Standalone

When we come to God we remember that He is a good Father. The moment we turn our heart to God and talk to Him, He draws near to hear us. In this sermon, Daniel reminds us that God likes to delight in us, and that when we approach Him we should so with child-like faith.

It can often feel like a daunting task to share your faith with others. In this sermon Daniel lays out ways that we can simply and naturally share the gospel with those around us.

In this sermon, Daniel exhorts us to share the gospel boldly, to do it simply by being confident in our personality and speaking the truth of the gospel plainly.

In this sermon, Daniel talks through our five priorities for every follower of Jesus at Trinity Church London. He talks through how we are abiding in Christ, building the church, proclaiming the gospel, blessing the city, and serving the nations.

Come and See! So many times we fret about how to tell others about the good news of Jesus, but often a simple invitation to ‘come and see’ is enough. Jesus is the one who initiates the encounter with people and brings transformation. Let us be a people who simply invite people to ‘come and see’, and watch Jesus work through our obedience.

In this sermon Richard reminds us that our faith hinges on the resurrection of Jesus. Because Jesus rose from the dead we can walk in confidence knowing that every promise of God had been fulfilled in Him.

Jesus spoke about money several times, because He knew that money is the chief competitor for our affections and our hearts. In this sermon Daniel talks about how we can deal with our money appropriately, submitting all we have to Jesus, and finding freedom in doing so.

In this teaching, Richard explores the biblical understanding of the role of Deacons, and what it means to serve as a Deacon within the church.

This sermon looks at the 3 responses to Jesus’ birth in Matthew 2:1-12.

Drawing from the events surrounding the birth of Jesus in Matthew 1:18-25, Jackie talks about the complexities of making decisions. Concluding that we have a decision to make on how to respond to Jesus.