Latest Recorded Talks

Audio recordings from Sundays in church

Just press the "Play" triangle. It is possible that the player on this page will not work with some older browsers. We recommend getting Firefox, Opera, Chrome or another browser which properly supports current standards. Contact us with comments or questions.

These are our most recent Sunday talks. Older sermon series are available on Exodus, selected Psalms, Isaiah, Luke's Gospel, Ephesians, Philippians and 1 Peter. Previous talks not in those series are on the Recorded Earlier page. You can download older files, back to 2011, from the Sermon Archive. For some of our favourites from all these collections, see the panel at the lower right of this page.

For Erik Pattison's daily messages recorded at home during the 2020 coronavirus lockdown, see the separate page with an index of Video messages.

 

1 Corinthians 11:26 – Proclaiming the Lord's death

This is a look into the Apostle Paul's statement about the Lord's Supper, "For whenever you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim the Lord's death until he comes."  (Erik Pattison, 30 August 2020)

1 Corinthians 10:17 – We are one body

What has it meant to Christians in the early years, and in modern times, that we are one body in Christ?  (Erik Pattison, 16 August 2020)

Mark 14:25 – I will not drink again from the fruit of the vine

After speaking of his body and blood, Jesus made what seems to be a strange vow.  When we look into it, we find that it is a wonderful promise about the future.  (Erik Pattison, 9 August 2020)

Mark 14:24 – My Blood of the Covenant

What is this covenant that Jesus made, and with whom?  (Erik Pattison, 2 August 2020)

Mark 14:22 – The broken bread

The meaning of the bread: Jesus invites us to a relationship of trust. Jesus also shares in our brokenness.  The bread looks forward, too: we will also share his resurrected body.  (Erik Pattison, 26 July 2020)

1 Corinthians 10:14-22 – Participation in Christ

What does it mean for us, at the Lord's Supper, that we "participate" in Christ?  How does it connect us to God?  (Erik Pattison, 12 July 2020.  Note: the recording quality is not good, as we currently meet with the windows open after the lockdown)

Psalm 37 – Waiting for the Lord: Do not fret

This Psalm tells us several more things about what waiting on God really means.  For a start, those who love God have a choice: wait on him, or fret.  (Erik Pattison, 15 March 2020.  Do read the text first, as the reading is not included in this recording: Psalm 37 NIV)