| Date | Title | Church |
|---|---|---|
| 20 Aug 2017 | What's the kingdom of God like? (Matthew 13:31-35 &:44-52) |
Holyrood Evangelical Church (Phil Hair) |
| 04 Dec 2016 | Triumph through Small Beginnings (Matthew 13:31-35) |
Christ Central Church Durham |
| 12 Jun 2016 | Doesn't look like God's kingdom is coming (Matthew 13:31-35) |
St Ebbes, Oxford (Matt Pope) |
| 06 Dec 2015 | Matthew 13:31-35 (Matthew 13:31-35) |
Latimer Congregational Church (Iain Clements) |
| 06 Dec 2015 | Matthew 13:31-35 (Matthew 13:31-35) |
Latimer Congregational Church (Iain Clements) |
| 01 Mar 2015 | Parables of Growth (Matthew 13:31-35) |
Charlotte Chapel (Paul Rees) |
| 04 Jan 2015 | The Kingdom of Heaven if like… (Matthew 13:31-35) |
Fulwood Free Methodist Church (Andrew Gardner) |
| 15 Nov 2014 | ‘Stocks, Shares and Crashes’ (Matthew 13:31-35, 44-52) |
Lansdowne Baptist Church (Peter Baker) |
| 26 Oct 2014 | Kingdom Ambition (Matthew 13:31-33) |
Grace London (Andrew Haslam) |
| 26 Oct 2014 | Kingdom Ambition (Matthew 13:31-33) |
Grace London (Andrew Haslam) |
| 26 Oct 2014 | Kingdom Ambition (Matthew 13:31-33) |
Grace London (Andrew Haslam) |
| 27 Jul 2014 | Grace set loose in the world (Matthew 13:31-33) |
Crofton Baptist (Marcus Honeysett) |
| 20 Jul 2014 | The possible world: 7 - What next? (Matthew 13:31-33) |
Cromer Parish Church (Jennie Hodgkinson) |
| 03 Jun 2014 | Matthew 13:31-35 (Matthew 13:31-35) |
St Andrews Free Church |
| 16 Sep 2012 | The Parable of the Mustard Seed (Matthew 13:31-35) |
St Andrew's Chelsea (Paul Dawson) |
| 16 Sep 2012 | The Parable of the Mustard Seed (Matthew 13:31-35) |
St Andrew's Chelsea (Paul Dawson) |
| 29 Jul 2012 | Kingdom of Heaven Matthew 13:31-33 (Matthew 13:31-33) |
Good Shepherd Mission (Simon Martin) |
| 29 Jul 2012 | Kingdom of Heaven Matthew 13:31-33 (Matthew 13:31-33) |
Good Shepherd Mission (Simon Martin) |
| 15 Jul 2012 | The mustard seed and the yeast (Matthew 13:31-35) |
St Andrew the Great (James Poole) |
| 15 May 2011 | 3. From small things (Matthew 13:31-13:33) |
Emmanuel Wimbledon (Rupert Shelley) |