Jeannie Morgan Session 3

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Jeannie Morgan Session 1

‘The kingdom of God comes to us already perfect. We cannot improve it in any way, or make it more valuable than it is.’

Deacon Ali McMillan: ‘This is what the Kingdom is like ...’

Revd Tony Miles 'Step out of your comfort zone' Matthew 14:22-33

'For all, Jesus takes time.  Gives space, asks questions. Points to a way of grace Offers an invitation: Follow me!'

Revd Dr Howard Mellor: ‘Who is this Jesus man?’

‘The bible is the story of salvation; how God has reached out to us, in many ways, to mend our relationship with Him that we have broken. It’s the story of a God who sends messenger after messenger saying: “You are my people; I love you.   Stop living so selfishly.  Turn back to me and find life – instead of death and destruction. And, after a plethora of messengers, God sent His Son – Jesus Christ – to mend that relationship by giving His life.’

Revd Gordon Newton: ‘Are you well fed up?’ Psalm 119:105-112 & Matt 22:34-46

‘It is through prayer that we can experience true repentance. Through prayer, we may draw strength to declutter our lives. And through prayer, we may become true Advent people, who will make way for Jesus the way Maker.’

Revd Lansford Penn-Timity: ‘Make way for the Waymaker’

Listen back to the enchanting atmosphere of Methodist Central Hall Westminster's Jazz Carols event, held on Sunday, 17th December 2023. Immerse yourself in the soulful melodies of jazz saxophonist Dan Forshaw, with the jazz vespers group featuring vocalists Libby Key and Helen Gibbins.

The First Noel

Silent Night

O Come All Ye Faithful

Jesus Christ The Apple Tree

Ding Dong

12th Century Carol

Let us not burn out, but burn brightly for the Gospel.If care for souls, we can love our neighbours as ourselves!

Revd Tony Miles: ‘On whose terms?’

Sermon on #RacialJustice Sunday, 11th February 2024.
'Micah the Prophet in our Old Testament reading now lists for us what God requires of us TO ADDRESS INJUSTICE,  it is 
To act justly,  
To love mercy 
To walk humbly with God.

Revd Lansford Penn-Timity: “Listen to Him”

Revd Dr Howard Mellor: 'Temptations - then and now!'

'This Lent I pray that we will all choose to walk the path of discipleship, that we will choose to follow Jesus, even knowing that the way won’t be easy. We will have to carry our crosses. But as we walk, we do so with our eyes looking ahead to the cross, and beyond to a tomb that stands empty.'

Deacon Ali McMillan 'To take up the cross' Mark 8:31-38

'It is my hope that this passage from the Gospel of John may inspire us to copy Jesus' example of cleansing our temple physically as well as our bodies, the living temple.'

Revd Lansford Penn-Timity 'A world in need of cleansing'

‘Let us recognise, and never underestimate, the power of love, prayer, nurture, faithfulness, and obedience in parenthood. Not only upon the life of the individual, but upon our families, communities and even the world.’

Revd Tony Miles: 'What kind of love is this?' Mothering Sunday 2024

'We see Jesus – whoever we are and whatever century of history we live in – we see Jesus most clearly when we come close to the cross, which is what we are invited to do as we move on through this Passiontide and into Holy Week.'

Revd Gordon Newton 'Sir, we would like to see Jesus.' John 12:21

The resurrection sometimes feels too good to be true; sometimes fear, doubt, and grief can overwhelm us; sometimes ‘hope’ and ‘promise’ are harder to bear than ‘fear’ and ‘despair’. Yet, if we look into the tomb, there’s nothing there, but if we sincerely look for the Jesus, We WILL find him risen!

Revd Tony Miles: 'No Turning Back' Sermon on Easter Sunday 24

‘If we want society to change, we need to SEE the need; FEEL the need and be MOVED to respond in some way. What’s more, those who we’re moved to help, must be open to receive it.’

Revd Tony Miles: 'Is Kindness Enough?’ Acts 3:1-16 & Luke 24:36-48

‘If this morning you are feeling hopeless about any situation, you are in the right place. Put that situation into God’s hands in prayer. And hear the words of Jesus speaking to you this morning, saying, “trust me,” I am the Good Shepherd, and I am here to make all things new.’

Revd Lansford Penn-Timity: “In the presence of the Good Shepherd.”

‘Does God still bring people together at certain times and for certain purposes? I have no doubt in answering with complete conviction; “Yes, He does”…If Jesus Christ is the vine and we are the branches, then we are in a living and dynamic relationship with Him – and with each other! And it is God makes our relationships fruitful.’

Revd Gordon Newton: 'Fruitful Relationships' John 15:1-8 & Acts 8:26-40

‘Every person in this world is loved by God unconditionally. Our Maker longs for us to turn towards his love. All who feel drawn to pray, I believe is experiencing the prevenient grace of God and the Holy Spirit is at work.’

Revd Tony Miles ‘Carpe Diem’ Acts 10:44-48; John 15:9-17

Revd Dr Joyce Popoola: ‘Extraordinary Love’

Interview with Dominic Brain of Christian Aid: Christian Aid Week 24

On Covenant Sunday, Revd Dr Martyn Atkins preaches on the meaning of covenant and it's central place in the Methodist Church.

Revd Dr Martyn Atkins - Offer And Demand

The final sermon as Superintendent Minister preached by Revd Dr Martyn Atkins on Sunday, 24th May 2020 

Love sustains, when other things won’t.
Love heals when other things won’t.
Love forgives when other things won’t.

And love – love for God, love for God’s people, and love for all people is at the heart of Methodist discipleship. If you forget all else I’ve ever said to you, please remember this.
‘Therefore, my beloved, be steadfast, immovable, always excelling in the work of the Lord, because you know that in the Lord, your labour is not in vain.’

Revd Dr Martyn Atkins 'Your Labour is Not in Vain' Aldersgate Sunday, 24th May 2020

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