Dave talks about how Advent should centre on the four themes of Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love.

His key points include:

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Ola emphasises that Jesus is not just a saviour, but bridges the gap between humanity and God. Through Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, we have direct access to God’s presence, mercy and grace.

Ola encourages us to:

• Approach God with confidence — not self-doubt — because Jesus has made a way.

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Andy preaches on the stark contrast between worldly ambition and Kingdom greatness.

Focusing on the request of James and John to sit at Jesus’ right and left hands, the message highlights how the disciples still misunderstood Jesus’ mission, seeking glory while He was marching toward suffering.

The preach culminates in the definition of true Christian leadership: self-sacrificial service, modelled by Jesus giving His life as a ransom.

In the Church: We must resist the “climbing” mentality. If you want to be great in the church, pick up a towel, not a title. Look for the unglamorous tasks (setting up chairs, cleaning, caring for the unnoticed).

In Relationships: The root of conflict (like the ten disciples getting indignant) is often self-glory. The cure is looking at the Cross. When we realize how much we have been served by Jesus, our demand to be served by others melts away.

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He contrasts the desire for rest (like not wanting to go to bed early as a child, or not wanting to wake up early for work as an adult) with the true, promised rest offered by God.

Dave focuses on three points:

– The promise of rest still stands.

Finally, Dave urges us to:

– Spend time reading the Bible. Use a process like P.R.A.Y. (Pause, Reflect, Ask, Yield) to allow God’s word to speak into your life

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In ‘Today, if you hear his voice, do not harden your hearts’, Rick Robertson of Jubilee Church Wirral looks at Hebrews 3:7–19, focusing on the importance of maintaining a soft heart and not falling into the unbelief that characterised ancient Israel.

Rick looks at the crucial choice we face every day – whether to respond to God with an open heart (belief) or a closed heart (unbelief), mirroring the failures of the Israelites in the wilderness.

Ultimately, as Rick tells us, the choice is between living life to its fullness – embracing Christ’s love – and an unthinkable devastation. The choice is always critical: “Is your heart hard or is it soft?”

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Dave Frodsham of Jubilee Church Wirral on why we can have unshakable confidence in Jesus, especially when life gets tough.

Drawing from Hebrews 3, Dave reminds us that when you’re on a challenging journey, you need something absolutely trustworthy to rely on.

⚓️ Titanic vs. True Trust

In contrast to unreliable boasts, we have more than 2,000 years of unwavering confidence in Jesus.

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Sarah talks about how CAP and its partner churches like Jubilee follow Jesus’ example from John 13:1-17, where Jesus washes his disciples’ feet, by serving people with humility, compassion, and practical help.

She also introduces Wallasey CAP Debt Centre manager Hannah, befriender Pam and Sarah (a former client), who share their story of friendship and transformation, showing how befrienders provide compassion and hope, and CAP money coach Shirley Bowen.

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Graham reminds us that Jesus is greater than anything else and calls us to keep growing through repentance, faith, baptism, the Holy Spirit, and hope in resurrection and judgment already settled at the Cross.

Growth happens as we devote ourselves to God’s Word, prayer, fellowship, and serving as “living stones” in His church.

Through faith and patience we inherit God’s promises, learning to rejoice always, give thanks in everything, and pray continually. Mature Christians persevere, forgive, pursue unity, and live on mission, filled with the Holy Spirit’s power and love.

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Chris looks at Hebrews 2:17–18, showing that Jesus was made like us “in every way” — fully human, yet fully God — so that He can understand, comfort, and save us.

Denise talks about how Jesus can take the weight we carry, because He has walked our road and offers mercy, faithfulness, and strength to help us today.

Together, they encourage listeners of all ages to trust that Jesus really does “get it” — and He’s here to help us grow.

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Rick encourages believers not to drift away from their faith but to hold firmly to Jesus, keeping Him at the centre of their lives.

Hebrews was written to early Jewish Christians tempted to drift from their faith. Rick explains that the letter powerfully reveals who Jesus truly is — the complete and final revelation of God — calling us to value Him above everything else.

Rick highlights several points:

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