In this short talk from our All Age Service, Teeny ties together our Walking with God series with the kids Bible series on the names of God. Teeny focusses on God being our provider, Jehovah Jireh, and we hear many encouraging stories of God’s provision both from the Bible and today.
Jamie continues the series through Acts and challenges us to continue praying for the people that we deem as ‘too far gone’ to be saved. In Acts 9, we read about Saul’s conversion and Jamie reminds us about who Paul was before he was saved. This sermon encourages us to keep praying and believing that people can be saved, even those who seem too far away from God.
This sermon is a continuation of Acts chapter 9, focussing on Saul’s transformation to Paul. Jamies poses the following question: how does God change the persecutor of the Christian church into the promotor of the Christian church?
In this sermon, Jamie continues our series through Acts and reads through the whole of Acts Chapter 10. Jamie applies this passage to our own lives and challenges us to think about the following questions. Is there anyone I’ve decided that God won’t reach? Where might God be asking me to cross a boundary? Am I more concerned about protecting my own comfort than extending God’s kingdom? Do I believe that God is already speaking to people that I wouldn’t expect Him to?
This week, Tamsin shares a word with us about the Caleb spirit. Tamsin challenges us to think about what lenses we wear because they matter and can change how we see the world around us. Tamsin explains what the Caleb spirit is and invites us to adopt this mindset as a church and as individuals.
Jamie continues the series on Acts by focussing on Acts Chapter 12 when Peter miraculously escaped from prison. Jamie highlights how important it is to be praying as a church. He also explains what angels are, as described in the Bible.
Jamie continues our series through Acts and focusses on Acts 13 when Barnabas and Saul were sent off. Jamie share three things that happen during our walks with God: God prepares us, God sends us, and God empowers us to speak the truth.
This week, Andy encourages us with a message based on the Shema prayer, found in Deuteronomy: Hear, O Isreal: the Lord is our God, the Lord is One. Andy dissects the prayer and challenges us as a church to shift our focus from the individualism of our society, and rather think as part of a collective community.
