Sermons from Philip Street Chapel Bristol

In this sermon PSC elder, Alan Mann, shows how Jesus' answers to questions about fasting and the Sabbath reveal more about Him than his opponents had bargained for. Jesus is the God whom we are seeking. Jesus is the One who can give us true rest. Jesus is the God who says to his people, "I love you!"

In this sermon, Sam brings us face to face with Doctor Jesus, who came not only to heal people's bodies or bring people back from social disgrace, but to deal with the biggest problem in all our lives: sin. Sam shows how Jesus, as the Son of Man, has the authority to forgive our sins and bring us back into a right relationship with the Living God.

In this episode Neil Todman (Pastor at Philip Street Chapel) looks at the opening five interactions between Jesus and his disciples, what each of those stories revealed about the power and priorities of Jesus, and how they have our discipleship today.

In a powerful sermon, Pete Foster- one of the elders at Philip Street Chapel- introduces us to John the Baptist and his role in heralding the arrival of God's long awaited King. Pete shows us some of the paradoxes around Jesus coming- he was expected, yet unexpected; he was all-powerful and sinless, yet identified with humanity in all our weaknesses and failings; he was the King of Kings, yet lived as one of us. Best of all Pete explains how through Jesus we can be beloved children of the living God and know that we have a Father in heaven who delights in us. Simply, this is too good to be missed.

The final verses of the old testament end with a curse. How do we respond to that? How do we look forward to the only one who can put an end to that curse? Sam Pibworth preaches from the final chapter in our series in Malachi.

In our evening series through the book of Malachi, Sam Pibworth preaches from the last 2 disputations on what it looks like to enjoy God's blessing?

This Morning, Derek Cleeve opens up another parable for us - the Unmerciful Servant - and speaks about the importance of having our sins forgiven.

In this one-off sermon, Simon Dowland (senior pastor at Headley Park Church) challenges us to examine our lives to see if we are growing in Christ. He then looks at how our new birth in Christ gives us new desires which we can grow in as our new mind is renewed in the image of Christ.