Preached over lockdown on 31st May 2020, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
Psalms | Book 1: Christ's battle for the kingdom
Sermon Notes:
A song for the times that praise doesn’t come naturally.
Two places to see God’s trustworthiness:
1) Creation (v4-9)
You can trust God… because planets pour out of His mouth.
2) Providence (10-19)
You can trust God… because your heart is stuck in His eye.
Preached over lockdown on 24th May 2020, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
Psalms | Book 1: Christ's battle for the kingdom
Sermon Notes:
The prayer of a True Shepherd:
Guilt Rots
Grace Rejoices
…So don’t be a mule!
Preached over lockdown on 10th May 2020, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
Psalms | Book 1: Christ's battle for the kingdom
Sermon Notes:
- Two perspectives on a death
- What could God’s king see, that will help us respond with v23 & 24?
Three things that God holds in his hands:
Heavy souls (v5)
Human times (v15)
Hidden treasure (v19)
Preached on Easter Sunday 2020, by Rupert Hunt-Taylor
Lockdown reflections on the atonement, from Mark’s Gospel
Redemption in three cups:
The cup we couldn’t drink (Mark 10:35-45)
The cup he wouldn’t drink (Mark 15:22-39)
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.
Preached on 15th March 2020 by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
The fourth talk in the "How to win at Christianity" series.
Sermon Notes:
God owns his church, and will judge how we build:
How should we think of our ministers?
1. God’s little pigs are kindly put to work 5-9
What will become of our ministry?
2. God’s little pigs will answer for how they build 10-17
Who should we boast in and build for?
3. Our future comes from God, not his little pigs 18-23
Preached on 8th March 2020 by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
The third talk in the "How to win at Christianity" series.
Sermon Notes:
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
Preached on 23rd February 2020 by Rupert Hunt-Taylor.
The second talk in the "How to win at Christianity" series.
Sermon Notes:
God doesn’t need us to be clever people, only cross-people
1. The symptom: 1:10-17
Competitive Christianity
2. The disease: 1:18-25
Forgetting what the cross says about Christians
3. The remedy:
i. Remember how cross-people boast 1:26-31
ii. Remember how cross-people trust 2:1-5