Everyday Church Sermons
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Everyday Church Sermons
God loves London. A lot. So do the people of Everyday Church. We meet every Sunday for services across South London, as well as during the week to spur one another on to follow Jesus every day. Young or old, christian or not too sure, new to town or London born and bred – there is a place for you in...
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Devoted to the Breaking of Bread - Part 1 – Michael Brown
Communion: More Than a Ritual — A Story of Life, Redemption & Hope
In this powerful message from our Devoted series, we explore the deep...
New Ground Sunday Service 2025
The Gospel That Changes Everything
In this powerful New Ground Sunday message, James Silley unpacks the gospel from Colossians 1 — the go...
Devoted to the Fellowship - Part 2 – Sean Hammond
Devoted to the Fellowship (Acts 2:42–47) | Part 2
What does it really mean to be devoted to the fellowship? In this message, we explore how the...
Devoted to the Fellowship - Part 1 – Sean Hammond
Devoted to the Fellowship (Acts 2:42) | Part 1
The early church wasn’t just devoted to teaching and prayer, they were devoted to the fellowship....
Devoted to the Apostles' Teaching - Part 2 – Tim Maton
Devoted to the Apostles’ Teaching (Acts 2:42) | Part 2
What does it really look like to live devoted to the apostles’ teaching today? In this m...
Devoted to the Apostles' Teaching - Part 1 – Tim Maton
Devoted to the Apostles’ Teaching (Acts 2:42) | Part 1
The first church was marked by devotion to God’s Word, community, breaking bread, and pra...
God's Better Story - Q&A Evening
Following on from our God's Better Story series, we held a Q&A Evening to help us ask some questions related to God's Better Story around sex and gend...
Devoted - Introduction – Simon Elliott
Devoted | Acts 2:42–47
What does it look like to be a church full of God’s presence, authentic community, generosity, and daily transformation?...
Vision & Values Refresher – Simon Elliott
Without Vision the People Perish | Proverbs 29:18
Vision isn’t just about looking ahead; it’s about seeing God’s purposes and letting them shape...
Ruth - Chapter 4 – Simon Elliott
In the final chapter of Ruth, we witness the beauty of redemption fully realised. Boaz steps up with integrity and courage, not only securing Ruth’s f...
Ruth - Chapter 3 – Simon Elliott
Bold Faith, Godly Risk & the Hope of Redemption
In one of the most surprising and tender moments in Scripture, Ruth steps into the dark night wi...
Ruth - Chapter 2 – Simon Elliott
Hope in the Margins: A Story of Provision, Protection & God’s Grace
In Ruth chapter 2, hope begins to rise. Ruth sets out to glean, trusting in...
Ruth - Chapter 1 – Simon Elliott
Bitter to Hopeful: When Pain Isn't the End of the Story
Naomi left Bethlehem full and returned empty, grieving and bitter. But even in her lowes...
Ruth - Introduction – Simon Elliott
Why is the story of Ruth, just four short chapters, so important that it’s included in the Bible? Because within one family’s pain, faith, and redempt...
Mark 3:20-35 - Family Matters – Sean Hammond
What if the strongest force in the universe isn’t blood, but belief? In this powerful conclusion to our Mark series (for now), we see Jesus radically...
Mark 3:7-19 - The Jesus Revolution – Tim Maton
Forget political uprisings, this is the revolution that changed the world. In Mark 3, Jesus launches a movement that’s still reshaping lives today. He...
Mark 2:23-3:6 - Sabbath – David Featherstone
What does it mean to truly rest, and why does Jesus challenge the religious rules around the Sabbath? In this message, we explore two powerful moments...
Mark 2:18-22 - Fasting – Freddie Ingle
This message is about fasting, but not in the way you think. It’s not about guilt, rules, or spiritual performance. Through Mark 2, we explore how fas...
Mark 2:1-12 - Healing & Forgiveness – Adam Bream
What’s more amazing — healing or forgiveness? In this message from our Mark series, we explore a powerful moment where Jesus not only heals a paralyze...
Mark 1:35-39 - Prayer – Amanda Featherstone
In this message, we explore how Jesus prayed regularly, relationally, and in both solitude and community — and why He did it. Drawing from Mark 1:35-3...
Mark 1:29-34, 40-45 - Healing – Simon Elliott
Why do some people get healed while others don’t, even when we pray with all our heart? In this honest and hope-filled message, we explore the healing...
Mark 1:21-28 - Demons – Michael Brown
What if the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing us he doesn't exist?
In this powerful message from Mark 1:21-28, we see J...
Mark 1:16-20, 2:13-17 - Calling Disciples – Elisabeth Radtke
In this fourth message, we arrive at a powerful moment in Mark 1:16-20 — the calling of Jesus’ first disciples. It’s here that the beautiful mystery o...
Mark 1:9-15 - Baptism & Temptation – Simon Elliott
In just six powerful verses, Mark reveals the beginning of Jesus’ ministry — from His baptism to His testing in the wilderness, and the launch of His...
Mark 1:1-8 - John the Baptist – Simon Elliott
John the Baptist models true humility. Are we pointing people to ourselves? Or are we pointing them to Jesus? In a world obsessed with platform and vi...
Mark - Introduction – Simon Elliott
We will give ourselves an overview / introduction to Mark's gospel and see why such an overall understanding is helpful. We will ask the standard ques...
Vision & Values - Missional Community - Part 2 – Simon Elliott
The church is meant to be both a gathered people and a scattered or “sent” people. Our goal is to hold all four of these aspects of the Kingdom togeth...
Vision & Values - Missional Community - Part 1 – Simon Elliott
It is within this redemption story in Revelation 21, this meta-narrative, that the church eternal, global, and local, should find its vision and value...
8 Days That Changed The World Devotions - Day 8
Easter Sunday is the most joyful celebration in the Christian faith: the resurrection of Jesus. Death has been defeated, and hope is restored. The emp...
Easter Service – Zac Guy
We have been looking at the ‘8 Days That Changed The World’. The 8 days that culminate with Easter Sunday. We are going to be asking ourselves to cons...
8 Days That Changed The World Devotions - Day 7
Holy Saturday is a day of waiting. The disciples and followers of Jesus were in a place of uncertainty, grief, and confusion. The body of Jesus lay in...
8 Days That Changed The World Devotions - Day 6
On Good Friday, we reflect on the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. When he declared, "It is finished," he meant that the work of salvation wa...
8 Days That Changed The World Devotions - Day 5
Maundy Thursday commemorates the Last Supper, where Jesus washed his disciples' feet, teaching them the way of humble loving service. The act of washi...
8 Days That Changed The World Devotions - Day 4
Today we remember the woman who anointed Jesus with expensive perfume. Her act of worship was costly, but it was an expression of deep love and devoti...
8 Days That Changed The World Devotions - Day 3
In our verse today, Jesus teaches the greatest commandment: to love God fully and love our neighbours as ourselves. Love is the essence of the Christi...
8 Days That Changed The World Devotions - Day 2
In today’s verse we see Jesus cleansing the temple, showing his zeal for true worship. The temple was meant to be a place of prayer and communion with...
8 Days That Changed The World Devotions - Day 1
On Palm Sunday, we remember the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, where the crowds shouted, "Hosanna!" – literally ‘God saves!’ They celebrated...
Palm Sunday – Elizabeth Ryan
We are at the start of the most important week of the year: Holy Week, when we focus on the days leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion on Good Friday and w...
God's Better Story on Community - Part 2 – Simon Elliott
We will look at five corporate applications of God’s better story for community: Marriage, Singleness, Friendship, Biblical integrity, and Worship. Th...
God's Better Story on Community - Part 1 – Simon Elliott
We are starting to unpack what God desires for his community – his church – in the world. How do we continue to build a community which is inclusive a...