Sermons from Philip Street Chapel Bristol

In this sermon- as we read Nehemiah as part of RBT, PSC elder Pete Foster looks at the passion, the prayer and the practical actions of Nehemiah and shows how the heart of this ancient Israelite leader is the same as the heart of Christ.

In the second sermon in our "Finishing Well" series from Paul's second letter to Timothy, Pastor Neil addresses the link between our suffering as God's people and the advance of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Neil Todman begins with the gospel from Titus 3 and then various people in the church speak to our four values (Community; Christ's commission; Committed Discipleship; and Compassion) as we outline what we hope Christ will do among us and those around us this academic year.

As part of RBT, Pastor Neil Todman gives an overview of Ezra and Nehemiah, pausing over those things we should notice as we make our way through the books.

In this interactive Sunday evening teaching session, Pastor Neil Todman reminds the church of where Ezra and Nehemiah fit into the story of the Old Testament, why exile happened, and why God's people were confident exile would come to an end.

In the launch of our new series "Finishing well", Trainee Pastor and PSC elder, Sam Pibworth contrasts what the world says about a good life and a good death with what Paul says to Timothy as he faces his own death. He reminds Timothy of what will really count in eternity and how that must be seen multi-generationally within the church as the gospel is passed on from an older to a younger generation.

In this masterful exposition of Psalm 100, Derek Cleave- church member at PSC- gives us a protocol for worshipping the LORD. He shows how joy is at the heart of our worship and how and why we should praise our God. This will do your soul good!

In this sermon, Pastor Neil Todman looks at how our words and our lives can glorify Jesus as we seek to show his love to this city.

In this sermon on Psalm 90, Trainee Pastor and PSC elder, Sam Pibworth shows how mind-blowing it is that the everlasting God would invite us into his home. Sam shows the benefits of making God our home; the fatal and eternal consequences of attempting to build our own home; and the impact a life lived for God can make in this world.