Over the next few months, on the third Sunday evening of the month, we will be designated as a “Prayer and presence” evening. There will be a short word to encourage us in our praying which will follow the talk, in the presence of God.
This morning we will celebrating and praising God as Helen, Kerry and Jason publicly declare their faith in the Lord Jesus as they go through the waters of baptismal. Please pray for them over the next few weeks as they begin the next phase of the Christian walk.
This week, why not pray for opportunities you have to work for the good in others – in your own family, God’s family and in your local community.
When was the last time you actually said, “Thank you” to God? Maybe you should try it today?
Over the next few months, on the second Sunday evening of the month, we will be bringing an “inspirational word” which is intended to build up God’s people. This week we begin by looking at how the “Joy of the Lord is your strength” will sustain you in your everyday life here on earth.
This morning we begin a new series of pastoral sermons which highlight God’s presence in all of life’s circumstances. These sermons aim to encourage, support and help those in our fellowship at this time or have known tough times in the past.
This evening we will be holding a Devotional Communion around the table with the bread and wine and with Jesus in the midst of us. We will briefly look at Psalm 1:1-3 and our position in Christ before spending the rest of the hour on praising and worshipping the Lord who has brought us into that position and during that time we will take Communion together. Please make a real effort to come and share in this service and be prepared to contribute a prayer, a hymn, a reading, a brief comment or just worship silently – focussing on Jesus and his death and resurrection and what it means to you. This is a unique opportunity to “forget about ourselves, to concentrate on Him and worship Him.”
This morning we will holding our monthly family service as we worship the Lord and stand in awe at God’s amazing creation. God made man small and the universe big to say something about himself. True worship comes when we recognise the greatness of God, not the significance of man. God is all powerful and as Christians we don’t need to understand it, as much as we need to believe it and live with the faith that with God all things are possible.
Have you ever thought about the relative sizes of man and the universe? Perhaps, God made man small and the universe big to say something about Himself.”
This weekend we celebrate God’s ongoing provision for us at our annual Harvest service. Why not join us?