Although the Coronavirus restrictions are slowly being lifted, we still live in challenging times. This week, why not make a real effort to bring your most immediate challenges to the Lord. Throw your anxieties at His feet and receive His peace.
Thank you for joining us for what is an unusual way of “doing” church. We trust that the online service offered here will truly bless you, and that after this virus has passed, you will be able to join us as we resume our normal services and activities. In spite of what is going on at the moment, this is a time for personal growth and getting closer to God, and so our prayer is that you and your family will know Him and His great peace, in all things. This week Clive Bennett, who is one of our members, is talking on the important subject of “Overcomers” and leads us in a time of Communion together. So, if you want to share in communion please make sure that you have some bread and wine available as you watch the video.
But thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. (1 Corinthians 15:57)
Thank you for joining us for what is our current way of ‘doing’ church. I hope that the online service offered here will truly bless you, and that after this virus has passed, you will be able to join us as we resume our normal services and activities. In spite of what is going on at the moment, this is a time for personal growth and getting closer to God, and so my prayer is that you and your family will know him and his great peace, in all things. God bless you. Simon.
‘Yes, I am coming soon. Amen. Come, Lord Jesus. The grace of the Lord Jesus be with God’s people.’ Amen.’
Revelation 22v20b-21
As we all seem to have a bit more time on our hands at the moment, why not think about what Jesus has done for you so far on your spiritual journey. The really good news is the best is yet to come! Praise the Lord.
Welcome to this week’s midweek worship service which, as you will see, is a little bit different to normal. Instead of a sermon, we will be hearing from you! In fact you will be hearing from Brenda, Lucienne, Ingrida, Hazel and Jason, Marion, Simon and myself. We all hope that you will find this service a blessing. Derek
And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in one body. And be thankful.
Col 3:15
Even though we still can’t meet together, spend some time this week praying for each other. It will be wonderful when things finally get back to normal. Pray too for opened eyes as you read your Bible this week. Just is the Lord trying to tell you?
Thank you for joining us for what is an unusual way of “doing” church. We trust that the online service offered here will truly bless you, and that after this virus has passed, you will be able to join us as we resume our normal services and activities. In spite of what is going on at the moment, this is a time for personal growth and getting closer to God, and so our prayer is that you and your family will know Him and His great peace, in all things. This is our final week in our Wednesday series on “Guarding your heart” and Clive Bennett who is one of our members is talking on the important subject of “Following the heart of God”.
Oh let my love with fervour burn, and from the world now let me turn;
Living for Thee, and Thee alone, bringing Thee pleasure on Thy throne;
Only one life, “’twill soon be past, only what’s done for Christ will last.
Only one life, yes only one, now let me say, “Thy will be done”;
And when at last I’ll hear the call, I know I’ll say “twas worth it all”;
Only one life, “’twill soon be past, only what’s done for Christ will last. ”
Extract from a poem by C T Studd – For the full poem go to:
(https://paulhockley.com/2016/05/24/quote-only-one-life-twill-soon-be-past-poem-by-c-t-studd/
Welcome to this morning’s worship service – which is slightly different! Today a few persons from the church are contributing to the service order. May God bless you through their contributions. Today, of course, is also Father’s day. So please give thanks to our heavenly Father for the fathers in our church. God bless. Simon
Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever. Amen.
Ephesians 3:20-21
This week my Bible reading reminded my that we need to make time to stop and simply remember the goodness and faithfulness of God in our lives. It is so easy to forget what an amazing God we have.
Welcome
Thank you for joining us for what is becoming our new way of ‘doing’ church. I hope that the online service offered here will truly bless you, and that after this virus has passed, you will be able to join us as we resume our normal services and activities. In spite of what is going on at the moment, this is a time for personal growth and getting closer to God, and so my prayer is that you and your family will know him and his great peace, in all things. God bless you. Simon.
Worship time – Love divine all loves excelling
Bible Reading: Romans 5:12-6:14
Sermon – Reigning with the heart of God
Worship time – Here is love, vast as the ocean
Blessing to close
‘Oh, the depth of the riches of the wisdom and knowledge of God… For from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be the glory for ever. Amen.’
Romans 11v33 & 36