Our final in a three part series Mountain Climbing. What goes up, must come down. But how do we do so as Christians? Apostle Paul concludes Romans 8 with some suggestions. (Today's address followed a performance of Buxtehude's cantata BuxWV 60 "Jesu Meine Freude" [Jesus, My Joy] by musicians from St Paul's.) [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 8]

Today we begin our mini-sermon series on Mountain Climbing based on Romans 8. Many consider it the Himalayas of Paul’s writing. We begin by getting out of the valley. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 6]

Today we hear Jesus teach his disciples about hospitality. Hospitality means receiving and welcoming the stranger. Jesus tells us that we represent and symbolize him for one another. We are Christ-bearers. Jesus assures us that he himself is present in our lives when we welcome others into our midst, and when others do the same for us. [Organ - Pentecost 4]

There is so much hurt in the world, and God calls us to open our eyes to the needs around us. And having seen, we are to respond in love, in earnest prayer and the compassionate actions that arise from it. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 2]

This is the day! The Holy Spirit was poured out… and continues to be poured out. In Apostle Peter’s words, “These are the last days.” This is what was promised. Come and find out how Jesus explained it. Rivers of living water will come to you. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost]