Sunday Sermons - Reality Church London

This Sunday we started a new sermon series called 'Church Alive'. We looked at Acts 1: 1-11 where we saw that one of the reasons the early church was alive, was because of their rock-solid confidence that Jesus was alive. Listen to this sermon as we continue to learn to become a church alive for the glory of God.

This Sunday we concluded our sermon series on Habakkuk, ‘Trusting God When Life is Hard.’ These past few weeks we saw that Habakuk was writing at a time of incredible suffering. His message helps us to become individuals and a church that trusts God, when life his hard. As we look at Habakkuk chapter 3, we’ll see why Habakkuk offers a song-prayer to God in the midst of his fear and sadness.

This Sunday we heard from guest preacher Girma Bishaw. We looked at 1 Corinthians 3 and 4. In the presence of wrong and evil or when facing difficulties, our minds can be overwhelmed with all kinds of negative thoughts. How can we see God's goodness and overflow with thankfulness in all circumstances? Can we learn how have a heart of gratitude.?

This Sunday we continued our sermon series through the book of Habakkuk. We looked at Habakkuk ‘In the Waiting Room’. As we got into Scripture together, we explored waiting on God and living by faith.

This Sunday we began a new sermon series: Trusting God When Life is Hard. Habakkuk was a prophet to God’s people during a time in which there was a crisis of faith. God seemed to be absent, and then, when God did show up, the situation seemed even bleaker. As we look at Habakkuk 1, we’ll see why it’s safe—even encouraged—to bring your doubts, frustrations, and hard questions to God.

On this first Sunday of the year, we looked at John 1:1-18 and explored how we can walk in the fulness of grace and truth of Jesus in 2022. Listen to this sermon where we are thought what it means to live a New Year full of grace.

This Sunday, which is the day after Christmas, we explored Philippians 3: 10-17.As we leave Christmas behind and face a new year we could ask ourselves: What does it mean to live in light of Christmas?Hearing the divine revelation that is Christmas, now experiencing a divine renovation in our lives through God’s word, we can hope for divine renovation.Listen to this sermon as we explore how we can pursue personal renovation in Christ.

This Sunday, we continued our advent series looking at the book of Isaiah. Isaiah 61 plays a significant role in the life of Jesus as he began his public ministry. This passage is about what Isaiah looked forward to and promised: the Lord’s anointed servant who would bring good news to the broken, joy for the mourning, dignity for the disgraced. Listen to this sermon as we explore how the birth of Jesus is fulfilment of a promise and how His proclamation brings freedom to those in bondage.

On this special service day with choir and carols, we focused on the core of the Christmas message, looking at this classic text from Luke 2. The birth of Jesus is good news of great joy for everyone, everywhere. Listen to this sermon as we explore how the birth of Jesus is good news that can bring joy into your heart.

Today was the second week of Advent, and we looked at the great promise of Isaiah 35: your God will come. Isaiah saying that there is joy that is possible even through the most challenging and heartbreaking moments of your life. This kind of joy is the craving of every human heart. The promise of God's presence enables us to live with hope, with expectancy, that no matter what we're going through, this joy is possible. Listen to this sermon as we explore how to experience this fullness of joy that God seeks to bring, because of Jesus.