Text: John 6:16-21 (Morning Service) Speaker: Peter Mason

Text: John 11:17-44 Morning Service Speaker: James Martin

Text: Philippians 4:4-9 (Morning Service) Speaker: James Martin

Text: Philippians 2:1-11 (Morning Service) Speaker: James Martin

Text: John 6:1-15 (Morning Service) Speaker: Peter Mason “Will we have enough?” This subconscious question is now a question of most of the public as the coronavirus continues to spread day by day. Will we have enough toilet paper, but also will we have enough if the economy crashes? In Jesus’ 4th sign we find an answer to that question. We are taking a look at the most massive miracle Jesus performs: Feeding well over 5,000 people with a piece of bread and a couple sardines.

Text: 1 Timothy 3:14-4:5 (Evening Service) Speaker: Peter Skerratt In the style of C.S. Lewis’ “Screwtape letters,” we’ll be considering two grave dangers to every church in every age. Come along to find out the enemies’ game-plan to bring down the church and God’s strategy to sustain it. *Peter Skerratt is the Assistant Pastor @ Beccles Baptist Church

Text: John 5:1-17 (Morning Service) Speaker: Peter Mason “I need a break.” How many times have you thought that to yourself this week? Maybe you’re waiting for a summer holiday or day-dreaming about the easier days of childhood or quietly coveting the life of your dog sleeping in the sunlight. Rest is not easy to come by these days, even when the schedules are open and the sun is shining. Today we see Jesus’ 3rd sign as he heals on the sabbath day – a day of rest.

Text: Psalm 139 (Evening Service) Speaker: Ben Kolmer This world we inhabit is often rife with pain, hardship, and despair. Yet in the midst of the struggles of life, Scripture gives us incredible confidence in the reality that we are precious children of God, a god who personally knows us and loves us and who will never leave us. Join us tonight as we examine four truths found in Psalm 139 that give Christians hope amid hopelessness.

Text: John 4:46-54 (Morning Service) Speaker: Peter Mason “If God would just show Himself to me or work in a way I can see, then I will believe…” Maybe you’ve felt this way or heard this sentiment. Jesus’ second sign in John’s Gospel exposes the relationship between faith and sight. A father in crisis with his son about to die, shows us how true belief works. This morning we get an inside look into the genesis of faith and the visible work of God.

Text: John 15:1-17 (Evening Service) Speaker: David Stannard Initially when we read this passage, recorded by John, it may appear that the text is easily understood and yet when we grasp these words of Jesus, they can lift us far beyond or above the literal meaning. John is proclaiming a profound truth of abiding in Jesus, we will consider how this impacts our lives in 2020.