This Sunday we continued our new sermon series Praying the Psalms! Throughout this summer period we are looking at a different psalm each week, drawing on it lessons in prayer. Listen to this sermon where we looked at Psalm 121, and explored this Prayer for Help!

This Sunday we continued our new sermon series Praying the Psalms! Throughout this summer period we are looking at a different psalm each week, drawing on it lessons in prayer. Listen to this sermon where we looked at Psalm 121, and explored this Prayer for Help!

Prayer for Help | Psalm 121

This Sunday we continued our new sermon series Praying the Psalms! Throughout this summer period we are looking at a different psalm each week, drawing on it lessons in prayer. Listen to this sermon where we looked at Psalm 42, and explored this Prayer of Longing!

This Sunday we continued our new sermon series Praying the Psalms! Throughout this summer period we are looking at a different psalm each week, drawing on it lessons in prayer. Listen to this sermon where we looked at Psalm 42, and explored this Prayer of Longing!

Prayer of Longing | Psalm 42

This Sunday we continued our new sermon series Praying the Psalms! Throughout this summer period we are looking at a different psalm each week, drawing on it lessons in prayer. Listen to this sermon where we looked at Psalm 51, and explored this Prayer of Confession!

This Sunday we continued our new sermon series Praying the Psalms! Throughout this summer period we are looking at a different psalm each week, drawing on it lessons in prayer. Listen to this sermon where we looked at Psalm 51, and explored this Prayer of Confession!

Prayer of Confession | Psalm 51

This Sunday we continued our new sermon series Praying the Psalms! Throughout this summer period we are looking at a different psalm each week, drawing on it lessons in prayer. Listen to this sermon where we looked at Psalm 73 with our guest preacher Neil Powell, and explored FOMO and how to deal with it!

This Sunday we continued our new sermon series Praying the Psalms! Throughout this summer period we are looking at a different psalm each week, drawing on it lessons in prayer. Listen to this sermon where we looked at Psalm 73 with our guest preacher Neil Powell, and explored FOMO and how to deal with it!

FOMO and How to Deal With It | Psalm 73

This Sunday we began our new sermon series Praying the Psalms! Throughout this summer period we are looking at a different psalm each week, drawing on it lessons in prayer. Listen to this sermon where we explored Psalm 1 and this Prayer of Flourishing.

This Sunday we began our new sermon series Praying the Psalms! Throughout this summer period we are looking at a different psalm each week, drawing on it lessons in prayer. Listen to this sermon where we explored Psalm 1 and this Prayer of Flourishing.

Prayer of Flourishing | Psalm 1

This is the final sermon in our series on ‘Discipleship’. For the past few months we’ve been looking closely at Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5-7. This week we looked at what it means that true discipleship is putting the words of Jesus into practice in your life.

This is the final sermon in our series on ‘Discipleship’. For the past few months we’ve been looking closely at Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5-7. This week we looked at what it means that true discipleship is putting the words of Jesus into practice in your life.

Practicing the Words of Jesus | Matthew 7:13-29

Community is important and can also be messy! How do you navigate conflict in your community? This week we continued in our series on ‘Discipleship’, exploring what it means to follow Jesus. This week we explored Jesus’ famous statement, ‘Do not judge’ and how that teaching shapes the way you navigate conflict today.

Community is important and can also be messy! How do you navigate conflict in your community? This week we continued in our series on ‘Discipleship’, exploring what it means to follow Jesus. This week we explored Jesus’ famous statement, ‘Do not judge’ and how that teaching shapes the way you navigate conflict today.

Navigating Conflict | Matthew 7:1-6

Everyone worries. And everyone worries about all kinds of things. But what, if anything, does God have to say about your worries and your anxieties? This Sunday we continued our series on Discipleship, looking this week at ‘Worry, Anxiety, and the Kingdom of God’.

Everyone worries. And everyone worries about all kinds of things. But what, if anything, does God have to say about your worries and your anxieties? This Sunday we continued our series on Discipleship, looking this week at ‘Worry, Anxiety, and the Kingdom of God’.

Worry, Anxiety, and the Kingdom of God | Matthew 6:25-34

What’s the thing in all the world that’s most valuable to you? What you treasure says a lot about who you are and what’s most important to you.  As we continue our series on Discipleship, we explore why Jesus calls his followers to have ‘treasure in heaven’.

What’s the thing in all the world that’s most valuable to you? What you treasure says a lot about who you are and what’s most important to you.  As we continue our series on Discipleship, we explore why Jesus calls his followers to have ‘treasure in heaven’.

Where's Your Treasure | Matthew 6:19-24

‘Can anyone teach us how to pray?’ When Jesus’ disciples asked him that question, he answered by giving them the Lord’s Prayer. The Lord’s Prayer is guidance from God himself on what to pray, and how to pray. As we continue our series on discipleship, we look at what prayer is and why it’s such a crucial aspect of following Jesus today.

‘Can anyone teach us how to pray?’ When Jesus’ disciples asked him that question, he answered by giving them the Lord’s Prayer. The Lord’s Prayer is guidance from God himself on what to pray, and how to pray. As we continue our series on discipleship, we look at what prayer is and why it’s such a crucial aspect of following Jesus today.

Prayer | Matthew 6:9-15; 7:7-12

Sunday sermons from Reality Church London by Pastor Bijan Mirtolooi and others. We are a community following Jesus, seeking the renewal of our city. For more information, please visit www.RealityChurch.London or email us at info@realitychurch.london

Three times in Matthew 6 Jesus tells his disciples to practice their righteousness ‘in secret’. But what does that mean? As we continue our series on Discipleship, we see how the disciple of Jesus lives not for the approval of others, but with a conscious awareness of the presence of God. Spiritual disciplines like fasting, giving, and praying, are to be done not to draw attention to one’s self, but to cultivate communion with God and service for others.

Three times in Matthew 6 Jesus tells his disciples to practice their righteousness ‘in secret’. But what does that mean? As we continue our series on Discipleship, we see how the disciple of Jesus lives not for the approval of others, but with a conscious awareness of the presence of God. Spiritual disciplines like fasting, giving, and praying, are to be done not to draw attention to one’s self, but to cultivate communion with God and service for others.

Practicing Righteousness in Secret | Matthew 6:1-8, 16-18

What is the hardest thing Jesus ever asked his followers to do? According to Dr Martin Luther King Jr., the answer was simple: loving an enemy. In Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount he commanded his disciples, ‘Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you’. In Matthew 5:38-48, we explore what it means to love enemies, and why Jesus calls his followers to do so.

What is the hardest thing Jesus ever asked his followers to do? According to Dr Martin Luther King Jr., the answer was simple: loving an enemy. In Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount he commanded his disciples, ‘Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you’. In Matthew 5:38-48, we explore what it means to love enemies, and why Jesus calls his followers to do so.

Loving Enemies | Matthew 5:38-48

Jesus declared, ‘The mouth speaks what the heart is full of’. By paying attention to the words you say, you can get a good understanding of what’s happening in our heart.We continue our series on Discipleship through the Sermon on the Mount unpacking why words matter, and what it means to pursue integrity in the ways you talk with and to others.

Jesus declared, ‘The mouth speaks what the heart is full of’. By paying attention to the words you say, you can get a good understanding of what’s happening in our heart.We continue our series on Discipleship through the Sermon on the Mount unpacking why words matter, and what it means to pursue integrity in the ways you talk with and to others.

Speech | Matthew 5:33-37

We continue our series through the Sermon on the Mount exploring how and why Jesus calls his disciples to cultivate characteristics of selflessness using sexuality and marriage as examples.

We continue our series through the Sermon on the Mount exploring how and why Jesus calls his disciples to cultivate characteristics of selflessness using sexuality and marriage as examples.

Cultivating Selflessness | Matthew 5:27-32

Authors Christopher Ash and Steve Midgley observe, ‘Anger is the drawn sword of human relationships’, and something we all struggle with from time to time. As we continue our series through the Sermon on the Mount, we explore the potentially destructive power of anger, as well as how anger can be healed and reconciliation can be pursued.

Authors Christopher Ash and Steve Midgley observe, ‘Anger is the drawn sword of human relationships’, and something we all struggle with from time to time. As we continue our series through the Sermon on the Mount, we explore the potentially destructive power of anger, as well as how anger can be healed and reconciliation can be pursued.

Anger | Matthew 5:21-26

As we continue our series on ‘Discipleship’, we wrestle with the question: how—if at all— does God’s grace and God’s law relate to each other? What is the role of grace and law in the Christian life?  To explore this crucial question, we observe Jesus’ own attitude to the Bible and what that means for us today.

As we continue our series on ‘Discipleship’, we wrestle with the question: how—if at all— does God’s grace and God’s law relate to each other? What is the role of grace and law in the Christian life?  To explore this crucial question, we observe Jesus’ own attitude to the Bible and what that means for us today.

Taking Grace Seriously | Matthew 5:17-20

In this RCL Conversation, we're joined by Brett &amp; Vanessa Hitchen as we talk about Fasting. Joined also by the RCL community for a time of Q&amp;A.

In this RCL Conversation, we're joined by Brett &amp; Vanessa Hitchen as we talk about Fasting. Joined also by the RCL community for a time of Q&amp;A.

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As we continue our series in the Sermon on the Mount looking at what it means to be a disciple of Jesus today, we come face-to-face with an ever-important question: how are Christians supposed to relate to and engage with the city? This week, we hear Jesus calling us, his church, to be ‘salt and light’ in London today.

As we continue our series in the Sermon on the Mount looking at what it means to be a disciple of Jesus today, we come face-to-face with an ever-important question: how are Christians supposed to relate to and engage with the city? This week, we hear Jesus calling us, his church, to be ‘salt and light’ in London today.

In and For the City | Matthew 5:11-16

Writing in the middle part of the twentieth century, Dietrich Bonhoeffer observed, ‘The most urgent question facing the church today is this: How can we live the Christian life in the modern world?’ That question is as relevant today as it has ever been.This Sunday, we begin a new sermon series: ‘Discipleship.’ We’ll be looking at the Sermon on the Mount, wrestling with what it means to follow Jesus today.

Writing in the middle part of the twentieth century, Dietrich Bonhoeffer observed, ‘The most urgent question facing the church today is this: How can we live the Christian life in the modern world?’ That question is as relevant today as it has ever been.This Sunday, we begin a new sermon series: ‘Discipleship.’ We’ll be looking at the Sermon on the Mount, wrestling with what it means to follow Jesus today.

Character | Matthew 5:1-10

Blaise Pascal, a 17th century French philosopher, once observed, ‘All people seek happiness. This is without exception. Whatever different means they employ, they all work towards that end’. A common thread running through the tapestry of every person’s life is a longing for deep joy. But in a world like ours, is experiencing deep and lasting joy even possible?This Easter Sunday, we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus as the triumph of joy. The resurrection of Jesus means that, no matter how dark the night, joy comes in the morning.

Blaise Pascal, a 17th century French philosopher, once observed, ‘All people seek happiness. This is without exception. Whatever different means they employ, they all work towards that end’. A common thread running through the tapestry of every person’s life is a longing for deep joy. But in a world like ours, is experiencing deep and lasting joy even possible?This Easter Sunday, we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus as the triumph of joy. The resurrection of Jesus means that, no matter how dark the night, joy comes in the morning.

Joy Comes in the Morning | John 16:16-22

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Sunday sermons from Reality Church London by Pastor Bijan Mirtolooi and others. We are a community following Jesus, seeking the renewal of our city. For more information, please visit www.RealityChurch.London or email us at info@realitychurch.london

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When your future seems unclear, how should you respond? Where do we find hope in seasons of waiting, and what does this have to do with Christian faith? As we begin the Advent season, we explore how the promises of God find their fulfilment in the person of Jesus.

When your future seems unclear, how should you respond? Where do we find hope in seasons of waiting, and what does this have to do with Christian faith? As we begin the Advent season, we explore how the promises of God find their fulfilment in the person of Jesus.

Waiting In Hope | Romans 15:20-33

Whether you realise it or not, your character is impacting the lives of others. How does Christian faith cause our character to become an influence that is redemptive, not destructive? How does this shape the choices we make each day? We explore the importance of kindness and character through the story of Ruth.

Whether you realise it or not, your character is impacting the lives of others. How does Christian faith cause our character to become an influence that is redemptive, not destructive? How does this shape the choices we make each day? We explore the importance of kindness and character through the story of Ruth.

Why Character Matters | Ruth 2:1-12

Why is it so important to keep on praying? How should we pray? What can we expect to happen when we do? We explore the prayers woven throughout the Book of Ruth and what they teach us about why prayer matters.

Why is it so important to keep on praying? How should we pray? What can we expect to happen when we do? We explore the prayers woven throughout the Book of Ruth and what they teach us about why prayer matters.

How to Live a Life of Prayer | The Book of Ruth

It has been said that the difference between Christianity and all other belief systems can be summed up in one little word: Grace. But what does grace tell us about God? And how does it change our lives? We explore a story of remarkable grace as we continue our series through the Book of Ruth.

It has been said that the difference between Christianity and all other belief systems can be summed up in one little word: Grace. But what does grace tell us about God? And how does it change our lives? We explore a story of remarkable grace as we continue our series through the Book of Ruth.

How Grace Works | Ruth 2:14-23,

What does it really mean to know and experience a relationship with God? How does this change the way we relate to everything else in life?

What does it really mean to know and experience a relationship with God? How does this change the way we relate to everything else in life?

Growing in Truth and Power | Acts 19:1-20

Your perspective on your circumstances will determine how you live within them. What keeps our view from becoming toxic? How does the gospel change our perspective in a way that gives hope and strength?

Your perspective on your circumstances will determine how you live within them. What keeps our view from becoming toxic? How does the gospel change our perspective in a way that gives hope and strength?

Changing Your Perspective | Ruth 4:13-18

At the heart of Christian faith is the idea of life with God. But how do we experience this relationship? And what does it change about my identity, purpose and future?

At the heart of Christian faith is the idea of life with God. But how do we experience this relationship? And what does it change about my identity, purpose and future?

Life With God | Ephesians 1:1-2

Sometimes life can become bitter. But how can we avoid becoming bitter? How can we face adversity in a way that does not destroy us but transforms us? As we continue our series through the Book of Ruth, we explore how the gospel heals resentment in our lives.

Sometimes life can become bitter. But how can we avoid becoming bitter? How can we face adversity in a way that does not destroy us but transforms us? As we continue our series through the Book of Ruth, we explore how the gospel heals resentment in our lives.

The Healing of Bitterness | Ruth 1:7-22

What’s the best gift you’ve ever received? For some, that’s a joyful question. For others, it might be a painful one. Pastor Al Abdulla from Reality Church Boston explains why Advent brings the greatest gift we could ever receive.

What’s the best gift you’ve ever received? For some, that’s a joyful question. For others, it might be a painful one. Pastor Al Abdulla from Reality Church Boston explains why Advent brings the greatest gift we could ever receive.

The Branch of Joy | Zechariah 3:1-10

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