Sunday Sermons - Reality Church London

In our second sermon exploring the lives of faith in Hebrews 11. We look at Abraham's example of faith, in believing the future promises of God. We explore how our assurance of the future is the great grounds for our hope and usefulness in the present.

Today we start our new sermon series by looking at the true nature of faith and what it means to live and walk by it. Doing so by exploring the stories of faith found in Hebrews Chapter 11. Join us today as we begin by looking at what faith is not, what faith is, and where faith comes from.

In our final sermon of our series looking at the beginning of John's Gospel account. Pastor Girma looks at the at the lessons we can learn from Jesus cleansing of the temple, and how the radical claim of Jesus that He Himself is the true temple fundamentally transforms our life of prayer and communion with God.

Jesus' first words in John's account are "What are you seeking?" This question is packed with theological significance, Jesus is asking those following him what are there desires, "What do you want, really?" Those following Jesus reply by asking a simple question "Where are you staying?" That is to say, where are you abiding. Join us as we explore the call to just abide with Jesus.

This Sunday marks the start of Epiphany, where the church celebrates Christ’s light shining in the darkness. This sermon will explore the wonder of wonders, that the eternal logos is also the sacrificial lamb who has come to take away the sin of the world.

Jesus perfectly reveals that God is full of both grace and truth. And it's these two realities of God's character that we must daily endeavour to live by. Seeking God's grace and truth fuel and equip us to live our lives worthy of the call of God in Christ.

We apologise for the audio clipping throughout the message In Eugene Peterson’s The Message, he paraphrased this verse by saying, ‘The word became flesh and moved into the neighbourhood’. Christmas is about the eternal Word taking on flesh and getting close, making his home among us so that we could be at home in him.

In our second sermon in our Advent series, we look at the transforming reality that Jesus Christ brings to humanity. The fruit of what Christmas produces is that we can be children of God, In many ways Christmas shows us a fundamental feature of the christian identity.

Throughout this Advent season we will be examining the first chapter of John's gospel. exploring the theology at the heart of Christmas. This week we focus on the staggering fact that at Christmas, Christians affirm that God, in Christ, truly came and became human. This recognition affirms that at the heart of ultimate reality, is a relational Person, who has come to shine a light in the dark.

We all worship something, and worship is formational. Today Pastor Dave Lomas, teaching pastor at Reality SF, comes to teach us about the ultimate priority of corporate worship in the life of the church and in the lives of the saints. Worship reorients us to the ultimate reality of the cosmos, a reality thats is based on a three times holy God and a lion and lamb, who is worthy to receive all glory and praise.