In the face of uncertainty, we can know that our calling is secure because it’s fixed on a God who never changes and never fails. Jesus’ ascension into heaven gives us insight into who we are called to, what we are called to do and how we can grow in our calling.
In Luke 11, Jesus teaches on prayer by telling a story. Jesus takes off the table some of the lies we sometimes believe when our prayers go unanswered, calling us to pray continually, with both honesty and hope, to the God who hears and moves amongst us.
God in his infinite wisdom and grace invites us to be part of his kingdom and his redemptive work. Well, how does he do it? He brings in different people into our lives, at every stage of the journey. God’s plan for our lives involves other people too!
There is so much to say about the resurrection of Jesus, but as a priority in his firest appearance to the disciples as a group Jesus tells them three things that are key for them and us to know.
The ‘old you’ has now been buried with Christ. The ‘new you’ has risen with Christ. Play your part in the new creation ushered in by the resurrection of Jesus.
'My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?’ Why did Jesus cry out these words on the cross? What do they tell us about what was happening, and what does this mean for us in our times of need?
On Palm Sunday, Jesus entered Jerusalem and the crowds asked: Who is this? In this sermon, Jacintha speaks about who Jesus, who we are, and how knowing who Jesus is can impact the way we live the rest of our lives.
Matthew 21:1-14
25 min
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