Top 5 Favourite sermons

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Recently I have started to walk to church and back, as it means I can stay healthy but also to save money. Basically a win win situation for all.

Through this I have discovered podcasts and sermons on my phone and it's transformed my faith!

I wanted to share a few which will hopefully be as life changing for you, as it was for me.

1. Louie Giglio- How Great Is Our God

This sermon is from Passion City Church, where Louie Giglio is the pastor. He explores just how amazing our god is as a creator and truly made me fall in love with Jesus even more.

I would recommend most of his sermons, as he's a fantastic preacher. You can find them on Passion City Churches website.

2. Francis Chan- Stop and Think

Francis Chan is the author of 'Crazy Love' and apart of that book, he's made this short video for some reflection time. Whether you are reading the book (You totally should it's fab) or not it's such an eye opening video.

3. Matt Chandler

I didn't have a specific video for this one, as I honestly love the majority of his preaches.
When he talks about singleness and relationships, I find it so refreshing and bible focused- so definitely give those a watch. 

4. The Bible Project

Now this channel doesn't have sermons, but I couldn't not mention them! There are various short videos on different parts of the bible, explaining them in a really accessible way.

However if you search 'The Bible project' on Apple Podcasts then they do some on there. I haven't yet watched them myself, but have been recommenced multiple times.

5. Trent Vineyard Talks

I couldn't talk about sermons and miss out ones from the church I attend could I. We have various speakers every week, so I couldn't possibly chose a favourite talk, but we have them all on our website.

 I would definitively say give a few a listen, as I come back from church feeling very challenged most weeks.

So there we have it, my top 5 favourite sermons I have been LOVING lately. I hope you gain as much as I have from these.

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