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April 2026
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12th April 2026 - From Disbelief to Proclamation (6m00s)
Exploring the final chapter of Mark, this sermon examines Jesus’ post-resurrection appearances to Mary Magdalene and the Emmaus road disciples. Though the disciples initially doubted these testimonies, Jesus rebuked their unbelief and commissioned them to proclaim the gospel globally. Highlighting the resurrection as the foundation of faith, the message illustrates the transformation of skeptical followers into empowered witnesses sharing the news of Christ's victory over death.
5th April 2026 - The 12 Eggs of the Easter Story (6m20s)
The sermon explores the Easter narrative, from Jesus’ humble entry into Jerusalem to the Last Supper and his betrayal in Gethsemane. Despite being innocent, Jesus endured torture and crucifixion to pay for human sin. His death ripped the temple curtain, removing the barrier between God and humanity. The resurrection confirms Jesus is alive, offering everyone a personal relationship with God and eternal hope.
3rd April 2026 - The Glory of the Cross (6m15s)
This Good Friday sermon presents the cross as a reality where "heaven's love and heaven's justice meet". Recounting the crucifixion, it highlights Jesus’ abandonment and the tearing of the temple curtain, which provides universal access to God. Despite mockery, witnesses like the Roman centurion recognised Jesus as the Son of God. Ultimately, the cross serves as a "ladder up to heaven" and a place of refuge for the faithful.
2nd April 2026 - From Passover to Redemption (6m15s)
Maundy Thursday marks when Jesus transformed the traditional Passover into a new covenant. He replaced animal sacrifices with His own body and blood for universal redemption. This sacrifice cleanses from sin, provides protection, and fosters fellowship with God. As all have sinned, believers are encouraged to claim this free gift for spiritual restoration and healing in every area of life.
March 2026
29th March 2026 - “Otherments” by Paul (5m30s)
Also on Palm Sunday Paul looked at Jesus' entry into Jerusalem through Psalm 118 and the symbolism of three stones representing praise, Jesus as the cornerstone, and brokenness. Paul highlights that while crowds sought political liberation from Rome, Jesus arrived as the Messiah to offer freedom from the slavery of sin. Reflections conclude by detailing the shift from public acclaim to the crucifixion and the hope of resurrection.
29th March 2026 - Palm Sunday in Numbers and Colours (6m30s)
This sermon examines Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem as King. Through a "numbers and colours" framework, it contrasts the obedience of two disciples, the potential envy of ten others, the hostility of leaders, and the crowd's joyful praise. Jesus’ humble arrival on a colt foreshadows his sacrificial death on the cross for human forgiveness. Ultimately, the message calls for faithful service, inviting us to continue Jesus’ story today.
22nd March 2026 - The Costly Path: Being, Becoming, and Doing Like Jesus (6m50s)
Following Jesus is a lifelong journey of being with Him, becoming like Him, and doing as He did. Based on Mark 9, this path requires humility, encouragement, and self-sacrifice to avoid sin. While salvation is free, true discipleship is costly, demanding daily character growth and being a faithful witness. By prioritising these values, believers reflect Jesus and grow closer to God over time.
15th March 2026 - How Humming Along Builds Community (6m45s)
This sermon links a Mother’s Day tribute to God’s restorative "song of life". Citing Zephaniah 3:17, our speaker describes God rejoicing over people with singing. The Church is urged to move from mere attendance ("coming along") to "humming along" - harmonising with God's song of justice and love in daily life. This shift focuses on building a relational community where individuals connect intentionally with God's ongoing work.
9th March 2026 - The Retreat Report... (6m00s)
The retreat at St. Katherine’s (Henley-on-Thames) focused on "unplugging, recharging, and reconnecting" with God. Through prayer, guest speakers, and reflection, participants explored themes of unity and Christ’s supremacy. A major takeaway was the urgent need to strengthen the church’s collective prayer life. Attendees were challenged to remain rooted in faith and bring these lessons back to the wider fellowship to foster spiritual growth.
8th March 2026 - Dealing with Demons (5m30s)
The sermon explores Mark 5, drawing parallels between the biblical man with an evil spirit and modern mental health struggles. Through personal stories of "madness" and his mother's tragic life, Tony illustrates the isolation and suffering caused by troubled minds. Ultimately, the message highlights Jesus’s deliberate journey to restore the man, offering peace and transformation to all who are weary or burdened by their own afflictions.
1st March 2026 - Mission Impossible Meets Jesus' Desert Temptations (5m30s)
This sermon compares Jesus’s mission to "Mission Impossible," where He rescued humanity by overcoming temptations in the desert. By choosing the path of the cross over self-trust, power, or fame, Jesus restored our relationship with God. Believers are now called to their own mission: saying no to sin and yes to love. Through prayer, forgiveness, and service, they are commissioned to share Jesus’ transformative love with the entire world.
February 2026
22nd February 2026 - Rewiring Your Brain Against Negative Thoughts (6m30s)
This sermon explores discipleship in Romans 12, calling believers to offer themselves as living sacrifices. By continuously renewing their minds, individuals can resist worldly patterns and negative thoughts. Our speaker integrates biblical teaching with scientific insights, explaining that intentional discipleship prevents unintentional conformity to the world. Ultimately, aligning one’s identity and actions with scripture transforms the mind to discern and fulfil God’s perfect will.
15th February 2026 - The Floating Pulpit and the Miraculous Harvest (6m30s)
This sermon examines Jesus’s Parable of the Sower from Mark 4, delivered from a boat to immense crowds. It describes four soils - path, rocky, thorny, and good - symbolising various human responses to God’s word. Despite worldly distractions or hardships, receptive "good soil" yields a miraculous harvest. Peter emphasises that through forgiveness and grace, individuals can find life’s fullness by choosing to listen, accept, and act on spiritual truths.
8th February 2026 - Exploding Wineskins & Sabbath Rules (6m00s)
In this sermon, Brian uses stories from Mark chapter 2 to explore the tension between religious tradition and authentic faith. By examining Jesus’ interactions with the Pharisees regarding fasting and the Sabbath, he shows how rigid rituals can inadvertently distance believers from God’s true intent of mercy and compassion. We are challenged to remain spiritually flexible and open to divine change.
1st February 2026 - Luke the Scientist on Love and Silence (6m30s)
This sermon explores the "Diary of a Disciple" through the Gospel of Luke, focusing on loving neighbours and effective prayer. It highlights the parable of the Good Samaritan, teaching that a "neighbour" includes even the least expected individuals. Our speaker, David, emphasises showing love through time, compassion and humility. Additionally, the service examines the Lord’s Prayer, encouraging believers to view God intimately as "Dad" and to persevere in prayer by asking, seeking, and knocking.
January 2026
25th January 2026 - Building Bush Planes and Remote Prison Ministry (5m00s)
This week we look at Langley Free Church’s missionary history, featuring workers from John & Brigette Pickett to current missionaries Jeff and Cesia, who support Guatemalan ministries. The church partners with various societies, including the Bible Society and MAF, to aid global outreach and translation. Drawing from Mark 2, the message emphasises Jesus’ mission to the marginalised, reinforcing the congregation’s commitment to prayer, financial support, and sharing the Gospel worldwide.
18th January 2026 - Mark’s Gospel is a Whodunit in Reverse (6m30s)
Mark’s Gospel immediately identifies Jesus as the Messiah and Son of God. John the Baptist fulfils prophecy by preparing the way through a message of repentance. At his baptism, Jesus identifies with humanity and receives divine affirmation before facing temptation in the wilderness. Launching his ministry, Jesus proclaims God's kingdom and calls disciples to leave everything and follow him, a challenge that remains relevant for believers today.
11th January 2026 - Why One Biography of Jesus Wasn't Enough (6m00s)
The sermon explains that the four gospels provide a complete picture of Jesus as King, Saviour, Son of Man, and Son of God. Focusing on John, the speaker describes Jesus as the "light and life" who restores humanity's relationship with God. By trusting in Him, believers are reborn as children of God, experiencing His unfailing love and spiritual growth through the Holy Spirit.
4th January 2026 - Travel Light on the Ancient Path (6m00s)