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Welcome to City on a Hill sermon podcast where Pastor Peter Anderson and others share powerful and inspiring messages straight from the heart of Edinburgh and the Lothians. Join us each week as we dive into the Word, providing practical insights and timeless truths that resonate with your daily life. To stay connected and explore more, visit our website at www.cityonahill.org.uk. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast to receive the latest teachings and updates. If you'd like to give toward the ongoing work at City on a Hill, you can do so at www.cityonahill.org.uk/giving.

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The Origin

2026/02/01

Pastor Pete opens our God Story series with The Origin, a message affirming that God eternally exists and created the universe out of nothing. He emphasizes that mankind matters, as people are made in God’s image and are the pinnacle of His creation. He concludes by showing that the story of Genesis, and all of Scripture, ultimately points to Jesus as Lord.

Healthy humans

2026/01/25

What does it really mean to have a healthy heart? In this message, Pastor Pete reflects on Proverbs 4:23, reminding us that just as physical health depends on a healthy heart, so does our spiritual well-being. Life flows from the inside out and we need to guard our hearts diligently, knowing that everything we do is shaped by what is within.

The people around you shape your life

2026/01/18

Why are friendships becoming increasingly difficult to make and maintain? And what wisdom does God’s Word offer for building healthy, resilient, and long-lasting friendships?

How to make great decisions

2026/01/11

What does it take to make wise decisions in life? Pastor Pete teaches that good choices come from relying on the Word of God, listening to the Holy Spirit and seeking guidance from trusted leaders and people around us.

The beginning of wisdom

2026/01/04

How can a person truly gain wisdom? Pastor Pete draws from the book of Proverbs to highlight that wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord, and is expressed through awe and reverence towards God, a heart filled with love and obedience to Him, and a life lived for Him with humility and courage.

What is Christmas really about?

2025/12/21

Pastors Adedoyin and Duncan sit down to reflect on the meaning of Christmas — from personal traditions and quick-fire questions to deeper reflections on the birth of Jesus, the incarnation, and what it means for our lives today. Together, they explore why Christmas matters, how it shapes our faith, and how we can respond with hope, joy, and trust in Jesus this season.

Jesus, the Light of the world

2025/12/14

John’s Gospel opens not with a manger but with a bold declaration – the eternal Word who was with God and was God had stepped into the world. Pastor Pete shows how John, having witnessed Jesus’ life, death and resurrection, realised that He was truly God. This message invites us to engage with the great truths of Christmas as John presents them in Chapter 1 – the Word became flesh and the wonder of Jesus’ life and mission.

The world needs light

2025/12/07

Isaiah 9 speaks of external threats to Israel and the internal corruption of their hearts. These are challenges that mirror the worries and concerns of the world we live in and the darkness in people’s souls today. Pastor Pete shows how the coming of Jesus brings hope. The darkness of our hearts can only be overcome when we connect and stay connected with Him.

Glorification

2025/11/30

Pastor Pete reminds us that God not only sees the future but has already secured it. From Romans 8, he unpacks the golden chain of salvation – those God foreknew, He predestined, called, justified, and glorified. Though glorification is still ahead of us, Scripture speaks of it as already done, assuring us it is guaranteed.

Adoption

2025/11/23

The heart of Pastor Pete’s message is that God saved us to bring us into His family, choosing us to become His children. It emphasises the incredible truth that adoption was always God’s plan A – through Jesus Christ, we are made sons and daughters and co-heirs with Christ.

Reconciliation

2025/11/16

In this message, Pastor Adedoyin dives into the incredible truth that although humanity’s relationship with God was shattered by sin, Jesus came to restore it fully. Through His perfect life, death, and resurrection, we become a new creation – brought back into God’s presence and freed from the sin that once separated us. As people reconciled to God, we’re invited not only to believe this good news for ourselves, but to share it boldly with others as ambassadors of His love and restoration.

Justification

2025/11/09

Pastor Pete’s message unpacks the meaning of justification. Through the Cross, Jesus took our guilt, not only declaring us justified, but also crediting us with His righteousness – this is a gift we receive when we place our faith in Him. Our eternal standing is secured, and we are welcomed into heaven not by what we have done, but by what He has done for us.

Redemption

2025/11/02

In Part two of ‘The best news ever’ series, Pastor Paul look at the biblical theme of ‘Redemption’ - what it means, what it looks like and the freedom it brings us.

Propitiation

2025/10/26

How can God’s justice and love meet? At the heart of Pastor Pete’s message is that propitiation is the act by which Jesus, through His sacrifice on the Cross, bore God’s righteous anger against sin and evil. In that moment, God’s justice was fully satisfied and His wrath turned away, allowing His love and mercy to be shown towards mankind.

Devoted

2025/10/19

Pastor Jessica highlights the importance of the Apostles’ teaching in the early Church and encourages us to be fully devoted to Jesus, and to be wholehearted in our commitment to His Great Commission and Great Commandment.