Redeemer London's Podcast

This morning Andrew Haslam joined us from Grace Church Waterloo to share with us a message on Jesus' feeding of the five thousand as recounted in the gospel of Mark. He encouraged us that it is right to seek rest and time with Jesus, and also challenged us that we might be those who have compassion on others even when we are tired or depleted.You can hear more from Andrew at Grace Church, where he leads the eldership team, Grace Church is part of the Advance movement of churches of which Redeemer is part, and you can find out more at advancemovement.org Join us again next week as we resume our series on 1 Corinthians, we will again be in the William Barry Lecture Theatre for two services at 9:30 and 11:30am.

In the latest message in our series on 1 Corinthians - United for Gospel Advance - Greg challenges us to step out of our comfort zone in preaching Christ Crucified to those around us.Join us next week as we hear from guest speaker Andrew Haslam at our morning services. We will be meeting at 9:30 and 11:30am in the William Barry Hall due to another event at the University of West London.

In the third preach in our 1 Corinthians series, United for Gospel Advance, Pete challenges us on whether we worship Jesus for who he is, or for who we want him to be.Today's service included baby dedications, and is available to watch on YouTube at https://shorturl.at/fAEVY. Join us next week as we continue our series at both our Morning Service (10:30am at UWL) and our Evening Service (6pm at The Hub).

In our second preach of this series, Pete describes the divisions in the church in Corinth, and how we can be challenged by these divisions to pursue unity within the local and global church today.

As we begin 2024 we also begin a new preaching series! Over the next 6 months we will be diving deep into the book of 1 Corinthians, and learning how we, as a church, are 'United for Gospel Advance'!Join us again next week for the next preach in this series!You can join us in person for our services at the University of West London at 10:30am, and at The Hub at 6:30pm. Find out more at redeemerlondon.org

In the second of our Advent preaches for this year, Pete shares a message from Isaiah 35, encouraging us to be reminded of the way that Jesus comes to redeem and restore us, and that he promises to call us home to dwell with him for eternity. Join us next week at UWL at 10:30am for our annual Christmas family service, and again in the evening at 6pm for our Carol Service!

In the first of our two Advent preaches, Pete shares with us from Isaiah 7, teaching us how it points to Jesus as Immanuel - God with Us. Join us again next week as we continue this series, and don't forget to come and celebrate Christmas with us at our Carol Service on Sunday 17th of December at 6pm!

In the final preach in our latest series on 1 Corinthians, Pete looks at chapter 13, and its reminder to us that whatever we do, if we do not have love, we are like a clanging cymbal!Join us next week as we begin our Advent series - The Messiah in Isaiah.

In this special bonus episode of the Redeemer London Podcast we hear from Toby as he shares a message at our Evening Service, reminding us of our calling to be on Gospel Mission Together. We would love for you to join us at our Evening Service if you haven't already, you'll find us at The Hub in Ealing Broadway, every Sunday at 6:30pm.Next week we will be sharing food together as part of our Sunday Suppers, which take place on the last Sunday of every month.

This week at our Sunday morning service we were joined by Matt Hosier, who leads both Gateway Church Poole and also Advance UK, the tribe of churches of which we are part. Matt encouraged us from the book of Romans to step out in boldness across two frontiers of the gospel - The Ends of the Earth and The Depths of our Hearts.Join us again next week as we finish off our latest series on 1 Corinthians.

In our latest message as part of our Spiritual Gifts preaching series, Pete encourages us to seek the gift of tongues, both for the encouragement of the church but also for our own personal building up and edification. Join us next week as we hear from guest preacher Matt Hosier.

In the latest message in our series on the Spiritual Gifts, Pete encourages us to expect God to bring healing and miracles in our lives, reminding us that these gifts are not just for special individuals, but should be expected in the lives of all believers.

This week we celebrated baptisms at Redeemer! As we did so, Ross continued our series on the Gifts of the Spirit, preaching about the gift of faith. He encouraged us to trust God, to recognise our weakness and our need of him, and to seek a gift of faith for the difficult circumstances in our lives.Join us every Sunday at 10:30am at UWL and at 6:30pm at The Hub. Our series on the Gifts of the Holy Spirit will continue next week.

In our latest message in our Gifts of the Spirit series, guest preacher Tony Lynch inspires us to eagerly desire the gift of Words of Knowledge, and shares with us some of his experience stepping out in his gifting. We hope you are encouraged to take a step of faith in your own gifting, and to come back next week as we continue to explore the spiritual gifts.

In our second message focusing on 1 Corinthians 12, Pete asks and answers the question - What are the Spiritual Gifts? Encouraging us to step out in the gifting that God has given us, for his glory and for the building up of the body of Christ - the church.

Join us as Pete begins our new preaching series on 1 Corinthians 12 - The Gifts of the Spirit. Today he introduces us to the Holy Spirit and encourages us to pursue unity as the body of Christ.Join us next week as we continue this new series.

In the second message of our series on Ruth, Melissa reminds us that there are no coincidences in the story that God has for our lives, helping us see in the example of Ruth that God is always providing for us, always guiding us, always faithful to us.Join us next Sunday for our next message in this series - The Redeemer Answers.

Ross preaches the final message in our series on Solomon, and challenges us to examine our hearts, while reminding us of the power of God to renew a clean heart in us.