St Mike's Southfields Podcast: Recent Episodes
St Mike's Southfields
Jesus can reach even the deepest, darkest parts of our lives. Part of our series on The Creed.
In our penultimate sermon on The Lord's Prayer, we explore the themes of forgivness, grace, and the kingdom of God.
We explore the call to be fully reliant on God as we continue our journey through the Lord's Prayer.
We start our summer series on The Lord's Prayer, thinking about the how we address God in prayer.
We look at the moment the temple curtain was torn in two, and how we now have access to the kingdom.
At our monthly all-age service, we look at who God is, and how that stays the same through the ups and downs of life.
We explore through Moses's story about how we can give up all that we are - our identity, wealth, purpose - to God.
In the Saturday morning session from our church weekend away, Steve challenges us to think about how we can get on board with what God is calling us to - just like Moses did.
At our Youth Takeover service, we explore how we live out our faith in both good and challenging times through a series of interviews.
Off the back of our annual fundraising dinner for our mission partners the UK Director of Medair shares about some of their vital work and the current challenges they face.
As we draw near the end of our series on the Gospel of Luke, we explore the interactions that Jesus had after His resurrection.
We get an update on the work of local charity 'Regenerate'. Regenerate inspires and supports young people by building strong relationships and creating life changing opportunities; helping them grow in confidence, make the best of their lives and impact the world for good.
Readings and music to tell the story of Jesus in the Garden, with an introduction from Lou Davies, music from Sean Skinner, and readings from Shelley Twitchin & Jonny Fitter.
Music Credits:
Broken Hallelujah (Not My Will) - Gas Street Music
Original Composition - Andy Chisholm
O Lord Hear My Prayer - Taize
On Palm Sunday, we explore our own attitudes to worship using the story found in Luke 19.
CEO of Tearfund, Nigel Harris, joins us to explore how God is at work amongst the poor and marginalised around the globe.
We unpack this well-known story found in Luke 15:11-32 and what it means for our own relationship with God.
We look at what Jesus says in Luke 14:25-35 as we consider what a relationship with Him demands of us.
As part of our series exploring Luke's Gospel, we unpack Jesus's instruction of 'Do Not Worry' and what that looks like in practice.
This includes a period of contemplative prayer as part of our response.
As we explore this parable found in Luke 12, we consider our own giving to the mission and vision of the church.
This well-known story found in Luke 10 has so much to teach us; it is a moment for us to confess to the times when we too have crossed to the other side.
At our Youth Takeover service, we explore some of the instructions Jesus gave to his disciples.
In his first sermon back with us, Steve tells us his story and encourages us to practise listening to God so that we are ready when the storms come.
We look at how Jesus invites people to journey with Him in Luke 5:1-11,27-32, and our call to do the same.
We look at the story of Jesus in the wilderness as found in Luke 4, His temptation, and the tools we can use in our own lives.
We start 2025 by exploring the story of the Magi visiting Jesus, and how that can help us in our relationship with God in the year ahead.
We hear about how generosity is important to God from our guest speaker... Megan's dad!
Our Associate Minister looks at this encounter between Martha and Jesus found in Luke 10:38-42, which includes a guided meditation and a song 'Hope on the Horizon' written by KXC Worship.
In a break from our regular series, our adults and young people at The Six explore how we can live out our faith in everyday life.
We look at Jesus's encounter with Nicodemus, featuring one of the Bible's most famous verses.
We look at how Jesus shares the parable of the persistent widow, and what it means for how we commit in our own prayer lives.
This week we take a look at Jesus's encounter with the woman in the house of Simon the Pharisee.
We continue our journey through some encounters with Jesus as He is asked about the greatest commandment.
Our new series 'Faith Purpose Devotion' kicks off as we explore some of the great women of the Bible.
In our second vision talk from Sunday, we take a look at why it is so important to raise up the next generation.
In the first of two sermons on vision from this Sunday, we take a look at the 4 marks of mission as found in Acts 2.
What should our response be when we hear the Good News of the Kingdom of God? This is the last in our summer series on 'Stories Jesus Told'.
We explore what the master is calling us to do, as we continue our summer series on the stories Jesus told.
Our summer series on 'Stories Jesus Told' continues with this challenge to have humble hearts.
Our Summer Series 'Stories Jesus Told' gives a fresh, bitesize look at some of the tales we thought we knew.
We explore a seemingly simple commandment that in reality contains a great deal of challenge.
Our series on the Ten Commandments continues, with this call to be holy, faithful, and filled with the Spirit.
We take a break from going through the 10 to see where they appear in the teachings of Jesus and his apostles.
Our guest speaker Simon from Christ Church W4 and our in-house panel explore how this commandment connects to the current discussion around assisted dying, assisted suicide, & euthanasia.
Off the back of our Mission Possible fundraiser, one of our Global Mission partners shares the story of Medair.
We are aware of some small audio issues in this recording, which we will attempt to fix for next week!
We examine the 2nd Commandment as found in the book of Exodus, and ask to be filled with the Holy Spirit.
We finish our Easter journey with a roadside encounter as the disciples walk the Emmaus Road.
We continue our series on Genesis, and on this Sunday we looked at the story of Jacob finding his identity.
We explore three parables that Jesus told with three quick fire talks at The Six, our evening service with groups for young people.
Genesis 19 tells the story of Sodom & Gomorrah, but what can we learn when we look beyond the headlines?
We take a break from our series to look at the story of Jesus calling his first disciples, and what it means to go out and be filled with His spirit.
We explore why we should put God at the centre of our community as we continue our Genesis series with the story of the Tower of Babel, as found in Genesis 11:1-9.
We think about the role that the Holy Spirit plays in our lives, as found in John 16:7-15, and we spend some time waiting & listening together.
An extra podcast this week as we enjoyed a visit from Bishop Martin to the 10:30am service. Our reading was 2 Corinthians 5:11-end.
Enjoy this family Christmas message, with a reflection led by our children's choir singing Silent Night.
We finish our series on the book of Ephesians by looking at the armour of God found in chapter 6.
Our Remembrance Sunday service explores this important theme, using a passage from Romans.
This episode includes the Church of England's prayers for the current situation in the Middle East. Steve explores how we are called to make Him known, as we continue our Sit, Walk, Stand series, this week looking at Ephesians 3.
As we get ready for the start of a new term, we think about how God has been preparing us. This week passage is Peter's Restoration found in John 21.
We look at Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane and explore what standing out in our culture really looks like.
Our series on 'Questions Jesus asked' continues with a look at the story of the blind man in Luke 18:35-43
Steve Melluish takes us through Psalm 23 giving insights as to how we can pray to our Good Shepherd Jesus.
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Simon Downham and Steve Melluish discuss the theological foundations of the bible and how we interact with biblical study to benefit our relationship with Jesus.
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Rich Boothroyd shares how we can impact our community by going further, higher and deeper in relationship with Jesus.
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Sune Keyser continues our series by giving us an understanding of Faith and the impact it can have in our lives.
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Megan Taylor reminds us of the wonderful grace that Jesus freely gave so that we may walk in freedom and be in relationship with him.
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Lou Davies takes us through what Faith is and then is joined by Becca Hicks who provides practical examples of incorporating faith in Jesus into our daily lives.
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Rich Boothroyd expands on this foundational question to the Christian faith drawing us Further, Higher, Deeper into relationship with Jesus Christ.
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Adam Harwood shares his insight and experiences to help answer this foundational question.
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Anthony and Amy Bell take on our first question in this new series looking at Who is Jesus?
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