Sunday Sermons at Holy Trinity Maisons-Laffitte

What happens when waiting feels endless and God seems silent? Amos 5:18–24, 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18, and Matthew 25:1–13 call us to live with justice, hold on to hope, and remain faithful and ready for Christ’s return.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Canon Charlotte SullivanRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

Who helps us glimpse God’s heart? Revelation 7:9–17 and Matthew 5:1–12 point us toward a diverse multitude and the blessings Jesus names. Through their faith, mercy, courage, and hope, we discover what God’s kingdom looks like and what faithful living means.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Canon Charlotte SullivanRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

When truth is challenged and voices rise against God’s Word, its message still endures. Psalm 119:9–16, Colossians 3:12–17, and Matthew 24:30–35 call us to treasure Scripture, embody Christ’s love, and stand firm in the unshakable promises of God.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Canon Charlotte SullivanRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

The Gospel brings hope, healing, and peace—but why can it be met with resistance? Through Luke 10:1–9, 2 Timothy 4:5–17, and Isaiah 35:3–6, we explore the cost of sharing good news and the courage to keep proclaiming it.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Canon Charlotte SullivanRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

How does faith hold steady when Sunday worship gives way to Monday’s pressures? Through Psalm 106:1–6, Philippians 4:1–9, and Matthew 22:1–14, we discover a faith rooted in gratitude, shaped by peace, and lived out faithfully in everyday life.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Canon Charlotte SullivanRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

Worried about tomorrow? Exodus 16:11–21 and Matthew 6:25–34 remind us that God knows what we need and faithfully provides for us each day. Instead of carrying tomorrow’s burdens today, we are invited to trust, receive, and live faithfully in the present.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Canon Charlotte SullivanRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

Exploring the heart of generosity, reminding us that true treasure is found not in what we keep, but in what we freely give to bless others and honour God.2 Corinthians 8:1–5, 8–15; Matthew 6:19–21Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Canon Charlotte SullivanRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

Why does God’s generosity sometimes feel unfair? From the Israelites’ grumbling in Exodus 15:22–27 to Jesus’ challenging parable of the workers in the vineyard in Matthew 20:1–16, we explore our tendency to compare and question God’s ways.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Canon Charlotte SullivanRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

Based on Psalm 114, Romans 14:1–12, and Matthew 18:21–35, we reflect on God’s sovereign care, our call to humility, and the costly mercy we’re asked to extend as people who trust His justice and live out His forgiveness.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Canon Charlotte SullivanRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107

A call to live love as our true debt and to seek reconciliation with courage. Rooted in Romans 13:8-14 and Matthew 18:15-20, this message invites us to release what hinders and hold fast to Christ‑shaped community.Holy Trinity Church, Maisons-LaffitteReverend Canon Charlotte SullivanRichard Medcalf (Licensed Lay Minister)CCLI licence #5059107