Sermons – St Giles

Romans 11.1-37. God has a plan, and he’s working his plan out…perfectly.

Psalm 51. The ability to forgive other begins with repentance ourselves.

Romans 9.30-10.21. Paul continues his explanation of how God’s people can trust God’s promises of redemption when it seems God’s promises failed in the Old Covenant.

Proverbs 30:8-9 – Asking for our daily bread reminds us who our provider is, what He gives us, and how to receive it.

Romans 9:1-29 – A big God who chooses and brings his people to Himself is a really big comfort to His people.

Psalm 19:14 – In heaven, God’s will is done. We pray that that will be the case in our lives, our church, our world.

Proverbs 25-27. Humility (vs pride), Industry, (vs laziness), Fidelity (vs immorality)

Psalm 72 – There is a war going on, and this changes our prayer life.

Proverbs 23-24 – Proverbs tells us how to not drift in the Christian life – it involves who we give our heart to and how we discipline ourselves.

Romans 8:28, 1 Corinthians 10:31 – We pray, as we live all of life, to the glory of God.

Proverbs 20-22 – The Lord Jesus gives us practical instruction for living as His redeemed people.

Aaron finds out more about how the Lord saved Andrew, and how we might partner with London City Mission to reach our neighbours with the gospel.

Luke 11:11-13 – Knowing that we’re praying to ‘Our Father in Heaven,’ changes everything about how we pray.

Romans 8:31-39 – Nothing is able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

Hebrews 4:16 – God has given us the direction we need so that we might pray with confidence.

Romans 8:18-30 – God uses futility and frustration to teach us to hope in Christ and help us be conformed to Christ’s image.

1 John 5.13-15. God has saved us, God does hear us, and God will answer us.