St Helen's Sunday talks podcast

St Helen's Bishopsgate · st-helens.org.uk

One thing matters; taking the time to listen to Jesus. Every week we gather together on Sundays to hear God speak through the Bible. This podcast is a feed of our three English speaking talks from our Sunday services. We are a church based in the heart of the City of London. Visit www.st-helens.org.uk or download our apps on iOS and Android, to access thousands of talks and other resources.

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Episodes 20

The coming King
7d ago · 24:50
What’s the big story being played out in our world? What marks those who have realised this? Psalm 96 shows us why it always makes sense for us to be singing to the Lord, glorifying him, and full of gladness and rejoicing.
The coming King
7d ago · 25:20
What’s the big story being played out in our world? What marks those who have realised this? Psalm 96 shows us why it always makes sense for us to be singing to the Lord, glorifying him, and full of gladness and rejoicing.
Preaching judgement—exasperated by grace
7d ago · 29:00
What happens when the Word of God gets hold of a person — or even an entire city? In Jonah 3, we see the astonishing power of God’s Word as the people of Nineveh turn from their evil ways and discover God’s mercy. But we also see that Jonah’s heart has not fully changed. As we explore repentance, judgement and grace, we’re reminded that Jesus is the One greater than Jonah, who took our judgement upon Himself so that we can know forgiveness and new life.
Preaching judgement—exasperated by grace
7d ago · 29:00
What happens when the Word of God gets hold of a person — or even an entire city? In Jonah 3, we see the astonishing power of God’s Word as the people of Nineveh turn from their evil ways and discover God’s mercy. But we also see that Jonah’s heart has not fully changed. As we explore repentance, judgement and grace, we’re reminded that Jesus is the One greater than Jonah, who took our judgement upon Himself so that we can know forgiveness and new life.
The Hidden King
14d ago · 30:07
When the world looks out of control, it's easy to doubt that Jesus is reigning. In Psalm 89, God's amazing promises to David look like they've gone up in smoke. Ethan's prayer gives us permission to cry out to God, both in praise and confusion.
The Hidden King
14d ago · 29:44
When the world looks out of control, it's easy to doubt that Jesus is reigning. In Psalm 89, God's amazing promises to David look like they've gone up in smoke. Ethan's prayer gives us permission to cry out to God, both in praise and confusion.
Calling out to God—experiencing grace
14d ago · 27:39
Jonah 2 may feel like the least relatable part of this remarkable book: from the belly of a big fish, Jonah praises the Lord for saving him from a near-death experience. Actually, it turns out it is far more relatable than we might have imagined. As we eavesdrop on Jonah and hear how God rescued him, we are reminded of our own experience of grace. For anyone dulled to the wonder of grace, this striking prayer is designed to help us marvel afresh.
Calling out to God—experiencing grace
14d ago · 27:39
Jonah 2 may feel like the least relatable part of this remarkable book: from the belly of a big fish, Jonah praises the Lord for saving him from a near-death experience. Actually, it turns out it is far more relatable than we might have imagined. As we eavesdrop on Jonah and hear how God rescued him, we are reminded of our own experience of grace. For anyone dulled to the wonder of grace, this striking prayer is designed to help us marvel afresh.
The perfect King
21d ago · 25:59
God has established Jesus as King and Lord of all—but why would we want to submit to him? Psalm 72 shows how wonderful it is to be in Jesus' perfect kingdom, so that we long that he would rule over us and everyone we know.
The perfect King
21d ago · 25:59
God has established Jesus as King and Lord of all—but why would we want to submit to him? Psalm 72 shows how wonderful it is to be in Jesus' perfect kingdom, so that we long that he would rule over us and everyone we know.
Running from God—seeing grace
21d ago · 30:10
Most Christians would say they believe in God's grace—but what if we've understood it far less deeply than we realise? In the opening chapter of Jonah, we meet a prophet who has experienced God's grace yet runs from God's will, exposing how easy it is for our lives to be out of step with what we profess to believe. This sermon explores God's relentless, gracious pursuit of rebellious people and invites us to discover what it really means to grasp the grace of God.
Running from God—seeing grace
21d ago · 30:10
Most Christians would say they believe in God's grace—but what if we've understood it far less deeply than we realise? In the opening chapter of Jonah, we meet a prophet who has experienced God's grace yet runs from God's will, exposing how easy it is for our lives to be out of step with what we profess to believe. This sermon explores God's relentless, gracious pursuit of rebellious people and invites us to discover what it really means to grasp the grace of God.
The universal King
28d ago · 28:03
The world may reject God's rule, but Psalm 2 reminds us that Jesus is the true King, appointed by God to reign over all nations. While humanity rebels against him, God is never threatened by opposition—his Son will rule with justice and power. The psalm ends with a gracious invitation: 'Blessed are all who take refuge in him.' Explore what it means to submit to Christ's kingship and find true security and blessing in him.
The universal King
28d ago · 28:03
The world may reject God's rule, but Psalm 2 reminds us that Jesus is the true King, appointed by God to reign over all nations. While humanity rebels against him, God is never threatened by opposition—his Son will rule with justice and power. The psalm ends with a gracious invitation: 'Blessed are all who take refuge in him.' Explore what it means to submit to Christ's kingship and find true security and blessing in him.
God’s king shows mercy
28d ago · 30:24
Zechariah is quoted more than any other in the passion narratives. His anticipation of the Shepherd who will be struck by God’s sword, and of the ‘one whom they have pierced’ explains why. These chapters enable us to make sense of the central place of the death of Jesus in the Christian faith.
God’s king shows mercy
28d ago · 30:24
Zechariah is quoted more than any other in the passion narratives. His anticipation of the Shepherd who will be struck by God’s sword, and of the ‘one whom they have pierced’ explains why. These chapters enable us to make sense of the central place of the death of Jesus in the Christian faith.
Proceeds
1mo ago · 28:36
Matthew 13 is the kingdom training manual for disciple-scribes: those who've truly found the treasure of the kingdom liquidate everything for it, then give their lives to studying, embodying, and passing on Jesus' words—all while awaiting a final sorting only he can see clearly enough to make.
The greatest treasure
1mo ago · 38:09
Sometimes we don't realise how precious what we have in Jesus is. In these final parables in Matthew 13, Jesus reminds us how precious the kingdom of God is. In light of it's certain future coming, Jesus encourages to bring out our treasure, our understanding of the kingdom, to the world, that all may come to share in it.
God’s king judges (with Q&A)
1mo ago · 45:45
Leadership matters. It is said that we get the leaders we deserve. Zechariah 9–11 form one long reflection, and prophecy, about God’s leadership and human leadership. God’s true leader is despised and valued at less than the price of a slave. As we reject God’s leader, we are not left in a vacuum…we are given over to abject leadership.
God’s king judges (with Q&A)
1mo ago · 45:45
Leadership matters. It is said that we get the leaders we deserve. Zechariah 9–11 form one long reflection, and prophecy, about God’s leadership and human leadership. God’s true leader is despised and valued at less than the price of a slave. As we reject God’s leader, we are not left in a vacuum…we are given over to abject leadership.

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