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The Pharisees were looking for a reason to condemn Jesus and the teachers of the Law chose to believe the Holy Spirit was evil. We are challenged to look for a reason to believe and to truth in the Spirit’s work. Will you stretch out your hand if Jesus calls you to?
Healing, forgiveness and the Lordship of Jesus over institutions and rules. Chapter 2 is the next exciting instalment in the epic drama of Jesus’ life.
Mark is the shortest gospel. It is constantly aware of the coming conclusion of Jesus’ ministry at the cross. It is one of the earliest attempts to report and begin to make sense of Jesus’ ministry, death and resurrection. We jump straight in to the beginning of Jesus public ministry skipping the birth narrative and the book will close 16 breathless chapters later with the women fleeing for Jesus empty tomb trembling and afraid. We will be reading a chapter each week and asking what God is saying to us through His word.
In this Harvest service Ian Randall reminds us of God’s provision for us and encourages an attitude of thankfulness.
Stuart Wood preaches on Luke 23:50-56 and looks at what we do when God is silent on us.
We look back over the summer and think about what we have learnt about God and our walk of faith.
Life is not always easy. Actually, mostly it can be tough going! What might help to keep us going and growing in our faith?
We are invited to become part of God’s team, receiving from Him and passing on the blessings we receive but will we drop the baton?
Pete Robinson guides us through the next of our sporting theme: the shot put. In the shot put you need to obey two simple rules: get the angle right and throw it as hard as you can! In the Bible, Jesus calls his disciples to obey just one: “follow me”.
This week we look at the illustration of Dressage. Dressage means training. Jesus calls us to be disciples – learners. So, every believer is being trained. This training involves cooperation with Jesus – He does not force us to obey Him but we learn to listen to the prompting of the Holy Spirit. Chris seeks to apply this and outline practical ways to walk in step with the Spirit.