South City C3 10am

In this message, Pastor John Thwaites continues to explore the message the Apostle Paul had for the church in Philippi and how it relates to us today.

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Two of the most famous Bible passages are the story of the Fiery Furnace from Daniel 3 and the story of Daniel and the Lion's Den. In this message, we go deeper into these stories to find lessons that will make a difference for us today!

City 6PM

In this message, the final from our Faith on the Road series, we explore one day of Jesus ministry (from Luke 8:22-56) and four encounters he had on this day. This day gives a clear image of who Jesus is and the way we can respond to him.

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In Daniel chapter two, we read of King Nebuchadnezzar and his dream of a giant statue. This is a moment of potential disaster for Daniel and his friends but because they are prepared they turn it into a moment of triumph where God's name is glorified. As we follow their example we can also make an impact on our culture.

City 6PM

In Luke 8:1-21, Jesus continues his ministry on the road and tells a couple of parables with a central theme: "hear". As we deeply listen we are transformed by Jesus.

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The book of Daniel tells the story of Daniel and his friends, taken from home and thrust into the foreign land of Babylon. The culture around them tried to impose itself upon them. Their names were changed, they were pressured to eat forbidden food and to bow to other gods. However, they made a decision to not be transformed by their culture, but instead to transform the culture around them. We need to do the same.

City 6PM

In the story of Jesus from Luke 7:36-50, we see how an encounter Jesus has with a sinful woman carries powerful lessons for our lives.

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Hard workers are often told to slow down and feel bad about working hard. However, there are times when slowing down and stopping is not an option. Psalm 34 shows that acknowledging God in the midst of difficulty will help to get us through.

City 6PM

In Luke 7:18-35, Jesus has an encounter with John's disciples. They are sent to ask, "Jesus, are you the messiah?" Behind this question is a bigger question, one we all face: Do I matter? In Jesus' response we find an answer not only for John but also for us.

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Faith is trusting in what God has promised. We may or may not see the results of this trusting obedience, in this life, but we certainly will in the next. As we explore the people of faith in Hebrews 11 we too can live with an eternal, not a temporary perspective.