all that you can do to please God, yet constantly have a worrying feeling that you aren't doing enough? A lot of Christians go through life with a feeling of constant condemnation, trying more and more to reach an unatt... more
So often we Christians approach God through the law, we continually try in our own strength to reach the standards of the law but fail at it, putting heavy burdens on ourselves. The law is like a perfect husband who continually reminds us of our fail... more
In this sermon Daniel reminds us that Christianity is not about the externals of our lives e.g going to church on a Sunday, but about a complete transformation of our inward self.
Nehemiah 3 tells the story of how each person played a part in rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem. Charles links this to the church today reminding us that each of us have a part to play in the Kingdom of God. He challenges us to remember that we are n... more
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