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No Condemnation Romans 8:1-17 Luke 4:16-24 Rev Nick Grew indicates how to take practical steps to make "No Condemnation" real through setting our minds, giving space to the Spirit and inhabiting our new identity. This sermon was recorded at Holy Trinity Knaphill as part of the Hands Free Service.

The first in a short sermon series on Romans 6 to 10. In this sermon, Rev Nick Grew talks about the meaning of Grace, and what that really means to us.

This is a striking sermon that challenges the entire way that we do 'church'. David uses Acts 11 to show us a model of how to share the good news of the gospel.The implications are huge! Taken with last weeks sermon on Acts 10, and Jo's testimony this week (both available as podcasts from this site)this is God speaking clearly to us in the Parish of Knaphill with Brookwood. This is compelling listening! God is speaking!

Jo Birkby, currently our church administrator is to take up a new role as the Children & Families Worker within our parish. How she came to take up that role is an amazing storey of how God speaks to us. This testimony perfectly links last weeks sermon on Acts 10, and this week's on Acts 11. Really they should be listened to as a series, as series God has put together to speak clearly to us.

Returning to our series on the book of Acts. Rev Nick Grew looks at one of the most significant moments in the history of the church - the transition from Jewish Sect, to the Christian Church - open to all. This is an excellent and challenging sermon. Two questions are key: What is God saying, and what are you, me or we doing about it? The sermon ends with stating that more will follow next week. I for one can not wait! - SB 13/09/10 - update. Well, it was worth the wait. The two podcasts that follow this one should really be trated as one. In these two sermons, and the testimony of Jo and Nick, God is speaking clearly to us at Holy Trinity Church, and St Saviour's. His message is clear to all who hear it, and it is up to us to respond.

Jill Robson talks about how her faith not only sustains her in the workplace, but also took her there in the first place.

Concluding our series on the book of Esther.

Continuing our series on the book of Acts.

Continuing our series on the book of Esther. Includes a recap of the storey so far by Jeremy Watson.

Continuing our series on the book of Esther.

Continuing our series on the book of Esther.

In the first of our series on Esther, Dave Gale sets out the storey.

Concluding our series on the book of Acts.

On the 11th of July, we were joined by Jon and Jo Parsons, Field directors for the Turning Point Trust, based in Kebera, Kenya. In three talks, they discussed their work there, the past, the present, and the future. In this third talk, Jo talks about a real isue they are facing, and what they feel they can do about it.

On the 11th of July, we were joined by Jon and Jo Parsons, Field directors for the Turning Point Trust, based in Kebera, Kenya. In three talks, they discussed their work there, the past, the present, and the future. In the second talk, Jo talks about the journey the Lord has taken them on and where they feel He is now leading them.

On the 11th of July, we were joined by Jon and Jo Parsons, Field directors for the Turning Point Trust, based in Kebera, Kenya. In three talks, they discussed their work there, the past, the present, and the future. In this first talk, Jo talks about the journey the Lord has taken them on to be where they are today.

Continuing our series on Acts, Rev Chris Denham challenges us to make a difference.

Val Harris presents a fantastic sermon on healing. This is a must listen!

David Gale further discusses our creed.

Bob Bailey digs further into the Creed, and explains why we believe in the Holy Spirit.

In the sixth of our series on the Anglican Creed, our Archdeacon, the Venerable Julian Henderson discusses the fact that Jesus descended… ascended… will come again!

In the fifth of our in depth series on the Anglican Creed, Val Harris presents an innovative view on the resurrection of Christ as proclaimed in the Creed.

In the fourth of our sermons on the Creed, Richard Levett discusses the difficult storey of Christ's persecution and death.

Continuing our series on the Creed, Jeremy Watson considers our statement that 'We believe in Jesus Christ, born of the virgin Mary'.

Continuing with our series on the Creed. Rev Nick Grew discusses the statement that 'I believe in God the Father.'

After the celebrations of Easter time, we are now starting a series looking at the Creed. In this first talk, the Rev Chris Denim gives some historical background to the series, and talks about why 'I believe'.

At the end of this years APCM, Rev Nick grew set the scene for the next 10 years. In this brief but powerful talk, he talks of the need to be child-like, but not childish.

Through Lent we are considering the temptations Jesus faced in pursuing God's plan and purpose. Initially we will be looking at His time of preparation in the wilderness, but then move on to look at other instances where He faced alternative roads and yet kept steadfast on the course set by His Heavenly Father. In this fifth of six sermons, and taking Mark 8:27-9:1 as his text, Davis Gale discusses A Friend's Temptation.

Through Lent we are considering the temptations Jesus faced in pursuing God's plan and purpose. Initially we will be looking at His time of preparation in the wilderness, but then move on to look at other instances where He faced alternative roads and yet kept steadfast on the course set by His Heavenly Father. In this fourth of six sermons, and taking Matthew 12:46-50 as her text, Val Harris uses our Mother's Day celebration to discuss Family Temptation.

Through Lent we are considering the temptations Jesus faced in pursuing God's plan and purpose. Initially we will be looking at His time of preparation in the wilderness, but then move on to look at other instances where He faced alternative roads and yet kept steadfast on the course set by His Heavenly Father. In this third of six sermons, Rev Peter Thompson continues to expand on Luke 4: 1-13.

Through Lent we are considering the temptations Jesus faced in pursuing God's plan and purpose. Initially we will be looking at His time of preparation in the wilderness, but then move on to look at other instances where He faced alternative roads and yet kept steadfast on the course set by His Heavenly Father. In this second of six sermons, Rev Nick Grew continues to expand on Luke 4: 1-13. This powerful talk is titled God's will in God's way, but the challenge is in the sub-title, 'There are no shortcuts'.

Through Lent we are considering the temptations Jesus faced in pursuing God's plan and purpose. Initially we will be looking at His time of preparation in the wilderness, but then move on to look at other instances where He faced alternative roads and yet kept steadfast on the course set by His Heavenly Father. In this first of six sermons, Jeremy Watson uses Luke 4: 1-13 to examine why Jesus faced temptation.

Following on from the Servant course to be run in early February, this is the second of two sermons to consolidate the teaching. Taking Ephesians 4 v32 - 5 v20 as her text, Val Harris discusses the concept of 'Putting on the new'.

Following on from the Servant course to be run in early February, this is the first of two sermons to consolidate the teaching. Taking Ephesians 4 v17-31 as his text, David Gale discusses the concept of 'Taking off the Old'.

As preparation for the forthcoming Servant course to be run in February, a series of four sermons are being presented. Taking Ephesians 4 v1-16 as his text, Rev Nick Grew discusses the concept of Christ's Working Body.

As preparation for the forthcoming Servant course to be run in February, a series of four sermons are being presented. Taking Ephesians 4 v1-14 as his text, Jeremy Watson discusses the concept of Maturing In Service.

As preparation for the forthcoming Servant course to be run in February, a series of four sermons are being presented. Taking Ephesians 4 v1-11 as his text, Rev Nick Grew discusses the concept of being Given The Equipment.

As preparation for the forthcoming Servant course to be run in February, a series of four sermons are being presented. Taking Ephesians 4 v1-6 as his text, Bob Bailey discusses the concept of being United By Desire.

Recorded in a lively service early in the new year, Nick Grew talks about the relevance of the gifts given to Christ at His birth, and how that translates into the modern day.

Christmas day 2009, and as always, the service was a joyful celebration of the birth of Christ for us. In this sermon, Jeremy Watson uses drama to illustrate the impact of that event, and to bring home to us the relevance of the characters in the storey. Sadly, for reasons unknown, this recording is quite distorted, and despite best efforts, is not a particularly clear record of an excellent sermon.

Rev Peter Thompson comments on Mary's reaction to being told she was pregnant by the Holy Spirit.

Bob Bailey uses the life of John the Baptist to draw lessons on how we can better live as the Lord would have us live.

In the 9:30 service at Holy Trinity on 6th Dec 09, several members of the congregation shared their experiances of God in their lives. These are their stories.

Jeremey Watson talks about the role of the Prophets in the advent storey

Our Arch Deacon Julian Henderson speaks to us on the subject of Christ's return.

The final part of our series on 1 Peter Rev Peter Thompson looks at 1 Peter 5:1-11 Service

The fifth in our series on 1 Peter Jeremy Watson looks at 1 Peter 4:1-19 Perseverance