The fifth message in our 'More Than Me' series from our Sunday service 10th October 2021. 

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From our Sunday service 3rd October 2021. 

Leviticus 19:9-18 – love your neighbour as yourself.

Listen as Tim Barton explains what loving your neighbour as yourself is all about and addresses the question 'Why do we love our neighbours?'

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The third message in our 'More Than Me' series from our Sunday service 26th September 2021. Watch the livestream to see the map Tim references. 

You can hear Adrian's Introduction to the series here.

And you can hear Tim Barton's 'More Than Me' message here. 

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The second message in our 'More Than Me' series from our Sunday service 12th September 2021.

You can find all of the podcasts Tim Barton references on How to change when change is hard here

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Adrian introduces our new teaching series, More than Me, around the theme of relationships, community and corporate identity. From our Sunday service 5th September 2021.

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Our guest speaker Dave Morris shares the word of God and the impact it had in his journey as a Christian.

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Music by The Sense, Youth for Christ touring band 2018/19 (full song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZ9FGg6aktw).’

This week, Catherine Griffiths shares with us about following Jesus in later life and the place of the older generation in the life of the church.

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Music by The Sense, Youth for Christ touring band 2018/19

Sometimes we can convince ourselves that Jesus’ teaching is all about being nice and compliant in life. But niceness and compliance is rarely the way of love! In our next passage in the book of Luke Jesus outlines the cost of being a disciple; to give up all that we have, pick up our cross and follow Him. Challenging words!  What does Jesus mean when He says we are to ‘give up’ all that we have? Why does Jesus say these things? And what does this look like for us today? This is what we’ll explore together this Sunday as we look together at Luke 14 v 25-35.  For more information about who we are, what we believe and how you can get involved, please visit our website: www.amblecotechristiancentre.org.uk

Luke 14:1-24: Jesus having dinner with a bunch of leaders from our hybrid service Sunday 11th July 2021.

At the start of the feast, when Jesus talks about Sabbath, He’s confronting a performance driven culture among the Pharisees in relation to knowing God, in this case by keeping the Sabbath. We too live in a Performance Driven Culture.  Then it goes on to their anxiety about status, this was about position, power and influence but it’s also about where they as individuals sat compared to others. Nothing’s changed, as human beings, most if not all of us, are obsessed in some shape or form with status.  The third part of the reading tells of the day when God will set a table, He will host a feast with an invitation to all and it will not be based on performance or status, power and position.  Join us on Sunday to hear some application for us today about all three of these areas.

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Music by The Sense, Youth for Christ touring band 2018/19 (full song).

Psalm 23 from our hybrid service Sunday 4th July 2021.

This Sunday we take another look at one of the Psalms, which a group within our church family have been studying on Wednesday evenings. This week we take a look at the most famous Psalm of all, Psalm 23.  We'll take a brief look at what the Psalm teaches us and then hear from Ben Cox, one of the Bible study group, about what he has learned from it and the impact it has had upon him. It's a familiar part of the Bible, but the insights Ben has to share will bring us all a fresh perspective on these famous words and great encouragement for our walk with Christ.

Watch 2 Minute Twist | Peace & Rest (Psalm 23)

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Music by The Sense, Youth for Christ touring band 2018/19 (full song).