Reading Family Church

A speaker at Together Weekend 2025 discusses the concept of revival as both inner and community transformation, using the Welsh revival as an example.

A church speaker introduces a sermon on the Ten Commandments from Exodus, discussing cultural attitudes toward rules.

This episode explains the purpose and practice of Psalms of Lament, using Psalm 13 as an example to show how they help believers hold together pain and trust in God.

Tom asks the congregation what the most valuable thing they've ever held is, leading into a discussion about the Bible's value.

A church service reading and reflection on the biblical account of Jesus' resurrection on Easter Sunday.

Scott of Reading Family Church uses Palm Sunday and Holy Week to examine Jesus as a “confounding king” whose actions contradict expectations of political liberation.

Reading Family Church intern Mitch examines Matthew 20:29-34 through Jesus’ question, “What do you want from me?”, and contrasts immediate requests with deeper needs.

A youth speaker uses the story of Bartimaeus to encourage listeners to move towards Jesus despite internal and external pressures.

Reading Family Church's "Don't Be Afraid" returns to Exodus 1 after the burning bush, the plagues, the Passover, the Red Sea, and the Ten Words.

["Sir Robert Stopford's line about being \"half-starved\" but still \"with Nelson\" frames the sermon's central claim that Israel's real reward in Exodus is God's presence.", "The preacher says Exodus spends about 16 chapters on rescue and about 15 chapters on the tabernacle, the tent where God says he will \"live among them\" in Exodus 25 and 29.", "Exodus 40 then creates the tension: the cloud fills the tabernacle, Moses cannot enter, and the curtain marks a real boundary because of sin.", "The closing move uses John 1, Revelation, Hebrews, and a J.D.

Reading Family Church's sermon "Now Show Me Your Glory" examines Moses's request in Exodus 33-34 after Israel worships a golden calf.

A speaker at Reading Family Church shares personal stories and introduces a sermon on walking with the Spirit from Galatians 5.

A speaker at Together Weekend 2025 invites attendees to explore the concept of revival as both inner and community transformation, using the Welsh revival as an example.