One Box Life, Endless Wealth | 1 Timothy 6:6-10 | Pete Snow
This Christmas season, Pete Snow challenges us to rethink what real wealth looks like. Using the powerful contrast between Ebenezer Scrooge and Tiny Tim, Pete calls Christian leaders—and the Church—to embrace contentment, flee from greed, and rediscover generosity that can truly change the world. A timeless message rooted in the Apostle Paul’s warning in 1 Timothy 6:6–10: the treasure that lasts isn’t in what we own—but in who owns us.If God is your Father and the Gospel your treasure, you already carry the wealth you can never lose.🎄 Big Idea: Godliness + contentment = great gain. Greed + time = many griefs. 📦 Challenge: We end life with one box—so live for treasure with no limits.
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The Bread We’re Really Hungry For | John 6 | Revd Tom Watts
Most of us feel two hungers: the surface hunger for comfort, ease, pleasure, and control — and the far deeper hunger beneath it. In this sermon on John 6, Tom Watts shows how Jesus exposes our obsession with “food that spoils” and reveals Himself as the Bread of Life — the only One who can satisfy our deepest needs, sustain us to the end, and give life beyond death.💬 “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry.” — John 6:35Tom unpacks what it means to feed on Christ by faith, how the miracle of manna pointed forward to Jesus, and why we so often settle for “the van of death” when the feast of eternal life is offered to us freely.Whether you’re exploring Christianity or serving in full-time ministry, this message speaks directly to our misplaced appetites and calls us back to the true Bread that gives life to the world.🙌 About Tom Watts:Tom Watts serves as an Associate Teacher at Oak Hill College, where he trains future ministry leaders in biblical theology, particularly in our Anglican stream. He is also the Senior Minister at St John’s Downshire Hill in London, a church known for expository Bible teaching and gospel-centred discipleship. Tom is widely appreciated for his clarity, warmth, and ability to connect deep theological truths to the everyday struggles of the Christian life.⏱️ Chapters:00:00 – Two hungers: surface and deep 00:25 – Jesus feeds the 5,000 and walks on water 02:00 – “I AM”: Jesus reveals His divine identity 03:20 – The crowd seeks bread that spoils 04:16 – “What must we do?” — misunderstanding Jesus 05:12 – The only work that matters: believe 05:59 – The crowd demands another sign 06:22 – Manna as a pointer to the true bread 07:06 – “Always give us this bread” — still thinking physically 08:01 – Treating Jesus as a personal assistant 09:14 – Food that spoils will always disappoint 10:18 – “I am the bread of life” — what Jesus really claims 11:16 – Bread as survival, not luxury 12:12 – Jesus as the One who gets us to eternal life 12:52 – Grumbling: “We know His parents!” 13:23 – The bread that gives life forever 13:49 – Life comes through His death 14:13 – Eating His flesh? Understanding the metaphor 15:17 – Feeding equals believing 16:13 – Feeding on Christ by faith 16:48 – The Lord’s Supper and John 6 17:42 – Feeding on Christ daily, not just at communion 18:13 – Repentance: turning from food that spoils 19:00 – Seeking approval, legacy, or ministry success 19:24 – Bread of life versus bread that spoils 19:48 – The Van of Life vs. the Van of Death illustration 21:20 – “What are we doing standing at the van of death?” 22:08 – Jesus promises to keep us to the end 22:32 – Closing reflection and prayer📖 Scripture Reference:John 6:25–59✝️ #Tags:#BreadOfLife #TomWatts #John6 #ChristianSermon #GospelTeaching #FaithInChrist #JesusIsEnough #OakHillCollege #StJohnsDownshireHill #BibleTeaching #ExpositoryPreaching #ChristianMotivation #EternalLife #HungryForGod
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It’s Not Lunchtime — It’s Harvest Time | John 4:27-42 | Richard Leadbeater
In this powerful message from John 4, Richard Leadbeater reminds us that while we’re often distracted by the temporary, Jesus calls us to see the eternal. It’s not lunchtime — it’s harvest time.God is at work in His world, reaping a harvest of people — and He invites us to be part of it. Like the Samaritan woman, unlikely yet chosen, we’re called to lift our eyes, see the fields, and join the Father’s business of bringing people into His kingdom.💬 “Open your eyes and look at the fields; they’re ripe for harvest.” — John 4:35If you’ve ever wondered what God is doing in the world, and what you’re meant to be doing with your life, this message will both challenge and encourage you.🙌 About Richard Leadbeater:Richard Leadbeater serves as the Senior Pastor for Dundonald Church in Raynes Park and is passionate about training and equipping Christians to share the gospel clearly and courageously. A former professional footballer turned pastor, Richard brings warmth, humour, and deep biblical insight to his preaching — helping believers see the beauty of Christ and the urgency of His mission.⏱️ Chapters:00:00 – Introduction & Prayer 00:30 – “What do you do?” and God’s work in the world02:00 – Jesus reveals the Father’s harvesting work 05:00 – The Samaritan woman: an unlikely sower 08:00 – New believers make bold evangelists 10:10 – It’s not lunchtime, it’s harvest time 13:40 – Jesus’ mission and the finished work on the cross 15:00 – Stop focusing on food, start seeing the fields 17:00 – Sowers and reapers: everyone plays a part 18:40 – Organise your life around eternity 19:30 – The world’s Saviour revealed 22:00 – The privilege and priority of God’s work 25:00 – What do you do? You work in God’s harvest field 25:50 – Closing prayer📖 Scripture Reference:John 4:27–42✝️ #Tags:#OpenYourEyes #HarvestTime #FaithInAction #JesusSaves #ChristianMotivation #John4 #RichardLeadbeater #GospelTruth #ChurchLife #Discipleship #SermonClip #BibleTeaching #LiveForJesus
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Hope Has A Name | 2 Peter 3:2-14 | Libby Talbot
Hope has a name — and its name is Jesus. In this message, Libby Talbot reflects on our hope as Christians, not only for the future, but something we live out now. Whether you’re waiting for a breakthrough or seeking peace in the present, there’s encouragement here for you. 📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 3:2-14 🔔 If you were encouraged, please Like & Subscribe and feel free to share with someone who needs hope today. Libby Talbot is Vicar of St Stephen’s Church Twickenham in South-West London, with a passion for growing whole-life disciples and equipping the church to reach the wider community. She has served in ministry across a range of contexts for more than two decades. 0:00 – Opening prayer 0:38 – What are you hoping for today? 1:09 – The two-fold Christian hope: now & not yet 3:35 – Are we missing the present? 4:49 – God’s timing is perfect 10:21 – Living out the gospel now 14:24 – Hope in suffering 16:12 – Hope has a Name: Jesus 17:25 – Closing prayer #HopeInJesus #EternityIsNow #LibbyTalbot #StStephensTwickenham #ChristianHope #Discipleship To find out more about Oak Hill College visit: www.oakhill.ac.uk
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The Joy of Becoming Less | John 3:22-30 | Bradley Bell
Bradley Bell from Upstream Collective speaks from John 3:22-30 at Oak Hill College Chapel.
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