This is a 100% AI generated podcast conversation based on our 'The fall of Jerusalem' sermon from 17th November. You'll find the original sermon elsewhere on our Spotify channel.
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Today we conclude our series on Jeremiah with a look at one of Jeremiah's prophesies that point his audience forward to the coming of Jesus - and so these prophesies point us back to the story of the first Christmas, but also forward to Jesus' return at some point in the future.

This is a 100% AI generated podcast conversation based on our 'Prisons and Wells' sermon from 10th November. You'll find the original sermon elsewhere on our Spotify channel.
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This Sunday we welcomed Clare Miles from Baca to speak at our Joint Service. Clare shared from Psalm 84 and used the image of a swallow to help us recognise that we can find a safe home in God - and then to think about how we offer a welcome to the stranger and the alien.Baca works with unaccompanied young refugees and you can find out more about their work at https://bacacharity.org.uk

This is a 100% AI generated podcast conversation based on our Restoration and Covenant sermon from 13th October. You'll find the original sermon elsewhere on our Spotify channel.

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Do you see yourself as a success or a failure? How do you measure that? By so many categories Jeremiah would be considered a failure. And yet God considered him a success because he remained faithful to God's call on his life no matter what the dangers, risks and cost. So how do we measure success and failure?

How often are our choices and decisions driven by our fears of what may or may not happen? In today's talk, we see that Jeremiah, although fearful for his life, continues to do what God wants. Whereas the king makes a series of bad decisions based on saving his own skin. What does it mean to 'fear the Lord'?

Today, to mark the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church we are going to be thinking about and praying for those 1 in 7 Christians worldwide who are persecuted because of their decision to follow Jesus.

Disaster is about to strike the city - so why would God be telling Jeremiah to buy a field? And what can this incident say to us today?

Jeremiah loved a visual aid and today we're going to be looking at 5 of them and seeing how they remain relevant to us today.