11/07/10 - Turning Point Trust; Looking back

No Condemnation Romans 8:1-17 Luke 4:16-24 Rev Nick Grew indicates how to take practical steps to make "No Condemnation" real through setting our minds, giving space to the Spirit and inhabiting our new identity. This sermon was recorded at Holy Trinity Knaphill as part of the Hands Free Service.

The first in a short sermon series on Romans 6 to 10. In this sermon, Rev Nick Grew talks about the meaning of Grace, and what that really means to us.

This is a striking sermon that challenges the entire way that we do 'church'. David uses Acts 11 to show us a model of how to share the good news of the gospel.The implications are huge! Taken with last weeks sermon on Acts 10, and Jo's testimony this week (both available as podcasts from this site)this is God speaking clearly to us in the Parish of Knaphill with Brookwood. This is compelling listening! God is speaking!

Jo Birkby, currently our church administrator is to take up a new role as the Children & Families Worker within our parish. How she came to take up that role is an amazing storey of how God speaks to us. This testimony perfectly links last weeks sermon on Acts 10, and this week's on Acts 11. Really they should be listened to as a series, as series God has put together to speak clearly to us.

Returning to our series on the book of Acts. Rev Nick Grew looks at one of the most significant moments in the history of the church - the transition from Jewish Sect, to the Christian Church - open to all. This is an excellent and challenging sermon. Two questions are key: What is God saying, and what are you, me or we doing about it? The sermon ends with stating that more will follow next week. I for one can not wait! - SB 13/09/10 - update. Well, it was worth the wait. The two podcasts that follow this one should really be trated as one. In these two sermons, and the testimony of Jo and Nick, God is speaking clearly to us at Holy Trinity Church, and St Saviour's. His message is clear to all who hear it, and it is up to us to respond.

Jill Robson talks about how her faith not only sustains her in the workplace, but also took her there in the first place.

Concluding our series on the book of Esther.

Continuing our series on the book of Acts.

Continuing our series on the book of Esther. Includes a recap of the storey so far by Jeremy Watson.