Catch up with the latest sermons from St Luke’s
A sermon preached by Rev. Grace Sentamu-Baverstock at St Luke’s Church, Watford on 4th December, 2011.
The lessons accompanying this sermon were:
The song used during the confession is:
“Why should You be like a stranger” by Godfrey Birtill from the album “Very God.”
and is used with permission.
An All-Age address by Rev. Dave Middlebrook during Upside Down Sunday on 20th November, 2011.
On Upside Down Sunday the youth of the church remain in the church for their activities whilst the adults leave to various activities in the meeting rooms and hall of the church. This year we had a talk by Erzsébet Komlósi of Scripture Union Hungary, a talk about the importance of reading the Bible, a talk about the work of The Gideons and a sharing in the experience of Lectio Divina – the meditative reading of a passage of the Bible.
A sermon by the Rt. Revd. Bishop Paul Bayes, the Bishop of Hertford preached at St Luke’s Church, Watford on November 6th, 2011.
The sermon was based on readings from Judges 7:2-22 and John 15:9-17.
The service was a service of Confirmation for 10 people from St Luke’s, Watford, St Peter’s, Watford and All Saints, South Oxhey.
A sermon preached by Dave Clarke on Revelation 20.
How God used a ‘regular’ guy to change kingdom history.
John Dunnett of CPAS preaches on Acts 8:26-40 at St Luke’s Church, Watford on November 6th, 2011.
Before preaching the sermon John provides some background information on CPAS (the Church Pastoral Aid Society).
A sermon by Rev. Stephen Massey on Revelation 17: The Great Prostitute.
A sermon by Dave Clarke on The Fall of Israel. This sermon is based on I Kings 2:1-4 and was part of the Biblefresh programme of readings.
