The principalities and powers behind the religion, politics and betrayal had to be drawn out and displayed for what they truly are. The involvement of each in Jesus sacrifice accomplished made this plain. As a result we can be set free from the fear of death to hear the truth and love as we have been loved.
What is the offence of the Cross? It is condemning, foolish and makes exclusive claims. But something can be offensive and correct. We go a little deeper in our understanding of meaning of the cross.
In our harvest service for 2017, EBA Regional Minister Beth Powney looks at part of Jesus’ farewell discourse to his disciples and examines how we can apply Jesus’ command for us to be His branches in our lives today.
The Sunday Club teachers and the Adult team summaries our series looking at Meals with Jesus.
Whilst our need for security, acceptance and significance are fully met through our relationship with Christ our experience of these can vary. In the light of John 6: 1-11 Chris seeks to show how we can experience these in greater measure through trusting, receiving and obeying. In response he challenges us to offer the little we have to God, receive His gifts and get involved in His miracle.a
Of course Jesus prayed but wait a minute…why did He pray? Chris explores why and what Jesus prayed for, and seeks a response in the light of that.
David Quin from AsiaLink visits us to update us on his work and to tell us about Bhutan.
He preaches on John 21, reminding us that it is pointless attempting the Gospel mission without God and without His Holy Spirit within us.
In this harvest service, Stefan Kaye from Tearfund brings to our attention the plight of the people of Chad.
Simon Bailey preaches on John 2:13-25 demonstrating that Jesus had passion for his father’s house. He asks if we are passionate about Jesus and his Father’s business, and challenges us to become passionate again.
Derek Newton preaches in this Unity Service as part of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.