Our Morning Service from Arnesby Baptist Church.
We are looking at different places in the Bible where walls are mentioned.
Speaker - Johnny Hutton

1 Corinthaiuns 12 with Johnny Hutton

Its harvest time and we are thinking about how God is speaking to us at the moment through Psalm 111 with guest speaker Neil Seeds from Braunstone Evangelical Church. Arnesba Baptist Church Service 20th Sept 2020

What actually is a Christian?

There is lots of confusion about what a Christian actually is. Is it where your born, what family youre born into or something else?

Here we will attempt to answer the question with 4 key statements: A Christian is someone who 1. has recognised who God is, 2. has repented of the wrong in their lfie, 3. has recieved what Jesus offers, 4. is enjoying living with what Jesus has given them.

Speaker: Nathan Ling

As we look at Balaam's life there seems to be a godliness about him. He converses with God and seems keen to obey Him. But, as we study him more closely we see that there's a falseness about his actions and an underlying focus on self and what he can get out of the situation. Here's a warning that we need to be genuine in our walk with God.

You can go to most villages, towns and cities and find various monuments, statues, buildings, plaques and all kinds of things to commemorate an event or someone's life usually. And why? Usually they are there to remind us of an event or a person and their achievements.  

The Bible is a written record, like the landmarks, plaques and statues, of events where God has intervened in various discrete and quiet or dramatic and visual ways like this. It reveals to us, something about God's character, that is, who God actually is. 

 We’re going to look at Israel crossing the Red sea recorded in Exodus chapter 14 from three different angles. First, in its immediate context and see what we can learn about the people, their leader and God. Second, I’m going to try and show you a comparison of Jesus and Moses, that I hope will strengthen your understanding of who Jesus is. Third, we will see how the history of the people Israel is a picture of the life of every Christian.  

And by exploring where we are on our spiritual journey, we will answer the question ‘what does this have to do with me?’

Take a look at Hebrews 10:23 - Do you think your living it out? This is our church year verse for 2020. Join us as we dive in and take a deeper look at what it means and what it means for us and how we can live it out in our daily lives.

The surrounding verses in chapter 10 assure us that we can trust in Christ’s once for all sacrifice. They also reminds us we have our brothers and sisters to spur on and encourage us as we do the same for them and urge us to leave behind the old life and embrace the new. Let’s ask ourselves, “How far up the bar?”

Speaker: Johnny Hutton

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What do you do with your cares?

Not just your worries, but your thoughts, wonderings, things your unsure about. The Bible tells us Jesus is big enough to deal with them and work them out. But more than that, we are tole God really cares for us.

Listen as Johnny unpacks a well known verse for us - 1 Peter 5:7

Speaker: Johnny Hutton

Here is the first part of our 2 part seriees covering the main theme of the Bible. We will explore how the whole Bible shows us who Jesus is and why we should come to Him.

The whole series is: 1. The Beginning P1, P2 & P3 2. A Substitute 3. God's Provision P1, P2 & P3 4. The Redeemer 5. A Saviour

Here is the first part of our 2 part seriees covering the main theme of the Bible. We will explore how the whole Bible shows us who Jesus is and why we should come to Him.

The whole series is: 1. The Beginning P1, P2 & P3 2. A Substitute 3. God's Provision P1, P2 & P3 4. The Redeemer 5. A Saviour