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Trinity Church London PodcastI am the True Vine | Marcio Fanchin | John 15:1-11
In our final sermon on the 'I am' sayings of Jesus, Marcio looks at why abiding in Christ, the 'True Vine', is the way to a fruitful life.
2024-11-2433 min
Trinity Church London PodcastI am the Way | Richard Palmer | John 14:1-11This morning we come to the penultimate week of our series on the 'I am' sayings, where Richard unpacks the meaning of Jesus as 'the Way, the Truth and the Life'.
2024-11-1723 min
Trinity Church London PodcastI am the Resurrection | Daniel Macleod | John 11:17-44In this sermon, Daniel looks at what Christianity says about death, how Jesus reacted to the death of his friend, and what this means for us today.
2024-11-1038 min
Trinity Church London PodcastI am the Good Shepherd | Daniel Macleod | John 10:11-21We're now over halfway through our series on 'Who does Jesus say He is?' In this sermon, Daniel looks at four things that make Jesus 'good', and how these prove His ability and right to 'shepherd' us towards heaven.
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Trinity Church London PodcastI am the Light of the World | Charles Glass | John 8:12-20, John 9:1-5This Sunday, we continue our new teaching series discovering who Jesus says he is. Charles looks at this well-known verse through the context of Israel two millennia ago, and how it is still relevant in our lives today.
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Trinity Church London PodcastAre you Thirsty for More of God? | Daniel Macleod | Ezekiel 47:1-12Are you thirsty for more of God? For more of the Kingdom breaking out in London and the nations? This morning on Vision Sunday Daniel reflects on the development of our church and mission, and leads us into a new season as a church, where he helps prepare us to expect great things from God.
2024-10-0143 min
Trinity Church London PodcastTwo Mistakes I Made | Daniel Macleod | Romans 6:1-11This week Daniel shares two mistakes he made when he got baptised as a teenager. Firstly, a superficial view of his own sin. And secondly, a superficial view of Jesus’ work in saving us. Here we learn how deep our problem goes and how great Jesus’ work really is.
2024-09-2336 min
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Trinity Church London PodcastGathering | Daniel Macleod | 1 Peter 2:4-11We cannot separate our relationship with Jesus from our relationship with the church. In this sermon, Daniel reminds us that the main reason we gather as a church is so we may go deeper into the presence of God and come to a greater understanding of who He is. Secondly, gathering sharpens and grows us; the gathering of God's people is His design for human flourishing. There are riches and depth and spiritual power found in the physical gathering of God's people.
2024-09-0836 min
Trinity Church London PodcastWorship: The Practice of Singing | Onohili Ejodame | Psalm 95:1-6In this sermon Onohili looks at the spiritual discipline of worship, focusing particularly on the practice of singing. She lays out three points about why we sing, namely: To glorify God, To be transformed, and to fight our battles.
2024-09-0127 min
Trinity Church London PodcastAn Invitation to Our Souls | Marcio Fanchin | John 7:37-39Jesus asks that all who are thirsty should come to Him and drink, and He promises that whoever believes in Him, as Scripture has said, rivers of living water will flow from within them. In this Sermon Marcio invites us to respond to this call of Jesus so that we can be vessels of living water bringing the rule and love of God wherever we go.
2024-08-1133 min
Trinity Church London PodcastThe Consistency of God | Jackie Butt | John 7:1-18, 37-39God know's we are human, and that we often forget His goodness and faithfulness. That is why He invites us to come to Him time and time again. Each time we come to Him, He shows his faithfulness by filling us afresh.
2024-08-0421 min
Trinity Church London PodcastOur Final Destination | Daniel Macleod | Psalm 23To paraphrase C.S Lewis, 'we are all hope based creatures'. For all of us, our outlook on life heavily depends on where we put our hope. Do we put our hope in material things thinking that they will fulfill us? In this sermon Daniel reminds us that the lack of feeling fulfilled in this life is because we were created for something better. We were created to finally be fulfilled when we meet our God and Savior face to face, when we finally seat in eternity, at the table that He has prepared for us.
2024-07-2837 min
Trinity Church London PodcastCombatting Anxiety | Daniel Macleod | Psalm 23Do you often feel anxious, worrying about the future, not able to have peace and rest because you often give in to fear? This is a common human experience, yet the most common command in the bible is, ' do not fear'. In this sermon, Daniel reminds us that God know's what it's like to be human. He understands our worries and fears, and so He calls us to put our trust in Him because He is a good God who is with us in every circumstance.
2024-07-2136 min
Trinity Church London PodcastResponding to God's Presence | Tom & Teesh Houston | 2 Samuel 6:1-11, Hebrews 12:1-3Do you desire more of God in your life? Do you long to encounter Him often? In this sermon, Tom and Teesh Houston remind us who God is, and who we are in Him. We are reminded to seek God in the secret place, to continually have fear and have reverence for Him in all that we do, and in doing that we will experience more of Him in our lives.
2024-07-1442 min
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Trinity Church London PodcastThanksgiving | Daniel Macleod | Psalm 100Giving thanks is a foundational attitude of being a Christian. Our gracious Father is worthy of receiving our thanks for all He has done and continues to do for us. In this sermon Daniel gives us some practical ways in which we can incorporate thanksgiving into our lives.
2024-06-3040 min
Trinity Church London PodcastConfession | Daniel Macleod | 1 John 1:5-2:2Confession can often be a scary prospect, yet it has the ability to be one of the most liberating practice. In this sermon Daniel speaks about the importance of this spiritual discipline, reminding us that if we fail to confess our sins it erodes our relationship with God and others.
2024-06-2341 min
Trinity Church London PodcastGenerosity | Richard Palmer | 2 Corinthians 8:1-9What does it mean to be generous, and as Christians how can we instill this discipline in our lives? In this sermon Richard explores this topic showing us that we can be a generous people because our Father in heaven has been and is always generous towards us.
2024-06-1638 min
Trinity Church London PodcastSabbath | Daniel Macleod | Exodus 20:8-11, Mark 2:23-28In a culture of 'busyness' how do we find sabbath rest? in this sermon Daniel speaks about the main obstacle to sabbath rest. He explains that the main problem is not in the activities we do, but a restlessness in our hearts.
2024-06-0933 min
Trinity Church London PodcastReading Scripture | Pete Harwood | 2 Timothy 3:16 -17In this sermon Pete gives us an outline on why and how to read the bible. He also reminds us that just as we need food, we need the Word of God daily and regularly. If we want to see God more, to encounter Him, to see more of His glory, then we must spend time with Him in His word regularly.
2024-06-0241 min
Trinity Church London PodcastFasting | Daniel Macleod | Matthew 9: 14-17.When it comes to spiritual disciplines, fasting is probably one of the most difficult, especially in the western church. Yet it is a much needed practice, it is a means to know God better. In fasting we declare that Jesus is more satisfying than life itself.
2024-05-2636 min
Trinity Church London PodcastCorporate Prayer | Mike Betts | 2 Corinthians 1: 8 - 11.In this sermon, Mike reminds us about the importance of praying together as believers. If we lead with corporate prayer we will see missions accomplished, and breakthroughs happen in a way that we won't if we don't lead with prayer.
2024-05-1941 min
Trinity Church London PodcastSpiritual Disciplines - Prayer | Charles Glass | Psalm 63: 1 - 8.As we start our series on spiritual disciplines, Charles encourages us to spend time developing our prayer life. He quotes Timothy Keller in saying that, "Prayer is our way of entering into the happiness of God Himself".
2024-05-1234 min
Trinity Church London PodcastThe Glorious New Covenant Part 3 | Joel Virgo | 2 Corinthians 2: 12 - 3: 18
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Trinity Church London PodcastThe Glorious New Covenant Part 2 | Joel Virgo | 2 Corinthians 2: 12 - 3: 18.
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Trinity Church London PodcastThe Glorious New Covenant Part 1 | Joel Virgo | 2 Corinthians 2: 12 - 3: 18
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Trinity Church London PodcastRecognising & Responding to Authentic Christian Ministry | Pete Harwood | 1 Corinthians 16: 10 - 21
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Trinity Church London PodcastThe Best Version of Yourself | Daniel Macleod | 1 Corinthians 15:12 - 35.
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Trinity Church London PodcastIf Christ Had Not Been Raised | Daniel Macleod | 1 Corinthians 15:12-34Without the resurrection of Jesus, there would be no point to Christianity. In this sermon, Daniel speaks on why the resurrection of Jesus is the centre of the Christian faith, and why this truth should impact our life on a daily basis.
2024-03-1739 min
Trinity Church London PodcastBy This Gospel You Are Saved | Marcio Fanchin | 1 Corinthians 15:1-11The whole of the scripture points to the gospel of Jesus. In this sermon, Marcio calls on those who have not yet put their faith in Jesus to do so, because this gospel has the power to save and transforms lives.
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Trinity Church London PodcastThe 'S' Word | Charles Glass | 1 Corinthians 14: 26 - 40In today's culture, the word 'submission' is usually viewed negatively. To submit to someone might be seen as a weakness or a hindrance to freedom. However, as Christians we are called to submit to one another out of reverence for Christ. In this sermon, Charles helps us to understand what biblical submission looks like.
2024-02-2532 min
TopMusic Piano Podcast005: Francesca Christmas Introduces the New Trinity College London Exam SeriesWelcome to another podcast takeover with your host, Tim Topham! In this episode, we are joined by the brilliant Francesca Christmas, Director of Music and Director of Publishing at Trinity College London. With a background as both an opera singer and pop session singer, Francesca brings a wealth of experience to her role, overseeing the development of Trinity's international music assessment and publications portfolio.
Francesca shared some insights into the improvements in Trinity's new syllabus, including the decision to extend the shelf life of syllabi to ensure continuity for teachers and learners. We delve into the different exam types offered...
2024-02-2237 min
Trinity Church London PodcastThe Importance of Church | Richard Palmer | 1 Corinthians 14: 1 -25In this sermon Richard reminds us of the importance of the church. We exist firstly to praise God, we praise Him because He has saved us through Jesus and is worthy of our praise. The church is important because our spiritual needs and growth can only happen in the context of a church. It is important because it is a place where unbelievers can walk in and meet with the living God.
2024-02-1829 min
Trinity Church London PodcastUnderstanding the Tempter and Walking in Victory | Daniel Macleod | Matthew 4: 1 - 11The enemy of our soul likes to tempt us, to distract us, to make us forget who we are in Christ. To be able to walk in victory we need to understand his ways and patterns. In this sermon Daniel outlines ways that the devil might tempt us, and how we can overcome.
2024-02-1136 min
Trinity Church London PodcastThe Dynamics of Breakthrough | Daniel Macleod | Matthew 3:13 - 4:11In this sermon Daniel speaks about how we will all face moments in the wilderness. He reminds us that the wilderness is a place of drawing closer to God, a place where God builds our character and prepares us for the future. He encourages us to remember that life does not end in the wilderness, but there will certainly be a breakthrough at the end of it. He encourages us to look to and put our hope in Jesus who has gone before us and won the battles on our behalf.
2024-02-0432 min
Trinity Church London PodcastThe River is Rising | Daniel Macleod | Ezekiel 47: 1 - 12In this sermon Daniel encourages us to go deeper into the things of God. To expect breakthroughs and freedom from the things that hinder us from being a conduit of God's blessing.
2024-01-2847 min
Trinity Church London PodcastThe Gift of Prophecy | Pete Harwood | 1 Corinthians 14: 1 - 6In this sermon Pete speaks to us about the gift of prophecy. He explains what prophecy is, why we should prophesy, and what it looks like to use this gift.
2024-01-2143 min
Trinity Church London PodcastBut we see Jesus | Charles Glass | Hebrews 2: 1-18, 3: 1In this sermon, Charles challenges us to seek to keep Jesus at the centre of our lives, to get to know Him better; to see Him as the one who has saved us and continues to save us, to see Him as the Captain of our lives in every circumstance, and to remember that every promise of God is fulfilled in Him.
2024-01-1431 min
Trinity Church London PodcastThe Gift of Tongues | Terry Virgo | Acts 2In this sermon Terry Virgo gives an overview of the move of the Spirit, looking particularly at the gift of tongues.
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2023-12-1718 min
Trinity Church London PodcastThe Genealogy of Jesus | Onohili Ejodame | Matthew 1: 1-17In this sermons, Onohili looks at the genealogy of Jesus focusing on the lives of three of the women. Through it she shows that the amazing grace of God extends to all who put their trust in Him.
2023-12-1019 min
Trinity Church London PodcastWhat is Baptism? | Daniel MacleodIn this sermon Daniel reminds us that baptism is not our salvation, but a symbol of it. The Christian's discipleship and growing in God is understanding more and more what happened at baptism.
2023-12-0320 min
Trinity Church London PodcastThe Body of Christ | Daniel Macleod | 1 Corinthians 12: 12 - 31In this sermon Daniel reminds us that we all have a part to play in the Kingdom of God, for the good of the church. We are told not to play down our role, because God has given each of us a gift to share with others, to bless the church.
2023-11-2635 min
Trinity Church London PodcastThe God Who Shakes Things | Fusi MokoenaWhen you come into God's presence you must come expecting that He will change your life. To encounter God is to be changed forever. In this preach, Fusi uses various passages from the bible to demonstrate that God is a God who powerfully 'shakes' those who seek Him, transforming their lives.
2023-11-1940 min
Trinity College London MusicZhenyan LiLondon-based Chinese composer Zhenyan Li talks to Francesca Christmas about finding her voice as a composer, and how her work is inspired by elements of theatre and film. She discusses the ways in which her teachers encouraged her to be brave as a musician, and how she hopes her pieces can inspire students in the same way. Zhenyan Li has written two pieces for Trinity’s new piano syllabus: "A Peculiar Party" (Grade 1) and "Investigations" (Grade 8). Find out which opera performance and television series inspired the two pieces.
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2023-11-1522 min
Trinity Church London PodcastA Church Centred Around Christ | Marcio Fanchin | 1 Corinthians 13In this sermon, Marcio reminds us that love is the first and foremost mark of a church centred on Christ. However, to be a church that operates from a place of love we must first be a people who abide in Christ, putting Him at the centre of all we do.
2023-11-1232 min
Trinity College London MusicGillian WalshawCellist, music educator and composer Gill Walshaw talks about her career journey and how a chance opportunity at school ignited a life-long love for music. Gill, who has has written the Initial Grade piece "Train Ride" for Trinity's 2023 Piano Syllabus, shares her thoughts on the piece and how it can inspire young learners. Gill's arrangements for the syllabus also include "I Heard it through the Grapevine" for Grade 1 and "Writing's on the Wall" for Grade 2.
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2023-11-0824 min
Trinity Church London PodcastThe Varieties of Spiritual Gifts | Richard Palmer | 1 Corinthians 12: 4 -10God has given each of us gifts to use for the building up of His kingdom. In this sermon Richard talks about the variety of gifts that are set out in scripture, and encourages us to earnestly desire them so we can walk in the fullness of God's plan for us.
2023-11-0532 min
Trinity College London MusicSam LeakJazz pianist Sam Leak talks to Francesca Christmas about his musical journey and the teachers and fellow musicians who have inspired him. Sam, who has arranged Duke Ellington’s "Don’t Mean a Thing" for Grade 2 in the 2023 Piano Syllabus, discusses how he worked to retain the sound and integrity of the original piece whilst meeting the parameters of the grade.
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2023-11-0121 min
Trinity College London MusicMari SainioFinnish composer Mari Sainio talks about how an early love for improvisation and making her own arrangements led her to a career as a composer. Mari shares her tips for motivating students and encouraging them to compose their own pieces and bring into exams. Mari describes herself as a storytelling composer who draws inspiration from Nordic nature and landscapes, something which is reflected in her two pieces for the Trinity 2023 Syllabus: "Snowfall" for Grade 6 and "Mountain Spirit" for Grade 3. Mari has also arranged a number of pop pieces across the grades.
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2023-10-2628 min
Trinity College London MusicJulian JosephJulian Joseph, jazz pianist, composer, broadcaster, educator and author, talks to Francesca Christmas about the process of composition and his deep commitment to music education through the Julian Joseph Jazz Academy. Julian has contributed his arrangement of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s ‘Deep River’ to the Grade 8 repertoire in Trinity’s 2023 Piano Syllabus.
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2023-10-1830 min
Trinity College London MusicAmit AnandIndian-born, Scotland-based composer Amit Anand discusses the importance of encouraging leaners to embrace different cultural influences, genres and sound worlds as they develop. Amit, whose own influences range from Hindustani and Carnatic music to Western Classical and global pop, has arranged songs by artists Katie Melua (Grade 1), Adele (Grade 3) and Alicia Keys (Grade 7) for the 2023 Piano Syllabus. Hear him share his thoughts on the challenges they each presented.
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2023-10-1135 min
Trinity College London MusicRavinaMusic educator and musician Ravina from Mumbai talks about her joy of bringing music from India into the 2023 Piano Syllabus. Hear about her process of selecting songs and the challenges of arranging and notating pieces that spring primarily from an oral tradition. Ravina also talks about her excitement of arranging the Pokémon Theme for Initial Grade. Ravina's arrangements are "Pokémon Theme" (Initial), "Lag Jaa Gale" (Grade 4) and "Ajeeb Dastan Hai Yeh" (Grade 5).
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2023-10-0420 min
Trinity College London MusicMark ChoiVideo games, visual media and theatre composer Mark Choi talks about how a love for music and video games combined with an education in computer engineering led him to a successful career as a composer. He shares interesting insights into the process of composing for video games and the unique challenges this genre poses.
Mark has composed two pieces for Trinity’s 2023 Syllabus: "Learning to Ride" for Grade 2 and "A New Adventure" for Grade 8. Hear about the visual inspiration behind the pieces and how it is reflected in the music.
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2023-09-2729 min
Trinity College London MusicAndrea VicariJazz pianist, composer and educator Andrea Vicari shares stories from her varied career and discusses ways of igniting students’ interest in playing jazz and a broader range of musical styles. Andrea has played an integral part in shaping the jazz offering in Trinity’s 2023 Piano Syllabus. Hear about her work in selecting, crafting, composing and arranging the pieces.
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2023-09-2027 min
Trinity College London MusicMichael PriceEmmy Award-winning film and television composer Michael Price gives an illuminating insight into his experiences of composing for the screen, and shares his thoughts for aspiring musicians.
Michael has written the film-inspired Grade 4 piece "They’re Getting Away" especially for the Trinity 2023 Piano Syllabus. Hear him discuss the processes he went through in composing his piece, to take the pianist beyond the teaching room and into the setting of a studio recording.
You can purchase "They're Getting Away" directly from the Trinity College eBook store. Get 10% off the piece by entering the discount code MPRICE23 at c...
2023-09-1331 min
Wakefield Trinity Heritage Podcast108. Vacant Island Videos VIIIJamie is back with another VIV as Bob joins us to highlight his games of Trinity vs. London from 2019, Trinity vs. Salford from 2022 and Trinity vs. Wire in 2023.
2023-08-2442 min
Trinity High Wycombe and Cores End United Reformed Churches - Sermons 1 year ago. #AllAreWelcomeSunday, 23rd May 2021 - Part 2 - A long time since I've been in London, Battersea power station repurposed, being re-energised by the Spirit, remembering George Floyd - 25th May 2020
Short Address It's a long time since I've been into London
For lots of us, trips into London haven't happened in the past year
Sights of London we haven't seen - Battersea Power Station Listed and empty for a long time now coming to life as shops and accommodation, the great powerhouse being transformed into something new
Power from the ground in the past, now a revolution to transform our energy sourcing How do you picture the Church?
Is the image of the power station an image of the Church when it goes wrong and forgets Pentecost?
Is it a pictu...
2022-05-2615 min
Half Hour CallSeries 2: Ep 4: In conversation with Trinity College LondonThis month Holly Barradell is in conversation with Annabel Thomas from Trinity College London. Annabel is Head of Business Development for the UK & Ireland Arts team at Trinity College London where she oversees several suites of qualifications and a range of different employed and freelance staff.
During this month's episode Annabel gives us an insight into the range of qualifications on offer, their new guide created to support parents/carers to see the value of arts enrichment for young people, we discuss the new projects and resources created by Trinity whilst debunking myths around Arts Award and A...
2021-12-0429 min
Local Queen with Ginger MinjLocal Queen #5 - London AdourThis week, Ginger is in the fabulous city of Las Vegas with the queen herself, London Adour! These two divas talk about their amusement park strategies, moving countries without family approval, and as always, London's definition of what it means to be a local queen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2021-10-131h 05
So This Is My WhyEp 43: Nicky Gumbel (Vicar of Holy Trinity Brompton, London & Pioneer of the Alpha Course)Nicky Gumbel is an English Anglican priest, vicar of Holy Trinity Brompton, London and pioneer of the Alpha Course - a course that has reached over 25 million people who are looking to discover the meaning to life!This episode is so special to me not least because I used to attend HTB myself! In this STIMY episode, we explore Nicky’s incredible faith journey - how he went from being an argumentative atheist to someone completely on fire for God! - and what HTB and the Alpha course was lik...
2021-04-0346 min
Your London LegacyDr Jules Montague - London Based Consultant Neurologist, Journalist & Author Of Best Seller 'Lost & Found', Explores What Remains Of The Person Left Behind When Pieces Of Their Mind Go Missing.The fear of losing your mind has to be one of the scariest things you could ever endure—and the worry that a loved one will forget who you are, or start acting in a way that is totally opposite to how they have all their lives, is too much for most to imagine. This week’s brilliant guest, Jules Montague, is a Consultant Neurologist here in London. Her clinical specialty is “young onset dementia” with patients who develop memory and behavior changes as early as their twenties—and some of her most challenging work is in the intensive care setting, w...
2020-09-0700 min
Trinity Laban CrosscurrentTrinity Laban Crosscurrent: In Conversation With Women In The ArtsIn the second episode of this six-part Trinity Laban Crosscurrent series, host Will Howarth is in conversation with women in the arts, talking to members of the Trinity Laban community about the Conservatoire's Venus Blazing initiative and what it means to be female creators in 2019.
Pianist and Fulbright Scholar Garrett Snedeker performs Clara Schumann's Pièces Fugitives (4), for piano, Op. 15.
Wilhelmina Ojanen
Born in Tampere, Finland, and raised in Santiago, Chile, dance maker Wilhelmina studied on Trinity Laban's BA (Hons) Contemporary Dance course from 2014 – 2017, and completed her MA dance Performance Programme in 2018 as a member of Transitions Dance Company.
Alongside her...
2019-12-1928 min
Trinity Laban CrosscurrentTrinity Laban Crosscurrent: Black History MonthIn the first episode of this six-part Trinity Laban Crosscurrent series, host Will Howarth talks to members of the Trinity Laban community about what Black History Month means to them and how they are creating work which champions and recognises black excellence in the music and dance industries.
Also, a walk through Greenwich with author and historian S.I Martin uncovers some of the significant black histories of this famous Royal borough of London.
Uchenna Ngwe
Born in North London, Uchenna Ngwe studied oboe and cor anglais at Trinity College of Music, gaining a BMus (Hons) and later returning on a sch...
2019-10-2926 min
2017-04-0228 min
Christ Church London PodcastTheology Matters: The Trinity: Session 4: The Trinity and the Christian LifeThis final session considers what practical differences the Trinity makes to the Christian life, and how having an accurate view of the Trinity can enrich our prayer and our worship.Download the handouts.
2017-03-0142 minChrist Church London PodcastTheology Matters: The Trinity: Session 3: Creation and SalvationWhat does the Trinity achieve? And what can we learn from looking at the activity of God in the world? This session considers the role of the Trinity in creation and salvation, and the difference it makes knowing we are made and saved by a Triune God.Download the handouts.
2017-03-0142 minChrist Church London PodcastTheology Matters: The Trinity: Session 2: How (not) to think about the TrinityHow is the Trinity revealed to us? What does the interaction between the Father, Son and Holy Spirit in the gospels tell us about God’s eternal nature? And what are some helpful (and unhelpful) ways in which we can begin to think and talk about the Trinity?Download the handouts.
2017-03-011h 06Christ Church London PodcastTheology Matters: The Trinity: Session 1: Introducing the TrinityThe Trinity is a mystery: a deeply complex idea at the heart of the Christian faith. So if it’s a mystery, why bother thinking about it at all? In this first session, we introduce the idea of the Trinity and begin to explore how God’s triune nature is revealed through Scripture.Download the handouts.
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