Sunday Sermons - Reality Church London

This week Toyin, one of our elders preaches on the second prophtic word which comes to Haggai, here the Lord promises his people that the glory of the new house will indeed be great.

In this sermon, we begin our series looking through the Old Testament Prophetic book, Haggai. When the Word of the LORD first comes to Haggai, he tells the people of God to consider their ways and make sure they have the right priorities.

Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus as he appears to his closest friends and disciples following his resurrection, We see how their confused disappointment experience fresh revelation and turns to praise and worship.

This week we continue our Easter series and explore the story of Peter's denial of Jesus in the moments leading up to the crucifixion.

This week we begin our series over easter by looking at Jesus' institution of the New Covenant and it's sign; the Lord's Supper.

In our final sermon in this series, Pastor Mike explores why we did this series in the first place. It is not merely for people to think more about friendship, or try to make friends. But it’s to find friends who will help us grow together. The whole point of this series is building friendships whereby we can grow together in drawing closer to Christ.

This week Pastor Mike examines how the work of Christ radically unifies those who were once far-off and hostile toward one another and forms them into a diverse-and-united community.

This week Pastor Mike explores the importance of bearing one another's burdens and gospel-centered confrontation and confession.

This week Pastor Mike explores the importance of integrity in our friendships and relationships. In a world that values our own fickle desires more than our word; integrity has been diminished, and yet, it should be an indelible mark of the Christian life.

J. C. Ryle captured the significance of friendship well: “This world is full of sorrow because it is full of sin. It is a dark place. It is a lonely place. It is a disappointing place. The brightest sunbeam in it is a friend. Friendship halves our troubles and doubles our joys.” This remarkable narrative captures the radical nature of God-given friendship highlighted in the friendship between David and Jonathan.

This week Pastor Efrem Buckle from Ecclesia Church in Lewisham explores how Jesus commissions friendship as he empowers the disciples to take the gospel out to the whole world.

In our second talk exploring friendship in the Bible we see how Jesus sets the example to his disciples. In doing so, Jesus counters our cultural emphasis on transactional friendships and contends that our relationships must be characterised by self-sacrifice in order to actually flourish.

This week we being an 8 week sermon series looking at the theme of Friendship found in the Bible. Today as we explore this theme we recognise that man was created in the image of a God who is fundamentally relational and has created man to reflect that image.

This week we explore Isaiah 41 and see how God is sovereign over history, nations, and our lives. That he is the only one worthy of worship and our tendency to form idols in our own image.

This week Pastor Mike continues our series looking at the unfailing nature of God. Today we explore God's unfailing power.

At the start of 2026 we begin a mini-series looking at Isaiah 40. Here we see that God is a God whose promises never fail. Central to our knowledge of this is his self disclosure and revelation to us in his Word.

Mike culminates our look at the coming of Christ to earth by exploring the story of the young Jesus being found in the temple in Jerusalem. We see how this unique story points to the mission that Jesus has come to achieve and the way in which it will be accomplished.

This week we continue our series looking at the nativity story as told through the gospel of Luke. In this sermon we explore lessons in waiting from two elders, Simeon and Anna, and see how Jesus really is the one we're waiting for.

This week Pastor Mike continues our Advent series looking at the announcement of the coming King in Luke's gospel account. This week we explore Mary's song of overflowing joy praising God.

This week Pastor Mike explores the announcement of the coming King to Mary.

This week, Pastor Mike examines the climactic teaching of Jesus in John 12, where he points the crowd and his disciples to himself as the light of the world.

This week Dave Lomas, pastor of Reality San Fancisco, explores how our modern Western culture often leaves us uprooted. Part of the Christian life, then, is to intentionally root ourselves in Christ.

This week Pastor Mike explores the tension right at the centre of John's Gospel: Jesus' radical claim that we find life by dying to ourselves. This tricky and prone to misunderstanding teaching is central to the life-giving truth of Christ.

This week Pastor Mike looks at Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem and explores the tension between the king we think we need and the king we celebrate compared to the King Jesus, the One we truly need.

Mary's annointing of the feet of Jesus is one of the most profound moments of tender-hearted devotion seen throughout the Bible. She models the unashamed, total, and costly price we should place as we come before the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

This week Pastor Mike continues our look at the story of Lazarus in John's gospel. This week we explore the glory of God in his power, in his care, and in his control.

This week we explore Jesus interaction with Mary and Martha as he encounters them following the death of their brother Lazarus.

This week Pete Norris, one of our Elders continues our series through the Gospel of John. This week we begin the story of the raising of Lazarus.

This week Mike continues our look through the book of John. This week we explore the foundational claim that the Father and Jesus the Son are one.

This week Mike explores the reality that Jesus is the Good Shepherd and the Gate for His sheep. Those who know Jesus know and obediently follow his voice.

This week Pastor Mike continues our look through the book of John focusing on the second part of the story of the man born blind. This passage teaches us about the symptoms and dangers of spiritual blindness.

Jesus heals a man born blind, showing God’s power to bring light out of darkness. This passage invites us to see Christ clearly, trust His work in our weakness, and walk in the transforming light of the world.

Paul opens his letter to the Philippian church with thanksgiving and prayer, rejoicing in their partnership in the gospel. This week Mike unpacks his confidence in God’s good work, his deep affection, and his prayer that believers grow in love, discernment, and fruitful righteousness.

Psalm 100 calls us to rejoice, serve, and worship the Lord with gladness. This week Pastor Yannick from Stockwell Baptist Church explores the joy, gratitude, and faithfulness God deserves, encouraging hearts to enter His presence with thanksgiving and celebrate His enduring love and faithfulness.

Psalm 121 asks, “Where does my help come from?” In this sermon, Ed explores how God, the Maker of heaven and earth, is our tireless Helper. His care is constant, His protection comprehensive, and His promise eternally secure—assuring us that He will lead His people safely home.

Psalm 101 isvision of godly leadership and integrity. David commits to walk blamelessly before the Lord, rejecting evil and surrounding himself with the faithful. This psalm challenges us to pursue holiness in both private and public life, living with integrity before God and others.

In Psalm 84 we see our deep longing for God’s presence, the journey of faith through trials, and the hope of our true home with Him. This week Pastor Mike explores how God meets us in our yearning, sustains us on the way, and calls us to live in His blessing.

This week Pastor Tim Chaddick (Reality Ventura) explores the first two Psalms. Often described as the two doorposts of the book. When read together these two psalm powerfully teach us what we should expect when we approach God. He redirects our path, reorients our perspective and restores our peace.

This week Pastor Christian Simas, who leads one of our sister churches Reality Stockton continued our Summer Psalms series exploring the beauty of the gospel found in Psalm 40. A song of hope which breaks through the noise of difficulties.

Kicking off our summer series looking at the book of Psalms Pastor Mike looks at Psalm 24. The question presented to us in the text is who shall ascend the hill of the Lord? We find that there is only one man who can qualify.

This week Pastor Mike explores the transformative message we have received in Christ, and how we are called to share in that message of hope to the whole world.

This week Pastor Mike continued our series through the Gospel of John. As the tension rises in Jesus' discourse with the crowd at the feast of tabernacles Jesus exposes the power of sin to promise false freedom when the only true freedom we experience is when we serve Christ.

As Mike continues our series we explore Jesus' claim that he is "the light of the world". What is his proof for the claim and what is his purpose? These are themes explored today.

This week Pastor Mike explores the issue of John 7:53-8:11 noting the tension this passage faces within the wider Biblical canon but also the lessons we can learn from this most intriguing text.

This week Pastor Girma explores the Great Commission which ends the Gospel of Matthew. While this section closes Matthew's Gospel it tells how Jesus commissioned his followers to begin their life of ministry and purpose.

This week Pastor Mike continues our series through the book of John as he explores Jesus' actions during the final days of the Feast of Tabernacles, where Jesus highlights a religious ritual which was always intended to point to him.

This week we look at Jesus' interaction with his brother, the crowd, and the Jewish leaders during the Festival of Tabernacles. Here we see Jesus contend with the the people's ideas of popularity, credibility, and morality.

This week we explore Paul's prayer for the Ephesian church in chapter 1 of that letter. We explore how crucial it is that we Christians recognise the reality of the inheritance we have received in Christ.

This week Pastor Mike continues our series looking through John's Gospel, as we do so we wrestle with the extraordinary claims of Jesus, that he is the only way, that all who come to him have been given to him by the Father.

This week, Pastor Yannick from Stockwell Baptist Church reminded us that discouragement is deadly. The only way out of its deadly snare is seeing, understanding, and comprehending the true height and depth of God's great love for us.