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Who Is Jesus?
Jesus asks his disciples who they think he is. When Peter identifies him as the Messiah, the Son of God, Jesus tells them not to tell others. Jesus explains that he must go to Jerusalem, suffer, die, and rise again. When Peter objects, Jesus rebukes him, saying his concerns are human, not God's. Jesus says his disciples must deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow him, even if it means losing their life.
Luke 2v11 surprised shepherds
The document contains the message of angels from Luke 2:11 announcing the birth of Jesus Christ as Savior in the town of David. It also contains passages from Philippians describing Jesus, though being God, humbled himself by taking human form and dying on the cross, and how God exalted him to the highest place so that all will acknowledge Jesus as Lord.
Luke 18.15 30
Jesus taught that entering God's kingdom requires desiring it above all else and being willing to endure great difficulties, such as giving up all of one's possessions and loved ones. Those who make these sacrifices will receive eternal life as the ultimate reward.
The servant leader
Chris Richards spoke to us from Mark 10:32-52, "The Servant Leader" as we continue our "Meeting Jesus" series.
Death and Glory
Pete Curran spoke to us from John 11:17-46, "Death and Glory", continuing our series in John's Gospel
Healing on the wrong day
This document summarizes a passage from the book of John describing Jesus healing a man on the Sabbath. It describes how Jesus heals a man who had been ill for 38 years at the pool of Bethesda. Religious leaders criticize Jesus for violating the Sabbath by commanding the man to carry his mat. The document contrasts the "letter of the law" approach of the religious leaders with Jesus' embodiment of the "spirit of the law" in showing compassion.
A meaningful miracle
At a wedding in Cana, Galilee, Jesus performs his first miracle when called upon by his mother Mary. The wedding hosts had run out of wine for their guests. Jesus instructs the servants to fill large stone jars with water, and then turns the water into wine. The master of ceremonies is surprised by the high quality of the wine, not realizing it was Jesus who provided it. This miracle revealed Jesus' divine glory and his disciples put their faith in him.
John 1v16 living generousley
The document references John 1:16 which discusses how Jesus Christ, who preceded Moses, provided grace upon grace through his fullness. It notes how Jesus provides endless giving grace according to this verse. It also briefly mentions how the early church practiced generosity, how Methodists sing about generosity, and how emperors railed against generosity.
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Who Is Jesus?
Jesus asks his disciples who they think he is. When Peter identifies him as the Messiah, the Son of God, Jesus tells them not to tell others. Jesus explains that he must go to Jerusalem, suffer, die, and rise again. When Peter objects, Jesus rebukes him, saying his concerns are human, not God's. Jesus says his disciples must deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow him, even if it means losing their life.
Luke 2v11 surprised shepherds
The document contains the message of angels from Luke 2:11 announcing the birth of Jesus Christ as Savior in the town of David. It also contains passages from Philippians describing Jesus, though being God, humbled himself by taking human form and dying on the cross, and how God exalted him to the highest place so that all will acknowledge Jesus as Lord.
Luke 18.15 30
Jesus taught that entering God's kingdom requires desiring it above all else and being willing to endure great difficulties, such as giving up all of one's possessions and loved ones. Those who make these sacrifices will receive eternal life as the ultimate reward.
The servant leader
Chris Richards spoke to us from Mark 10:32-52, "The Servant Leader" as we continue our "Meeting Jesus" series.
Death and Glory
Pete Curran spoke to us from John 11:17-46, "Death and Glory", continuing our series in John's Gospel
Healing on the wrong day
This document summarizes a passage from the book of John describing Jesus healing a man on the Sabbath. It describes how Jesus heals a man who had been ill for 38 years at the pool of Bethesda. Religious leaders criticize Jesus for violating the Sabbath by commanding the man to carry his mat. The document contrasts the "letter of the law" approach of the religious leaders with Jesus' embodiment of the "spirit of the law" in showing compassion.
A meaningful miracle
At a wedding in Cana, Galilee, Jesus performs his first miracle when called upon by his mother Mary. The wedding hosts had run out of wine for their guests. Jesus instructs the servants to fill large stone jars with water, and then turns the water into wine. The master of ceremonies is surprised by the high quality of the wine, not realizing it was Jesus who provided it. This miracle revealed Jesus' divine glory and his disciples put their faith in him.
John 1v16 living generousley
The document references John 1:16 which discusses how Jesus Christ, who preceded Moses, provided grace upon grace through his fullness. It notes how Jesus provides endless giving grace according to this verse. It also briefly mentions how the early church practiced generosity, how Methodists sing about generosity, and how emperors railed against generosity.
Christmas 2019 family presentation
This document lists several items that will be part of a family carol service for 2019, including astronomical bodies like the universe, moon, sun and Proxima Centauri as well as religious symbols like the cross and empty tomb and a children's character Postman Pat.
Joseph
John White continues our Advent and Christmas series talking about "Joseph & the Saviour of his people", Matthew 1:18-25.
Topsy Turvey Kingdom
The document discusses lessons that can be learned from Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and the Magi in the Christmas story. It says that Mary teaches that God values the young and women, and can handle questions. Joseph teaches that God values ordinary people and knows faith is difficult. The shepherds teach not to let theology blind us to God's surprises and it takes faith to recognize the king. The Magi teach that the Kingdom is for everyone everywhere and God is greater than expected. The Kingdom of Heaven is described as surprising, nonsensical, and where normal expectations are turned upside down.
Matt. 24'44 be prepared!
Jesus teaches that his return will be like an unexpected event that everyone should be prepared for at all times through faithful service, witnessing to others, and living holy lives. Though the timing is unknown, Christians must persevere and be ready for Christ's glorious and visible return while continuing their witness and service to others.
Acts 28 11 31 - the lord's prisoner
Nigel White joined us to finish our series "Paul: The Road to Rome" as he arrives at his destination. He spoke from Acts 28:11-31, "Good News in the heart of the Empire"
Acts 27 God is in control
The document discusses maintaining faith in God's control during difficult times by using wisdom, taking practical steps to care for oneself, focusing on positives, and not being surprised by worsening situations, as one can find peace through keeping faith that Christ is present even in storms.
Father & Son Offering
Jack Sykes spoke on Genesis 22:1-19, "Father and Son Offering", continuing our series "Abraham - A Sacred Journey".
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We took a break from our series on Abraham to celebrate Ability Sunday (a week early!) - it's all about inclusion, especially for those in our community with disabilities. Doug Preston spoke from Psalm 139
Abram sacred journey
Doug Preston started off a new series on the life of Abraham, "A Sacred Journey" with Genesis 12:1-9, "The Call".
The covenant
God made a covenant with Abram, promising that his descendants would be as numerous as the stars in the sky and the grains of sand. Although Abram had no children at the time, he believed God's promise. God credited Abram's faith as righteousness, expressing his grace rather than Abram's worthiness. The covenant established Abram's right standing with God through faith, foreshadowing the new covenant established by Jesus's blood which invites people to enter into relationship with God by trusting in his promises.
Genesis 16
Carrying on with "Abraham - A Sacred Journey", Chris Richards spoke to us from Genesis 16, " Helping God with his promises".
The Riot
Roberto Troiolo from the Gideons joined us to share about their work and from Acts 19:23-41, "How to cause a riot", continuing our series on "Paul: a man with a mission".
In the name of jesus
As we continue to look at the life of Paul, "A man with a mission", Tony Finch spoke to us from Acts 19:1-22, "In the Name of Jesus".
Acts 16 v 30
David White continues our series about the life of Paul "A man with a mission" in Acts 16:22-34, "What must I do to be saved?"
Saul of Tarsus
Pete Curran starts off our series on the life of the apostle Paul, "Paul: A man with a mission" with "Called and Commissioned", Acts 9:1-31.
Search for spirituality digging deeo & growing up
This document discusses the modern search for spirituality and how it has often led people to look in the wrong places. It suggests that the good news about Jesus meets our core needs of connectedness, peace, and fruitfulness. It encourages readers to continue living as disciples of Jesus by remaining rooted in their faith as they were taught and being thankful.
Peace
The document discusses having peace with God through faith in Jesus Christ. It references Romans 5:1 which states "Therefore, since we have been justified through faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ." The document contains multiple repetitions of this verse and discusses topics like peace, treaties, talks, and the idea that through faith in Jesus Christ, people can be justified and have peace with God.
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What clothes are you wearing?
Chris Burgess joined us (from Rugby YFC) to talk about "Looking in the Wrong Places", continuing our "Search For Spirituality" series.
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Doug Preston starts off our series "Spirituality - Looking in the Wrong Places" by speaking from Acts 17:16-34, "The Search for Spirituality".
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Christmas 2019 family presentation
This document lists several items that will be part of a family carol service for 2019, including astronomical bodies like the universe, moon, sun and Proxima Centauri as well as religious symbols like the cross and empty tomb and a children's character Postman Pat.
Joseph
John White continues our Advent and Christmas series talking about "Joseph & the Saviour of his people", Matthew 1:18-25.
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The document discusses lessons that can be learned from Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and the Magi in the Christmas story. It says that Mary teaches that God values the young and women, and can handle questions. Joseph teaches that God values ordinary people and knows faith is difficult. The shepherds teach not to let theology blind us to God's surprises and it takes faith to recognize the king. The Magi teach that the Kingdom is for everyone everywhere and God is greater than expected. The Kingdom of Heaven is described as surprising, nonsensical, and where normal expectations are turned upside down.
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Jesus teaches that his return will be like an unexpected event that everyone should be prepared for at all times through faithful service, witnessing to others, and living holy lives. Though the timing is unknown, Christians must persevere and be ready for Christ's glorious and visible return while continuing their witness and service to others.
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Doug Preston started off a new series on the life of Abraham, "A Sacred Journey" with Genesis 12:1-9, "The Call".
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God made a covenant with Abram, promising that his descendants would be as numerous as the stars in the sky and the grains of sand. Although Abram had no children at the time, he believed God's promise. God credited Abram's faith as righteousness, expressing his grace rather than Abram's worthiness. The covenant established Abram's right standing with God through faith, foreshadowing the new covenant established by Jesus's blood which invites people to enter into relationship with God by trusting in his promises.
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