This week Matt spoke from Ezekiel 37 (The valley of dry bones) and we saw how the life giving God of Genesis is still working in the darkness, calling forth light and bringing life.

This year at our weekend away we had Mike Williams (Pastor of One Church Bristol) come to share with us about Kingdom Culture in the church.

This year at our weekend away we had Mike Williams (Pastor of One Church Bristol) come to share with us about Kingdom Culture in the church.

This year at our weekend away we had Mike Williams (Pastor of One Church Bristol) come to share with us about Kingdom Culture in the church.

This year at our weekend away we had Mike Williams (Pastor of One Church Bristol) come to share with us about Kingdom Culture in the church.

This week Emma kicked off our time in Ezekiel by reflecting on the message Ezekiel had for God's people to obey, even though they kept choosing not to. She unpacked how obedience isn't just a rule, but the place of discovering the very heart of God.

This week as we dedicated baby Caleb, Matt talked about Jude's father heart for the church he was writing to and his longing for them to know, and not be robbed of, mercy, peace and love. Ultimately through this we're led to see the Father heart of God for us all.

Each month we've been taking your questions about the sections of the bible that we've been reading and then spending some time talking through some possible answers. This month it was Jeremiah. You can jump through to the questions at these points:

(1:31) Jeremiah 1:1

(14:09) Jeremiah 4:10 & 20:7

(23:39)

(36:46)

(57:56)

(1:14:4)

Today we saw from Jeremiah how obedience to God's word is the key to understanding His plans and will for us. From this Matt shared again with the church about what we have been sensing God speaking to us with regard to the future of our church and building ahead of our church meeting at the end of the month.

This week, following a baptism, Matt spoke to us from Jeremiah 2:13 and talked about how God is the only one who can truly fill our lives and satisfy our needs. All He asks us to do is to come home to Him.