City Hope London

A sermon celebrating the resurrection of Jesus and exploring its meaning for believers, seekers, and sceptics today.

A sermon series exploring the relationships of those who walked with Jesus, focusing on how to relate to Jesus and each other as a church.

A sermon at City Hope London encouraging listeners to actively engage with the Holy Spirit rather than passively observe.

In this sermon from City Hope London, Bongai Jinguri preaches on James 4:1-10, focusing on wisdom against pride.

This is the final sermon in the 'Conversations with Jesus' series from City Hope London, focusing on Jesus's encounter with Thomas in John 20.

A sermon on Jesus and his mother Mary, delivered on Mothering Sunday, exploring family and church family dynamics.

Chris Nicholson frames Acts 17 in Athens around Paul's encounter with a city he says was crowded with idols.

City Hope London’s "Consider Him" series turns to Luke 24 and the walk to Emmaus, using the disciples’ seven-mile trip from Jerusalem as a frame for disappointment, unbelief, and recognition.

City Hope London’s sermon by Chris Nicholson centers on Jesus in Gethsemane, where Matthew 26 is read and Jesus says, “my soul is crushed with grief to the point of death.” The sermon links that scene to Holy Week, the Last Supper, and the question of why Jesus says three times, “if there is any other way, take this cup from me.” It also develops the idea that Peter, James, and John were told to “stay here and keep watch with me,” but they fell asleep, turning companionship into part of the message.

City Hope London’s “Consider Him...The Last Supper by Rebecca Whittlesea” links Exodus 12, the plague of the firstborn, and Jesus’ Passover meal in Mark 14.

Sarah Gelli preaches on being empowered by the Holy Spirit for mission, urging deeper spiritual engagement.

A sermon on Acts 8 about the holiness of the Holy Spirit, focusing on the Samaritan revival and the importance of receiving the Spirit.

Chris Nicholson preaches at City Hope London on the "empowering presence of the Holy Spirit," reading Acts 1, Luke 24, and Ephesians 5 as one theme.

Paul Brown's City Hope London sermon on Romans 8:7-17 centers on the move from "indwelling sin" to "the indwelling of the Spirit," using a 50 million pound inheritance illustration to frame the change.

Matt Partridge speaks about building a relationship with the Holy Spirit and how it affects daily life and church community.