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Names are important. They can convey so much more meaning than simply what the word literally means. So what can we learn from God’s name revealed to Moses: I Am Who I Am? Chris speaks on how through speaking His name God reveals part of his nature to us.
Lynne leads the service this week as we celebrate another dedication whilst Pete and Nick lead our sung worship.
In our August all age service Chris (standing in for Peter) looks at the opening verses of Psalm 1 and explains how we need to be deeply rooted in the Spirit, like a tree planted near streams of water, to truly flourish in our relationship with God and allow Him to work through us.
Pete and Nick lead our sung worship this week.
Jim Gourlay from AsiaLink visits us to give an update on their work, particularly the work in Uzbekistan where he has recently visited. Jim also speaks on the anointing of Jesus and how that story will be told wherever believers gather for generations to come. Many people in Asia have yet to hear that story and the wider good news of Jesus.
Lorraine leads the rest of the service with an encouragement to trust God even when you cannot see what is ahead and Pete and Nick lead our sung worship.
We’ve spent the last weeks in our Starting With God series looking at how having an intimate relationship with God is of ultimate importance in our lives. But in 1 Corinthians Paul says that striving for that relationship is futile if we don’t have evidence to back up our convictions. Chris looks at the “reliable data” that Paul provides to show that what we believe is actually true.
Lynne leads the rest of the service as Koa is dedicated to God and welcomed into the Burwell Baptist Church family, whilst Pete leads our sung worship.
In Psalm 119 the psalmist says that God’s word is a lamp to their feet and a light to their path. In the next in our Starting with God series Chris looks at how the word of God is essential to our journey, guiding our way through the darkness of life and illuminating the true path to Jesus.
Leading the rest of the service we have another making their debut as Peter W shares his experience of walking in the dark, whilst Pete R leads our sung worship.
This week we were privileged to be joined once again by Alan & Megan Barker, our BMS link missionaries who we support in their work in Nepal. They both share with us the latest updates on their work in that country and bring us the message for this week about what our calling is with God.
Lorraine makes her debut leading the rest of our service whilst Nick leads our sung worship.
We continue our series on Starting With God with Chris this week expanding on one of the topics from last week: that at the moment we can only see the glory of God like a reflection in a mirror. There is a danger that the mirror becomes so dirty and clouded that we only see…
Throughout the New Testament it is stated that we should be born again in Christ. Continuing our Starting with God series, Chris speaks on how this is not a literal re-birth but a spiritual one. Putting to death our old sinful selves and instead living our lives moulded and guided by Jesus.
Susan leads the rest of the service whilst Pete and Nick lead our sung worship.
The book of Revelation can be an incredibly difficult book to understand, however in the concluding chapters of John’s vision it gives us a picture of God’s ultimate plan: a new heaven and a new earth, free from death and suffering. Until then we will endure trials, grief and harship on this current earth. In an incredibly poignant sermon reflecting the season we are currently walking through as a church family Chris reminds us that we do this knowing that God does not abandon us to live life alone, he stands with us and experiences our all of our pain and sadness alongside us.
Our sung worship is led by Pete and Nick as we also share Communion together.
It is with deep sorrow that we remember the life of James Webb—our dear friend, brother in Christ, and faithful co-worker in the gospel. For many decades, James was a treasured part of our church family and local community, serving quietly and faithfully in whatever way was needed, whether seen or unseen.
As we reflect on his life, we stand alongside his family in their grief, shock, and disbelief. Though we may not understand why his life on earth ended as it did, we are reminded of the hope we have in Christ.
James lived a life marked by grace, devotion, and unwavering faith in his Saviour. Today, we choose to remember his faith, his love, and his faithful service. We choose hope over despair, and trust in the Lord who comforts us in every sorrow.
“Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” – Matthew 5:4