Redeemer London's Podcast

Anna taught us to see failure as an opportunity to Grow & Go. There is hope as we fact the facts, make a plan and trust God.

Nicky talked about the external and internal approach to handling stress in everyday life: gain perspective, fight fear and know your identity were 3 great tips but others can be discovered....

Making decisions is a vital but difficult component of work. Looking in the Book of Daniel and at the life of Jesus we discover many helpful tips: reason, conscience and consequences.

Is Ambition good? What is Christian ambition? What are the challenges we have to overcome? What helps us achieve? How does Jesus fit with all this? Colossians 3:23

The first in a new 6 part series looking at God @ Work. Being made in the image of God we are created to work though it can be frustrating. We do not gain our identity by the job we do but we do work as an act of worship to God. Genesis 1.

David the new King of the nation demonstrates courage and tenacity in establishing the city of Jerusalem. A place for the Presences of God, the uniting of People and the Pointing to Jesus through the lives of Melchizedek & Abraham. 2 Samuel 5:6-10

Sam looks at what Jesus' resurrection means for us, and how our response looks like wasting our lives.

Our Moses series comes to an end as we look at this final chapter of his life. Here we find him called "Servant of the Lord", bringing into focus the way that he has lived passionately for the mission of God, and we find a challenge for us to live out our calling on mission in Ealing.

Sam and Anna investigate how to love mums in our community better.

In our penultimate sermon in this series we focus Moses speaking to God "face to face" in Exodus 33 and follow the golden thread of the presence of God through the bible.

The Modern Family is fluid & flexible and the Bible is still helpful today. Family is a gift from God our Father. As parents we should always learn, communicate and forgive. As children we should honour our parents by accepting & appreciating them. However well we do - only Jesus kept all the commands and we are saved by His actions and not our own. Exodus 20:1-17

Life in the desert was hard: desperate for food and water the people grumbled, questioned God and doubted. Moses listens to God and obeys. Our faith in Jesus grows as we see Him as the bread of life, the one struck by God and from whom the Spirit is poured out.Exodus 17:1-7

Fleeing Egypt, celebrating the Passover and crossing the Red Sea! A new beginning, each person signed up to by painting the blood over their door. Follow the sacrifice of a perfect lamb the adventure begins. The picture of baptism shows how the past completely dealt with, help for the present and hope for a better future. Exodus 12:1-13

How can a loving God not only allow but deliberately inflict suffering on the nation of Egypt. Adam explains how God used the plagues to ultimately lead to salvation for for all mankind. Ex 5-11.

After waiting 80years Moses encounters God at the burning bush and is called to go and gather worshippers. Moses lack of confidence is seen by his 5 questions. God answers not by saying you are great but declaring 'I AM'. God still calls and commissions today - how do you respond? Exodus 3

Pete kicked off the new series by looking at how Moses was prepared for his task. He gained a sense of his part in the big story, he was thankful for his personal history, his character was developed and his skills refined. Are you ready? Exodus 2.

Ezekiel is led by God in the midst of apparent defeat and disaster to declare the glorious victory of God. Our Lord can do the impossible - so speak out what you hear from Him. Ultimately our hope is not in the vast army but the Lord who starts and finishes the work. Ezekiel 37:1-14

Solomon establishes himself on the throne and then makes the decision to build the Temple for God. The process involved many dates and details but he saw it through to completion.Will you serve God in your life? 2 Chronicles 1:1, 2:1, 3:1, 5:1.

Come long expected Jesus

It is easy to look at others. Take time to reflect on how your year has been. What will you believe God for in 2015? Matthew 2:1-6