Hinde Street Methodist Church Mediahttp://hindestreet.org.ukInsight by EndisnoGiles Wilsongwilson@gmail.comWhat would life be like if the interactions of the nations of the world were ones in which love were genuine? Maybe this is the glimmer of hope which would be like the glimmer of hope which Moses's mother acted on...m_21748Sun, 24 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMTWhat would life be like if the interactions of the nations of the world were ones in which love were genuine? Maybe this is the glimmer of hope which would be like the glimmer of hope which Moses's mother acted on...00:22:00In his last 11am sermon as superintendent of the West London Mission, Geoff Cornell describes some of the ways of looking at the kingdom of God, including "the Leylandii of Palestinian farming".m_21221Sun, 27 Jul 2008 00:00:00 GMTIn his last 11am sermon as superintendent of the West London Mission, Geoff Cornell describes some of the ways of looking at the kingdom of God, including "the Leylandii of Palestinian farming".00:16:00In Cathy Bird's last sermon at Hinde Street, she reflects on what a ministry can achieve.m_20933Sun, 13 Jul 2008 00:00:00 GMTIn Cathy Bird's last sermon at Hinde Street, she reflects on what a ministry can achieve.00:14:00Jesus tells his disciples, effectively, to play at home rather than play away and tells them, in the reverse of normal footballing wisdom, that playing at home is harder.m_20333Sun, 15 Jun 2008 00:00:00 GMTJesus tells his disciples, effectively, to play at home rather than play away and tells them, in the reverse of normal footballing wisdom, that playing at home is harder.00:11:00The scriptures remind us very strongly that we need and indeed crave protection and preservation beyond the physical, says Burchell Whiteman.m_19987Sun, 01 Jun 2008 00:00:00 GMTThe scriptures remind us very strongly that we need and indeed crave protection and preservation beyond the physical, says Burchell Whiteman.00:16:00In the fourth of this year's Hugh Price Hughes lectures, Peter Howdle considers some ethical and theological issues in contemporary medicine.m_19762Tue, 13 May 2008 00:00:00 GMTIn the fourth of this year's Hugh Price Hughes lectures, Peter Howdle considers some ethical and theological issues in contemporary medicine.01:15:00What would Martians make of the Christian faith? How would it be classified, what would be considered central and what peripheral? m_18758Sun, 13 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMTWhat would Martians make of the Christian faith? How would it be classified, what would be considered central and what peripheral? 00:15:00The third of the 2008 Hugh Price Hughes lectures, which examine the relationship between our bodies and our faiths.m_18573Tue, 08 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMTThe third of the 2008 Hugh Price Hughes lectures, which examine the relationship between our bodies and our faiths.01:10:00Leao Neto takes issue with Ken Howcroft's Easter Day sermon - and asks where will you truly meet Jesus?m_18288Sun, 30 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMTLeao Neto takes issue with Ken Howcroft's Easter Day sermon - and asks where will you truly meet Jesus?00:13:00A short service held in the garden of Manchester Square, near Hinde Street, at 6am on Easter Day, led by Leao Netom_18240Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMTA short service held in the garden of Manchester Square, near Hinde Street, at 6am on Easter Day, led by Leao Neto00:05:00In his Easter morning sermon, Ken Howcroft warns that it's all too tempting to try to keep Jesus in a box, a tomb, or a cathedral.m_18147Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMTIn his Easter morning sermon, Ken Howcroft warns that it's all too tempting to try to keep Jesus in a box, a tomb, or a cathedral.00:09:00In the second of this year's Hugh Price Hughes lecture series on Body Language, Nicola Slee offers some thoughts about faith viewed through a woman's body.m_17942Tue, 11 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMTIn the second of this year's Hugh Price Hughes lecture series on Body Language, Nicola Slee offers some thoughts about faith viewed through a woman's body.00:50:00The Christopher Hitchenses of the world need to look beyond the crucifixes and some of the more morbid symbolism of 18th century hymnody and see a God who has shown a divine self forgetfulness and a divine passion for life.m_17709Sun, 09 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMTThe Christopher Hitchenses of the world need to look beyond the crucifixes and some of the more morbid symbolism of 18th century hymnody and see a God who has shown a divine self forgetfulness and a divine passion for life.00:20:00...is that it's too long. But it wasn't always like that. For the first 700 years of the church it was just a week. We mustn't let its current length become a bar to Lent's purpose being fulfilled - and that might not be comfortable.m_17504Sun, 02 Mar 2008 00:00:00 GMT...is that it's too long. But it wasn't always like that. For the first 700 years of the church it was just a week. We mustn't let its current length become a bar to Lent's purpose being fulfilled - and that might not be comfortable.00:14:00An excerpt of James Alison's lecture in the Hugh Price Hughes series. Here he offers some images for understanding our place in a church hierarchy.m_17081Tue, 12 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMTAn excerpt of James Alison's lecture in the Hugh Price Hughes series. Here he offers some images for understanding our place in a church hierarchy.00:07:00The first in this year's Hugh Price Hughes lecture series, which is examining the relationship between faith and the body. James Alison examines our notions of church and gives some thoughts on surviving them. There is a short introduction from Rev Leao Neto. More details on the series at www.hindestreet.org.uk/hughpricehughesm_17080Tue, 12 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMTThe first in this year's Hugh Price Hughes lecture series, which is examining the relationship between faith and the body. James Alison examines our notions of church and gives some thoughts on surviving them. There is a short introduction from Rev Leao Neto. More details on the series at www.hindestreet.org.uk/hughpricehughes01:20:00It's Lent, and so time to do things differently. For Rowan Williams that might mean carrying on being controversial - and what does it mean for us?m_16902Sun, 10 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMTIt's Lent, and so time to do things differently. For Rowan Williams that might mean carrying on being controversial - and what does it mean for us?00:24:00As we approach Lent, let's be assured that this is a matter of being assured that God is inviting us to encounter him and be transformed. It's about a preparation for an encounter...m_16726Sun, 03 Feb 2008 00:00:00 GMTAs we approach Lent, let's be assured that this is a matter of being assured that God is inviting us to encounter him and be transformed. It's about a preparation for an encounter...00:15:00Even when things go against you, and your health or your relations or your work or world events or the government or even the Church are messing you about, God in Christ is with you. To know that helps you avoid being a victim in life. In the words of the covenant and then in communion with Christ around the table, you will discover that God is with you and for you if you will accept it.m_16273Sun, 06 Jan 2008 00:00:00 GMTEven when things go against you, and your health or your relations or your work or world events or the government or even the Church are messing you about, God in Christ is with you. To know that helps you avoid being a victim in life. In the words of the covenant and then in communion with Christ around the table, you will discover that God is with you and for you if you will accept it.00:15:00The forces of wave and current and wind meet. lt is stunning - and exhausting - frightening in its power, deafening in its noise. But the sunlight shines steadily on. And as the forces meet so it illuminates the spray and we see at the heart of the chaos, in the very intersection of forces, rainbows, signs of God's presence and peace.m_15457Sun, 25 Nov 2007 00:00:00 GMTThe forces of wave and current and wind meet. lt is stunning - and exhausting - frightening in its power, deafening in its noise. But the sunlight shines steadily on. And as the forces meet so it illuminates the spray and we see at the heart of the chaos, in the very intersection of forces, rainbows, signs of God's presence and peace.00:12:00