This week as we look at Paul and Jeremiah, how they suffered for their faith and yet how they persevered. Why not re-examine your own commitment to Jesus Christ? Are you prepared to suffer for the sake of the Gospel or even put yourself out just a little bit? We are called to love God, love each other and love the lost. How are you doing?
This evening we will be continuing with our series entitled, “Being the people called us to be.” David will be bringing our study of Jeremiah to a close as we seek to learn from Jeremiah’s total obedience to God and his ongoing perseverance despite being continually knocked down by his fellow countryman. Ridiculed, hated, laughed at, imprisoned; it would have been tempting to simply give up but Jeremiah refused to go down and continued boldly proclaiming the truth.
This morning Simon will be continuing with our series, “Who does God say I am?” – as we celebrate that we are justified freely by God’s grace made possible by the shedding of Jesus’ blood at Calvary. Let’s celebrate that, despite our sinful nature, we have been declared “Not guilty” through our faith in Jesus Christ our Saviour. Hallelujah.
This evening we will be continuing with our series entitled, “Being the people called us to be.” One thing, apart from taxes, is certain in our lives is that some days we will feel very discouraged. This evening Clive will be using Jeremiah as an example of how we can above discouragement and be the people God wants us to be.
This morning Simon will be continuing with our series, “Who does God say I am?” – as we celebrate that we are living “under grace”. We are saved by grace, not because we are good or deserving – but because God is good and gracious. We are saved by our faith in Him. Our responsibility is then to live a life that brings glory to God – not for ourselves – but for Him.
Whatever you are going through at the moment, praise God for His wonderful faithfulness and remember that His steadfast love never ceases – even when your vision is clouded by tears.
This evening we will be celebrating communion around the Lord’s table as we continued our series entitled, “The first Sunday.” As always, expect the unexpected, as Simon reminds us that Jesus is the light -but we should be reflecting His glory in the way we live.
This morning Simon will be continuing with our series, “Who does God say I am?” – as we look at the parable of the prodigal son. The younger son wanted to do his own thing and ran into disaster. Thankfully he had a loving father who is ready and willing to welcome him home. Does this story resonate with your life? Thankfully we too have a loving Father, ready and willing to welcome us back into the family.
Why waste your time trying to fathom out the unfathomable? Just have confidence that the Lord knows what He is doing. All will be revealed when you need to know.
This evening we will continue with our series about “Being the people God called us to be” as we consider how we should respond to God’s call on our lives. Over the few next weeks, we will be looking at how Jeremiah responded to God’s call on his life and what this teaches us about our response.