Sermons from Philip Street Chapel Bristol

In this sermon, church member, Tim Howlett draws crucial links between love for God, love for the lost and love for God's people as the outworking of God's law in our lives. Finally he shows how Christ exemplifies this love in his perfect holiness.

In this sermon, Pastor Neil Todman preaches from Jesus teaching about prayer in the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus tells us that hearts full of pride, manipulation, and unforgiveness will keep us from God, but hearts full of devotion and dependence will enable us to draw near to our Father in heaven.

Right in the middle of the first five books sits The Day of Atonement. James Newton takes us into this crucial chapter of the bible, and helps us to appreciate our saviour: the better tabernacle, better sacrifice, and better priest.

Will we be'Big-Cheque Givers', giving to feel good about ourselves, or will we give secretly? From Matthew 6:1-4, Sam unpacks Jesus' challenging teaching on giving, finishing with a word about rewards in heaven.

As we start Leviticus as our RBT book of the month, Sam takes us through an overview of the book. Leviticus is all about entering the presence of a holy God, and Leviticus shows us how that's possible The evening concluded with a guide to interpreting Old Testament Laws.You can access the handout here: https://www.philipstreet.org.uk/main/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Leviticus-Handout.pdfDo check out the bible project Leviticus video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJ-FekWUZzE

In this sermon, Pete Foster (PSC elder) shows us the heights Jesus wants to take us to in our love and holiness, and also the means of grace that can take us there. Challenging and encouraging!

In this podcast Pastor Neil Todman tackles some tricky questions as we've been reading through Matthew's gospel as a church this month. They include: Who are the eunuchs? Why does Jesus curse a fig tree? Who is the man with no wedding clothes? What are the keys given to Peter? Why didn't Jesus return during the disciples lifetime?

Elder and Trainee Pastor, Sam Pibworth, opens up Jesus' teaching on anger and murder, showing how instead of destroying life Jesus' disciples will value all life.