Sermons at St. John’s

About Sermons at St. John’s

Welcome to Sermons at St John’s — the weekly podcast from St John’s (Newtownbreda Presbyterian Church) in South Belfast. Rooted in Scripture and attentive to the world, these sermons invite you to explore what it means to live with faith on the ground — faith that listens deeply, loves generously, and seeks God’s justice and grace in everyday life. At St John’s, we’re learning what it means to be a community looking up to God, leaning in to one another, and reaching out with love to the world. Whether you worship with us in person or join from afar, we’re glad you’re here. 🎧 Find out more at www.newtownbreda.org (https://www.newtownbreda.org/).

Publisher

Newtownbreda Presbyterian Church (St. John’s)

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

28 Jan 2024

Latest episode

12 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

137 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   12 Oct 2026

   We Cannot Do This On Our Own

   What if we don’t need to have everything worked out before we come to God? In Part 7 of The Way of the Servant, Rev Paul Lutton reflects on Mark 9:14–29 and a worried father’s honest prayer: “I believe; help my unbelief.” Preached on Harvest Sunday at St John’s, We Cannot Do This Alone explores imperfect faith, the limits of our own strength, and prayer as an everyday expression of dependence on God. We can bring Jesus the faith we have—and ask for help with the faith we lack.

2. 

   5 Oct 2026

   Take Up Your Cross!

   What happens when following Jesus challenges the future we had imagined? Peter recognises Jesus as the Christ, but struggles to accept where his journey will lead. In “Take Up Your Cross”, Paul explores Mark 8:27–35 and the call to costly love, humble service and trust. Following Jesus means entrusting our lives to the one who gave himself for us—and discovering that his way leads to life.

3. 

   28 Sept 2026

   Give Them Something to Eat

   This Sunday, The Way of the Servant continues with the feeding of the five thousand. As we explore our shared calling to serve, we’ll discover that Jesus also notices our need for rest and care. And around the Communion table, we’ll remember that those who feed others need to be fed too.

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