In Sunday's talk Rehana, explores how Jesus is met with faith, fear and false familiarity by those that he encounters in chapter 5 and the start of chapter 6.

In the first verse, Mark outlines his vision for his gospel – “The beginning of the Good News about Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God”. This book is fast paced, Jesus focused, drawing us into God’s plans to see the Gospel go forth throughout the nations.

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In this talk, Who is Jesus, Chris explores the end of Mark Chapter 4 and the beginning of Mark chapter 5, where Jesus shows that he has power and authority over nature and evil.

In the first verse, Mark outlines his vision for his gospel – “The beginning of the Good News about Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God”. This book is fast paced, Jesus focused, drawing us into God’s plans to see the Gospel go forth throughout the nations.

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Throughout Mark's gospel we have seen how Jesus calls people to join with him on his mission of sharing his good news. In chapter 4 jesus takes the time to share 4 parables that highlight key principles about what it means to share Jesus.

In this message, Called to Sow, Chris unpacks 3 ways things that Jesus highlights: sowing generously, sowing public and sowing faithfully.

As we draw back together again regularly, in groups and on Sundays, we felt that it was fitting to rekindle and ignite our love for Jesus. He is the head of this church, and we want to be a people who follow him, trust him, and are madly in love with him. Sundays are going to be an exciting time to remind ourselves about Jesus' mission to ‘proclaim the Good News of God’.

In the first verse, Mark outlines his vision for his gospel – “The beginning of the Good News about Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God”. This book is fast paced, Jesus focused, drawing us into God’s plans to see the Gospel go forth throughout the nations.

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Mark Chapter 3 is all about what it means to follow Jesus. How we're included in his plans, and that means following him and sharing our faith. It's also a great encouragement that we are in good company when we our misunderstood for our faith, because that's also what Jesus experienced.

As we draw back together again regularly, in groups and on Sundays, we felt that it was fitting to rekindle and ignite our love for Jesus. He is the head of this church, and we want to be a people who follow him, trust him, and are madly in love with him. Sundays are going to be an exciting time to remind ourselves about Jesus' mission to ‘proclaim the Good News of God’.

In the first verse, Mark outlines his vision for his gospel – “The beginning of the Good News about Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God”. This book is fast paced, Jesus focused, drawing us into God’s plans to see the Gospel go forth throughout the nations.

If you would like to know more about us, you can visit our website at HopeChurchGuildford.com and contact us via email at [email protected]

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On Sunday Phil explored Mark chapter 2, and highlighted the difference between religious rule keeping verses following Jesus.

As we draw back together again regularly, in groups and on Sundays, we felt that it was fitting to rekindle and ignite our love for Jesus. He is the head of this church, and we want to be a people who follow him, trust him, and are madly in love with him. Sundays are going to be an exciting time to remind ourselves about Jesus' mission to ‘proclaim the Good News of God’.

In the first verse, Mark outlines his vision for his gospel – “The beginning of the Good News about Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God”. This book is fast paced, Jesus focused, drawing us into God’s plans to see the Gospel go forth throughout the nations.

If you would like to know more about us, you can visit our website at HopeChurchGuildford.com and contact us via email at [email protected]

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When Joshua and the Israelites crossed into the promised land, they took memorial stones out of the river and set them up high, as a reminder of God's faithfulness to them. Throughout the pandemic, God has been with us and we've received lots from him, but rather than leaving those lessons in lockdown, we took this Sunday to remind ourselves of all that God has taught us.

In this preach called 'lessons from lockdown', Chris shares 4 key things that have marked our time as a church, and that we believe God wants to continue to establish in us, in the coming months and years. This sermon was given as part of our church away day, where we spent time connecting with one another and God.

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Mark's fast paced action packed gospel, really comes to the fore in the second part of Mark Chapter 1. There is lots of activity and all of it demonstrates the authority of Jesus in bringing his kingdom to earth.

As we draw back together again regularly, in groups and on Sundays, we felt that it was fitting to rekindle and ignite our love for Jesus. He is the head of this church, and we want to be a people who follow him, trust him, and are madly in love with him. Sundays are going to be an exciting time to remind ourselves about Jesus' mission to ‘proclaim the Good News of God’.

In the first verse, Mark outlines his vision for his gospel – “The beginning of the Good News about Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God”. This book is fast paced, Jesus focused, drawing us into God’s plans to see the Gospel go forth throughout the nations.

If you would like to know more about us, you can visit our website at HopeChurchGuildford.com and contact us via email at [email protected]

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On sunday Chris kicked off our series in Mark, chapter 1 looking at what it means to 'follow Jesus' and 'fish for people'.

As we draw back together again regularly, in groups and on Sundays, we felt that it was fitting to rekindle and ignite our love for Jesus. He is the head of this church, and we want to be a people who follow him, trust him, and are madly in love with him. Sundays are going to be an exciting time to remind ourselves about Jesus' mission to ‘proclaim the Good News of God’.

In the first verse, Mark outlines his vision for his gospel – “The beginning of the Good News about Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God”. This book is fast paced, Jesus focused, drawing us into God’s plans to see the Gospel go forth throughout the nations.

If you would like to know more about us, you can visit our website at HopeChurchGuildford.com and contact us via email at [email protected]

Or why not check out our Social Media pages:

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What does the bible actually say about heaven and hell? Is the gospel good news? Is there hope for those who don't believe?

On Sunday Phil explored these questions by unpacking Psalm 37 in the last of our Summer of Psalms series.

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Do you know God's plan for your life?

In this talk, Shaun explores Psalm 33 and what it means to live in the plan that God has for our lives.

Having had a year and a bit of lockdowns, viruses, ups and downs, change of life – we're going to be exploring a different Psalm each week over the summer, to help give a voice to all the different emotions you might be feeling. One of those might be, "God, is what would you have me do now?", we're confident this talk will bless you as you explore that question.

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