Continuing our series looking at the Gospel of John, Pastor Mike shows us that crucially we must be people with our eyes open to see what God is doing within our communities and in our time.

This week, Pastor Dave Lomas from Reality San Francisco continues our series through the Gospel of John. Showing us that the only place we can find true, abiding, and lasting satisfaction is when we meet Jesus and as him for a drink.

This week Pastor Mike continues our look at the Gospel of John asking us the crucial question of whose kingdom we are ultimately building. John the Baptist was never worried about the gaining notoriety and influence of Jesus, and was always quick to point his followers to Jesus. He must become greater and we must become less - but in so doing we fi…

John 3v16 is perhaps arguably the most widely known verse in the entire bible, but what does it actually mean? Well, to help us understand this famous verse, Pastor Mike explores the wider context of John 3 showing us the centrality of the new life we have by Christ.

This week Pastor Mike continues our series on John's Gospel. True worship matters to Jesus and we see it clearly this week as he clears the temple courtyard of those who were buying and selling animals to be used for sacrifice. The issue wasn't in the business happening, the issue was where the marketplace had formed.…

How do you think about ambition in the Christian life? Jesus, the king of the universe came not to be served but rather to serve others, and as such we should commit to doing the same. This week Pastor Jonty Alcock, of Globe Church London, helps us understand this by looking at two encounters Jesus has where he asks the question: "What can I do for…

This week Pastor Mike looks at Jesus' first recorded miracle in John's Gospel, the turning of water into wine. Although this story may be familiar to many of us, we explore the deeper truths that this miracle points towards.

This week Pastor Mike continues our look through the Gospel of John. Showing us how Jesus is the centre of the story, how he steps into our story, and indeed invites us to come and see the best story.

This week Pastor Bijan explores one of the fundamental realities of the Christian life. Being a follower of Jesus means we really need to follow him. Having Jesus be the ultimate desire of our hearts is crucial.

This week Pastor Mike continues our series looking at our series on the Gospel according to John. This week we explore the character of John the Baptist and his call for us to 'Behold the Lamb of God'.

This week Pastor Mike Sohn looks at the introduction to John's gospel account of the life and ministry of Jesus. Seeing that Jesus is the ultimate and true reality with which we can understand this world.

This week, Pastor Mike Sohn explores Psalm 146. Showing us the fundamental realities this Psalm has for the Christian life.

This week Pastor Girma concludes our summer series looking at the Fruit of the Spirit, demonstrating that the fruit of the Spirit isn't an extraordinary part of the Christian life, rather they are the characteristics which frame its entirety.

This week Pastor Christian Simas from one of our sister church's Reality Stockton, continues our series on the Fruit of the Spirit looking at the aspect of Self-Control.

This week Pastor Joel wade of Christchurch London preaches to RCL from Psalm 27

This week Toyin Odusanwo continues our series looking at the Fruit of the Spirit

This week Edward Smith explores the character of Goodness. Biblically goodness is hard to pin down because it is found throughout the Bible and has different meanings and applications depending on the context. This week we explore how the book of Micah shows us what fake goodness looks like, what the marks of genuine goodness are, and what is the f…

This week Pastor Tim Chaddick explored the biblical concept of kindness and why it is it such a crucial and often overlooked characteristic of the Fruit of the Spirit. To do this he unpacks the theme of kindness found in 2 Samuel 9, where David demonstrates the underserved, unreserved, kindness to Mephibosheth, the lame Son of Jonathan.…

This week Pastor Efrem Buckle continues our series looking at the Fruit of the Spirit by exploring the godly characteristic of patience.

This week Pastor Bijan looks at John 14 to explore the characteristic of Peace and why it is so important in the Christian life.

This week Bijan concludes our sermon series looking at lives changed by an encounter with God. Curiously, God is hardly mentioned in the book of Ruth. At a time when we look for God to be active through a judge or king, God instead works out his will through the everyday faithfulness of his people.

This week Pastor Bijan continues our series looking at the fruit of the Spirit. This week we look at the characteristic of Joy and how the christian life is not joy devoid of sorrow, but how through Christ we may have joy amidst sorrow.

In 1 John 4 we get one of the best definitions of what love actually is in Scripture. The week Ed looks at the first characteristic of the fruit of the Spirit 'love' and shows us why it is absolutely central to the Christian Life

This week Pastor Bijan explores the life changing encounter that Isaiah has when he see's the Lord. When we encounter the Lord it is always through grace and it always leads us and pushes us into mission.

Continuing our four-part series, Pastor Bijan examines the encounter between God and Moses at the burning bush. In this we see the wonders of God as he meets with his people and challenges them to do things which would be impossible without faith.

This week we start a new sermon series at RCL. Throughout the next few weeks we will look at people from the Old Testament whose lives were dramatically changed when they encountered God. This week we see how this plays out in the life of Jacob.

This week Pastor Girma, as part of his ministry at the Gratitude Initiative, helps us see the value of Gratitude. Looking at the total and universal benefits of us delighting in God and all that he has done for us.

This week Pastor Mike Sohn from the Globe Church explores what it means for Christians to be both salt and light in the world. Asking the question, can those around us taste and see that we are followers of Jesus.

This week, in a stand alone sermon, Pastor Bijan shares the central mission for the church. We are to be a community that always points to and looks like Jesus.

This week Pastor Bijan culminates our series through Paul's letter to the Ephesians. Finishing by looking at how we may stand as a church for the good news of Jesus Christ.

This week Pastor Bijan explores the true purpose behind marriage and the ultimate reality to which it points.

This week Pastor Girma shares with us the amazing realities and truths that are found in Romans 8. These truths equip and encourage the Christian to face all things.

This week we recommence our Ephesians Series after our Easter break. Pastor Bijan explores how Ephesians 5:1-14 commands that the Christian is to live counter-cultural for the common good, and how we may a light in our city.

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Bijan explores the transforming power of the resurrection and how we too may experience Jesus as he meets his people in community, when they're desperate, in their obedience, and all through grace.

This week Pastor Girma explores how Psalm 131 deals with the topic of rest and humility in a restless and prideful world.

This week we look at Psalm 126 where the writer beautifully acknowledges the reality of joy and sorrow within our world. How do we wrestle with both joy and sorrow before our ever-present, ever-kind God.

This week Pastor Bijan continues our series looking at rhythms and practices which mark out the renewed life. Particularly, focusing on the topic of waiting and what does it look like for the Christian to be in a season of waiting in their day to day life.

This week Pastor Tim Chaddick explores the concept of envy and how we may crowd it out with true worship.

Continuing in our three-part series looking at Rhythms of renewal, Pastor Bijan looks at Psalm 121. Exploring how we may crowd out fear and anxiety by faith. Trusting that it is the LORD who is on our side!

Jesus’ question posed here exposes our worry and the fragility of the foundation of our lives. The themes around idolatry as a form of salvation (to calm our worries) could be explored. The need for certainty for the future given that Jesus links our worry and fear to trying to stay alive longer. It exposes concern for the future.…

This week Pastor Mike Sohn from the globe church continues our series through Ephesians. Exploring Paul's instructions on how to live the wise, godly, Spirit-filled life.

Today Pastor Bijan explores how right in the heart of the practical sections of the book of Ephesians, Paul expresses the core reality of the Gospel. That, as those who are deeply adored by God, we are to walk in love, as we imitate Christ.

This week Pastor Joel Wade from Christ Church Mile End continues our series studying through Paul's great letter to the Ephesians. Exploring how we are now to relate to our emotions, in light of the new self we have been given in Christ.

This week Pastor Bijan explores what it means to ‘put off’ the old self, practices of repentance, and what it means to ‘put on’ the new self, living in and living out the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Christians need to grow in maturity. But what is Christian maturity and what does it look like? Paul addresses these questions in Ephesians 4:7-16. In today's sermon we explore the goal of Christian life, growing up and into Christ.

The idea of unity is one of the core themes throughout the book of Ephesians. Join us today as Pastor Israel focuses on what unity is, what it looks like in the church, and how it is to be pursued.

In this sermon, Pastor Bijan picks back up our series through the book of Ephesians. Exploring Paul's great prayer at the end of Chapter 3. In this prayer, Paul's desire is that the church would know and experience the great truths of the gospel.

Jesus’ first miracle is called a sign, something that points beyond itself to a greater reality. This story is a sign of what Jesus gives to his followers: joy overflowing. At Christmas we sing ‘joy to the world’, and this passage shows us how we can experience the joy that Jesus gives.

The ‘mystery’ revealed in the gospel is God’s reconciling all things in Christ. The wonder of wonders is that the church becomes both an example of that revelation, as well as a proclaimer of it.

By describing the church as a ‘temple,’ Paul is reminding us that every Christian in the church is both needy and needed.