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Lest We Forget

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Preached on 8th November 2020 by Rupert Hunt-Taylor

A brief reflection for Remembrance Sunday

Readings: Deuteronomy 6:4–12, Luke 23:32-43


On memory...

  1. We long for remembrance, because we are human

    • Memory values our past

    • Memory values our future

  2. Our memories fail, because we are human

    • Memory is a wonderful but finite gift

    • God also gives us means to preserve our memory of himself

  3. True hope lies in the one who remembers us


Love | Loyalty | Life: Redemption in three cups

Preached on Easter Sunday 2020, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor

Lockdown reflections on the atonement, from Mark’s Gospel

Redemption in three cups:

  1. The cup we couldn’t drink (Mark 10:35-45)

  2. The cup he wouldn’t drink (Mark 15:22-39)

  3. The cup all heaven will drink (Mark 14:17-25)

“The Cross he Bore” by Frederick Leahy is published by the Banner of Truth Trust. This is a wonderful little book of Easter meditations drawn on (and quoted from) under Mark 14:23.

All that glitters is not gold (2 Timothy 1)

Preached on 1st March 2020 by James Clark.

A one off sermon on 2 Timothy.

Sermon Notes

1. The gospel is what saves us, and is what we continue in v1-7

2. The gospel is nothing to be ashamed of, but we will be shamed for it v8-14

3. The gospel leads to different responses, which will mean loss and cost v15-18

The Growing Church (Colossians 1:1-14)

Preached on 16th February 2020 by Euan Dodds.

A one off sermon on Colossians 1.

Sermon Notes

1. Two promising reports (v1-8)

i. Their personal Godliness (v1-5, 8)

ii. The Power of the Gospel (v6-7)

2. Two Prayer Requests (v9-14)

i. For knowledge that they would please the Lord Jesus (v9-10)

ii. For strength that they would persevere with joy (v11-14)