Sunday Sermons - Reality Church London

Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus as he appears to his closest friends and disciples following his resurrection, We see how their confused disappointment experience fresh revelation and turns to praise and worship.

This week we continue our Easter series and explore the story of Peter's denial of Jesus in the moments leading up to the crucifixion.

This week we begin our series over easter by looking at Jesus' institution of the New Covenant and it's sign; the Lord's Supper.

In our final sermon in this series, Pastor Mike explores why we did this series in the first place. It is not merely for people to think more about friendship, or try to make friends. But it’s to find friends who will help us grow together. The whole point of this series is building friendships whereby we can grow together in drawing closer to Christ.

This week Pastor Mike examines how the work of Christ radically unifies those who were once far-off and hostile toward one another and forms them into a diverse-and-united community.

This week Pastor Mike explores the importance of bearing one another's burdens and gospel-centered confrontation and confession.

This week Pastor Mike explores the importance of integrity in our friendships and relationships. In a world that values our own fickle desires more than our word; integrity has been diminished, and yet, it should be an indelible mark of the Christian life.

A look at the radical, God-centered friendship of David and Jonathan. Short scenes of rivalry, jealousy, and surprising loyalty from a prince to a shepherd. Three practical principles of love, covenant commitment, and sacrificial action are highlighted. The narrative is framed as a foreshadowing of Christlike friendship and invites practical steps for deeper, faithful relationships.

This week Pastor Efrem Buckle from Ecclesia Church in Lewisham explores how Jesus commissions friendship as he empowers the disciples to take the gospel out to the whole world.

In our second talk exploring friendship in the Bible we see how Jesus sets the example to his disciples. In doing so, Jesus counters our cultural emphasis on transactional friendships and contends that our relationships must be characterised by self-sacrifice in order to actually flourish.