St Alban's Lindfield Podcast

Is there any hope for our fallen world?

Jesus is the bread of life, but what is no one eats him? 

Will Jesus resurrect you?

What if Jesus really is God?

Instant power over disability and death. Could anything stop you seeing and believing?

Jesus tells a religious leader, "You must be born again." What does that mean for you and me today?

Jesus says, "Come and see". What happens when ordinary people take Him up on that invitation?

What did John the Baptist see in Jesus that made him say, "Behold, the Lamb who takes away the sin of the world"?

What if you could see God in all his glory?

What is the secret to a fruitful life that lasts forever?

How can I experience more everlasting joy?

What could be so precious that it could make you Jesus' mother or brother?

Change is hard. What can keep on transforming our lives?

Many of us feel trapped, wanting to serve God's kingdom but finding our hearts pulled towards security and self-fulfillment. So how do we stop living for ourselves and start using our lives and our resources to bring glory to God? Listen as this message from 2 Corinthians 9 shows how the gospel frees us from self-focused living to a generous life that truly glorifies God.

If generosity feels more like an obligation than a joy, you're not alone. But what if giving wasn't a guilt-driven duty, but a grateful response? How does thew gospel transform a reluctant heart into a joyful, generous one? Listen in as we discover the answer from the surprising example in 2 Corinthians 8:1-15.

Who do you live for?

Do you have the right foundations in life?

Would you turn down an invitation to the greatest party ever?

What if something could separate me from God's love?

When life hurts and the world feels broken, where do you find hope that it's all heading somewhere good?

Could God really be my father?

How does God help me in my struggle against sin?

Why is change so hard?

Has your faith ever felt more like a checklist than a relationship? Paul says there's a way to leave behind rule-keeping driven by fear and step into a freedom that actually produces real change.

If we're forgiven, does it matter if we sin?

What's the secret of a wealthy heart?

What if there was something that simply could not be shaken?

Who can give hope to victims of sexual abuse? Could there even be hope for the perpetrators?

What happens when the greatest king in Israel's history commits adultery and murder - and thinks he's gotten away with it?

How would you treat your worthless enemy?

What's so good about living under King Jesus?

What is your purpose?

How will you deal with your guilt?

How do you handle moments when you're unfairly accused or betrayed? What do you do? Where do you turn?

How would you respond if God's plan for your life seems to lead to loss or suffering?

What is your most significant debt that someone else has forgiven?

What are you doing with the opportunities and resources you've been given? Are you making the most of them?

How would your life change if you truly believed today could be the best day ever?

Why is it so tempting to care more about looking good than being good?

Who has the right to tell you how to live your life?

What kind of leader do you long to follow? Has anyone come close to that ideal?

The true good life of being a living sacrifice is so radically different to this world - how will we ever want to seek it?

The good life is not 'freedom from responsibilities'