Episodes

Simon's message from our Carols by Candlelight was all about Jesus making his home on earth, so that we could be with him and make our home in heaven. We hope this is a blessing to you, and would love to pray for anything raised by this. Email us on hello@stpetersbury.church or send us a DM on social media @stpetersbury If you prayed at the end to make home with Jesus, or would like to find out more about the Christian faith, head to https://stpetersbury.church/jesus to see some next steps.

Bishop Graham Tomlin speaks with our Vicar, Simon, about where God is to be found, the gift of church buildings to those both inside and outside them, and how they can rightly be seen and used. In this 150th anniversary year of celebration for our building, there is such rich insight for us in this conversation. We'd love to hear what stands out most to you in the comments, or on social media @stpetersbury! If you valued this conversation, please consider sharing it with a friend, and leaving ...

Hannah takes us through all the people in Nehemiah 3, reminding us of the size of the task and the importance of every person playing their part. She reminds us that we have a part to play in God's plans, and that he gifts us with the things we need in order to glorify Him and fulfil His purpose. We're sure that this will encourage you - if it does, could you forward it on to a friend so they're blessed to?

Have you ever wondered what your purpose in life is? And how you might find it out, if you don't know at the moment? In Nehemiah, we have a great example of someone who found and fulfilled their purpose. He saw a problem and was inspired to find a solution. He received the provision he needed to make it happen. And he sought the Lord throughout, knowing it was He who made it happen. Simon shows us how these are three key steps along the pathway to purpose. We hope this encourages you to get be...

Simon begins our new series, 'Restoring from the Ruins: Seven Lessons from Nehemiah', by taking us through the first chapter. He shows us how when faced with a problem, Nehemiah's first response is to pray to God, a great example for us all! — We hope this message inspires you to first-hope prayer. If we can stand with you in that, please send us a DM or email, which will be passed on to one of our pastors. Socials: @stpetersbury Email: hello@stpetersbury.church Read Nehemiah chapter 1

Simon reminds us of our vision, and gives examples of the ways in which we're seeing it come to be, and some plans for next steps we can take. He encourages us to be generous with our resources, in order to see this come to be, drawing on the example of the Corinthian church who thought it a privilege to give, even when they were going through severe trial and poverty. We hope this gets you thinking about taking a next step in generosity, whether to your own church, or to St Peter's. Get in tou...

Simon reminds us of our vision, and gives examples of the ways in which we're seeing it come to be, and some plans for next steps we can take. He encourages us to be generous with our resources, in order to see this come to be, drawing on the example of the Corinthian church who thought it a privilege to give, even when they were going through severe trial and poverty. We hope this gets you thinking about taking a next step in generosity, whether to your own church, or to St Peter's. Get in tou...

Simon reminds us of our vision, and gives examples of the ways in which we're seeing it come to be, and some plans for next steps we can take. He encourages us to be generous with our resources, in order to see this come to be, drawing on the example of the Corinthian church who thought it a privilege to give, even when they were going through severe trial and poverty. We hope this gets you thinking about taking a next step in generosity, whether to your own church, or to St Peter's. Get in tou...

Simon speaks on the vision of this church — that it would be 'in every sphere of Bury, as it is in heaven' — and the pillars we're establishing to bring that about: wholehearted devotion, transformational growth, multiplying faith. Drawing on the rich man and Lazarus, from Luke chapter 19, he urges us to make it true that the people of Bury have the law, the prophets, and the people of St Peter's, telling and showing them the good news about Jesus and his invitation for them. — We hope this e...

Simon speaks on the vision of this church — that it would be 'in every sphere of Bury, as it is in heaven' — and the pillars we're establishing to bring that about: wholehearted devotion, transformational growth, multiplying faith. Drawing on the rich man and Lazarus, from Luke chapter 19, he urges us to make it true that the people of Bury have the law, the prophets, and the people of St Peter's, telling and showing them the good news about Jesus and his invitation for them. — We hope this e...

Simon speaks on the vision of this church — that it would be 'in every sphere of Bury, as it is in heaven' — and the pillars we're establishing to bring that about: wholehearted devotion, transformational growth, multiplying faith. Drawing on the rich man and Lazarus, from Luke chapter 19, he urges us to make it true that the people of Bury have the law, the prophets, and the people of St Peter's, telling and showing them the good news about Jesus and his invitation for them. — We hope this e...

Simon draws on the words of her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, to show us how she knew that we needed saving. He then leads us to the Good Shepherd, the one who comes to rescue us out of his great love. If you would like to say yes to the invitation of Jesus today, head to stpetersbury.church/jesus to find out more.

Simon draws on the words of her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, to show us how she knew that we needed saving. He then leads us to the Good Shepherd, the one who comes to rescue us out of his great love. If you would like to say yes to the invitation of Jesus today, head to stpetersbury.church/jesus to find out more.

Simon draws on the words of her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, to show us how she knew that we needed saving. He then leads us to the Good Shepherd, the one who comes to rescue us out of his great love. If you would like to say yes to the invitation of Jesus today, head to stpetersbury.church/jesus to find out more.

Jason speaks from Luke 14 verses 25-33, helping us to understand the size of our love for God in relative terms to the people and things Jesus mentions there. He speaks about the gift of our identity, and placing a premium on the future over short-term gratification. If you found this helpful, please share it with others! Read Luke 14 verses 25-33

Jason speaks from Luke 14 verses 25-33, helping us to understand the size of our love for God in relative terms to the people and things Jesus mentions there. He speaks about the gift of our identity, and placing a premium on the future over short-term gratification. If you found this helpful, please share it with others! Read Luke 14 verses 25-33

Jason speaks from Luke 14 verses 25-33, helping us to understand the size of our love for God in relative terms to the people and things Jesus mentions there. He speaks about the gift of our identity, and placing a premium on the future over short-term gratification. If you found this helpful, please share it with others! Read Luke 14 verses 25-33

Simon gives us a short reflection on the message of the gospel to be heard, always being accompanied with the demonstration of the gospel to be seen. If there are impossibilities in your life, we believe in a God who can turn them around; a God who can do over and above everything we ask or can even imagine. Bring them to him in faith, and get in touch with us if you'd like us to partner with you in that. Email: hello@stpetersbury.church Socials: @stpetersbury

Simon gives us a short reflection on the message of the gospel to be heard, always being accompanied with the demonstration of the gospel to be seen. If there are impossibilities in your life, we believe in a God who can turn them around; a God who can do over and above everything we ask or can even imagine. Bring them to him in faith, and get in touch with us if you'd like us to partner with you in that. Email: hello@stpetersbury.church Socials: @stpetersbury

Simon gives us a short reflection on the message of the gospel to be heard, always being accompanied with the demonstration of the gospel to be seen. If there are impossibilities in your life, we believe in a God who can turn them around; a God who can do over and above everything we ask or can even imagine. Bring them to him in faith, and get in touch with us if you'd like us to partner with you in that. Email: hello@stpetersbury.church Socials: @stpetersbury

With the final instalment of our Supreme series in the book of Colossians, Simon shows the final instructions, final greetings, and final reminder of Paul. He suffered much, but considered Jesus worth serving wholeheartedly, receiving the joy that comes from that way of living. What's Jesus worth to you? — Read Colossians chapter 3 verses 2-18

With the final instalment of our Supreme series in the book of Colossians, Simon shows the final instructions, final greetings, and final reminder of Paul. He suffered much, but considered Jesus worth serving wholeheartedly, receiving the joy that comes from that way of living. What's Jesus worth to you? — Read Colossians chapter 3 verses 2-18

With the final instalment of our Supreme series in the book of Colossians, Simon shows the final instructions, final greetings, and final reminder of Paul. He suffered much, but considered Jesus worth serving wholeheartedly, receiving the joy that comes from that way of living. What's Jesus worth to you? — Read Colossians chapter 3 verses 2-18

Simon speaks about the supremacy of Christ in the context of relationships in the home, workplace, and church. There is joy to be found when we order our lives in the way of Jesus, and our prayer is that this message helps you do just that! Please get in touch if we can be a help to you in any way, and share this with anyone who might find it a blessing. Email: hello@stpetersbury.church Socials: @stpetersbury