Sermons – St Giles

Psalm 45:6. Jesus reigns as king over an eternal kingdom.

John 1:1-5, 9. Jesus is the eternal Word who comes as light to dispel our darkness.

Deuteronomy 14:22-29. We give much because we’ve been given much.

1 Corinthians 9; 2 Corinthians 8:1-9. God’s grace is demonstrated through the sacrificial generosity of his people.

Proverbs 28:22. Wealth is a great gift, but a deadly idol.

Matthew 6:19-21. Our approach to money indicates whether our hearts are set on earthly or heavenly treasures.

Malachi 1:6. We must honour God with all we’ve been given.

Matthew 25:14-30. We are stewards entrusted with much. How should this affect our use of money?

Deuteronomy 10:14. All things belong to God, yet he chose to set us apart for himself. How should we respond to this confession?

Psalm 24:1-2; Luke 16:10-13. All we have belongs to God and was given to us for his service.

Genesis 39:1-6. The call to stewardship is a gift from God.

Luke 19:11-27. Whilst we await the Lord’s return, he calls us to faithfully steward all we’ve been entrusted with.

Psalm 146:8. The Lord upholds the weary and opens the eyes of the blind.

Luke 18:35-19:10. What does it mean to receive Jesus?

Daniel 4:35. God is sovereign over all things. This should both humble us and lead us to worship. 

Luke 18:15-34. Those who seek eternal life must confess their sin and come to the Saviour.

Ezra 9:6. God’s word not only calls us to humble repentance, but it also shows us how.

Luke 18:1-14. In these two parables, Jesus shows us two ways we relate to God.

Zechariah 9:14. The Lord himself will descend as deliverer and judge. For believers, this is a great cause for joy.

Luke 17:20-37. The kingdom of God is coming; and is already here.