Our family worship service for Sunday 6th August
| Series: | Our monthly family worship service |
| Today’s message: | Thirsting and Longing |
| Our reading: | Psalm 42:1-2a |
| Speaker: | Simon Downing |
| Series: | Our monthly family worship service |
| Today’s message: | Thirsting and Longing |
| Our reading: | Psalm 42:1-2a |
| Speaker: | Simon Downing |
Talk to any competitive athlete, and they will say that the crowd’s encouragement played a significant part in keeping them going to the winning line. Who can you encourage this week in their Christian journey to help them to see the finishing line is in sight?
| Current series: | Faith in action |
| Today’s message: | The Implanted Word |
| Our reading: | James 1:19 – 27 |
| Speaker: | Simon Downing |
Do you read your Bible regularly? If you do then good because it is the greatest book ever written. But do you spend enough time to let God’s word sink deep into your heart, mind and soul? If you do, you will soon see that the Bible is God’s treasure map. And the treasure is getting to know God for yourself.
| Current series: | The Unveiling |
| Today’s message: | The Unveiling – Revolutionary |
| Our reading: | John 2:12-25 |
| Speaker: | Simon Downing |
This week in our series ‘The Unveiling’ we meet Jesus the revolutionary. In Luke 22:52, Jesus himself asked the question of the chief priests, the officers of the temple guard, and the elders, who had come for him, “Am I leading a rebellion, that you have come with swords and clubs?”‘ So what is so revolutionary about Jesus? It was probably that he told us to ‘Love our enemies’.
“This lost world will never be reached and brought back to loyalty to God, until the children of God wake up to the fact that they have a mission in the world. If we are true Christians we should all be missionaries” (D L Moody).
| Current series: | Faith in action |
| Today’s message: | Entangled in the spider’s web |
| Our reading: | James 1:12-18 |
| Speaker: | Clive Bennett |
This week, as you read your Bible, perhaps you should think about this quote by Saint Augustine [who became the first Archbishop of Canterbury in AD597]: “The Holy Scriptures are our letters from home.”
| Current series: | The Unveiling |
| Today’s message: | The Unveiling: Credentials, Baptiser and Fulfillment |
| Our reading: | John 1:19-52 & 2:1-11 |
| Speaker: | Simon Downing |