Sermons by Philip Walker (Page 5)

Philip is a committed member of the congregation at St Nicholas, Stevenage. He has served as a member of the PCC and pastoral team, and by leading a home group. He occasionally leads Sunday services or preaches a sermon. He has also undertaken theological study with the Proclamation Trust.

Genesis: The story of Man in God’s World – The Line of Seth- Hope Continues Genesis 4:25-5:32

11th July 2021
Philip Walker
Genesis

Cain has killed Abel, but Adam and Eve have another son, a son through whom God’s promised redemption will one day come. It’s a family line marked both by blessing and the by the effects of the fall. It’s the family line we are born into- so there’s much to learn here. Genesis 4:25-26 Genesis…

Matthew 17: 1-13 A Glimpse of the True Glory of Jesus

11th April 2021
Philip Walker
Matthew

We’re back in Matthew’s gospel and a passage that shows us the true glory of Jesus, and gives us a challenge: Will we listen to him? Read the passage here: Matthew 17:1-13

Christianity #101: The Work of the Holy Spirit

2nd August 2020
Philip Walker
Luke, Galatians

Join us for our Sunday worship from Sunday 2nd August as Philip Walker unpacks the Holy Spirit’s role in helping us live holy lives and be witnesses to the gospel of Jesus. Our readings for the day are Luke 24:36-49 and Galatians 5:13-26 You can view the video of the whole service here: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=657475981787240&extid=R1EfkxP86Oncsxsv

Christianity #101: Who is Jesus?

21st June 2020
Philip Walker
John

At the centre of the Christian faith is a belief about the identity of Jesus. Was he just a great moral teacher? Was he simply a mystic miracle worker? The claim of the Bible, and the claim of Jesus himself, is far more stunning. Jesus is God, incarnate in the world he made as human,…

Matthew 9:35-38 The Harvest is Plentiful but the Workers Are Few

23rd February 2020
Philip Walker
Matthew

Jesus’ compassion for the crowds is deep and strong- they are like sheep without a shepherd. But lost and hopeless though they seem, many are ripe for harvesting. So Jesus commands his disciples (and us!) to pray that the Lord of the Harvest send workers out into the harvest fields. A passage with some wonderful…