A tabernacle sermon that turns the bread of the presence into an invitation.
This sermon stays locked on the tabernacle as the place God prepared to dwell with his people, pressing the question of how a holy God could live among an unholy people.

Pastoral Bible teaching from church life.
Community Church Putney Sermons carries the sound of preaching and short devotional teaching from a church setting. Its messages move patiently from everyday illustrations into Exodus, Ephesians, Corinthians, and Proverbs, asking how faith should shape worship, work, service, and ordinary obedience.
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Community Church Putney Sermons is a stream of Christian preaching and devotional teaching rooted in the rhythms of a congregation. The sound is not polished into a studio show. It keeps the room in the recording. A speaker welcomes visitors, asks for Bibles to be opened, jokes about the weather or the gap at the front, then turns toward a passage and stays with it. Recent sermons have centered on the series I Will Dwell Among Them, tracing God's plan for his presence among his people through Exodus and the tabernacle. The teaching explains the tent of meeting, the ark, the bread of the presence, Moses, Israel's rebellion, and the movement from distance to access through Jesus. It is patient. It repeats what matters. The speakers often begin with something familiar, such as a wedding, a marquee, a family scene, or a tape measure, then use that image to make a theological point clearer. Other episodes work through stewardship, eternal reward, godly work, and Ephesians' picture of spiritual strength. The devotional entries are shorter and more focused, drawing from Ephesians, Colossians, Proverbs 31, and reflections on serving God in ordinary work. Across the excerpts, the emphasis is consistent: God's presence is meant to shape the church, worship, daily labor, repentance, and service. The tone is pastoral rather than detached. It invites reflection, but it also challenges. Sin, guilt, shame, forgiveness, reward, obedience, and wholehearted service are treated as practical matters, not abstract doctrines. The preaching regularly lands in prayer, worship, and a call to respond to God. For listeners who want Bible teaching that feels close to congregational life, it offers careful scripture explanation with warmth, repetition, and direct application.
Made for: For Christians who want sermon-length teaching, scripture read closely, and practical application for worship, work, repentance, and service. It also suits listeners exploring church preaching in a warm Christian register.
What sets it apart: The show keeps the feel of the gathered congregation: audience responses, everyday illustrations, pastoral prayer, and long-form scripture exposition remain part of the experience. Its recent teaching ties tabernacle imagery, stewardship, and daily work to the ordinary life of faith.
Inspirational preaching and Bible teaching
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · August 2026
A church-sermon archive that turns Ephesians, Exodus, and stewardship teaching into practical Christian formation.
Community Church Putney Sermons belongs firmly in Christian preaching within Religion & Spirituality. The archive is built around Bible-in-hand teaching, with sermons moving from Ephesians 4 to Exodus' tabernacle instructions to 1 Corinthians on stewardship.
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A tabernacle sermon that turns the bread of the presence into an invitation.
This sermon stays locked on the tabernacle as the place God prepared to dwell with his people, pressing the question of how a holy God could live among an unholy people.
A steady sermon that traces God's desire to dwell with his people through holiness and atonement.
Jem's sermon follows the tabernacle story with a steady hand. It keeps the main line clear: a holy God wants to dwell with a sinful people, and the golden calf, the tent outside the camp, and the Ark's cover all move toward that promise.
A warm, practical opening about God dwelling among his people.
This sermon opens a new series with a plainspoken focus on God dwelling among his people and what that presence asks of the congregation. It stays grounded in listening, obedience, and unity, and the tabernacle gives the theme something concrete to rest on instead of leaving it…

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This sermon from Community Church Putney focuses on Ephesians chapter 4, exploring practical applications for Christian living.
This devotional episode concludes a series on Jesus' last words from the Gospel of John, focusing on restoration.
This sermon from Ephesians focuses on redeeming time by distinguishing between chronos (passing time) and kairos (meaningful moments), encouraging wise living and spiritual fulfillment.
This sermon introduces a study on Ephesians 4:7-13, focusing on why Jesus gives gifts to the church and who receives them.
The sermon opens with a joke about Taylor Swift's wedding and quickly turns to God's own invitation.
Jem continues the series by returning to God's desire to dwell with his people.
Nev opens a new series called I Will Dwell Among Them and roots it in Exodus 25:1-9.
Matt, a leader at Community Church Putney, closes the church's stewardship series with a sermon on 1 Corinthians 3:10-15 titled 'Living for Eternal Reward.' He teaches that faithful stewardship of time, talents, and treasure, built on the foundation of Christ, earns eternal reward, while wasted stewardship, described as 'wood, hay, or straw,' is burned away at judgment like a house fire.
This episode is a sermon focusing on Ephesians 6:10-17, exploring the armor of God as a way to be strong and stand firm in faith, while also discussing upcoming church events like a 150th celebration and stewardship series.
This devotional explores the biblical promise of reward for serving God wholeheartedly in work, drawing from Ephesians and Colossians.
This devotional episode explores how to approach work with a godly attitude by drawing inspiration from the Proverbs 31 Woman and Ephesians 6:7-8.
This devotional episode explores how all work, regardless of setting, can be an opportunity to serve God, using Ephesians 6:7-8 and examples like students and factory workers to illustrate this principle.
This devotional episode explores how Christians should approach work with sincerity as an act of worship, based on Ephesians 6:5-6.
This sermon explores God's design for work based on the book of Ephesians, emphasizing its importance in Christian life and spiritual growth.
This episode is a sermon on Ephesians chapter 5, focusing on spiritual awakening and alertness with the theme 'Wake Up Sleeper'.
This episode is a sermon focusing on Ephesians chapter 4, discussing how Christians should live by putting off the old self and putting on the new self as an application of biblical doctrine.