Genesis 1-11 Origins, part 7. Ben continues our Genesis series with the second part of the Noah account, the flood receding, and life being renewed on Earth.

By Ben Holbrook

Sunday 3rd November

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Danny joins us from Crawley and is part of our New Ground family of churches, and is himself from Brazil where he has been involved in ministry and planting churches, and has been involved in our New Ground churches there.

Genesis 1-11 Origins, part 7. Ben continues our Genesis series with the second part of the Noah account, the flood receding, and life being renewed on Earth. By Ben Holbrook.

Andy Thorpe preaches on Genesis chapters 6-7 in the countiuation of our Genesis 1-11: Origins series.

Captured via livestream on Sunday 27th of October 2024

Genesis 1-11 Origins, part 6. Andy Thorpe preaches on Genesis chapters 6-7 in the continuation of our Genesis 1-11: Origins series. By Andy Thorpe.

Danny joins us from Crawley and is part of our New Ground family of churches, and is himself from Brazil where he has been involved in ministry and planting churches, and has been involved in our New Ground churches there. By Danny Raimundo.

Genesis 1-11 Origins, part 5. Cain and Abel each choose two distinct paths, one of self-reliance and the other through faith and obedience.

By Oli Stevens

Sunday 13th October 2024

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Genesis 1-11 Origins, part 5. Cain and Abel each choose two distinct paths, one of self-reliance and the other through faith and obedience. By Oli Stevens.

Genesis 1-11 Origins, part 4. In Genesis 3 we see the very first sin take place which we often describe as ‘the fall’ — a term which can imply an accident, that there was no choice involved. Yet the fall was an act of wilful rebellion in disobedience to God’s instruction.

By Jürgen Siegel

Sunday 6th October 2024

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Genesis 1-11 Origins, part 3. In Genesis 3 we see the very first sin take place which we often describe as ‘the fall’ — a term which can imply an accident, that there was no choice involved. Yet the fall was an act of wilful rebellion in disobedience to God’s instruction. By Jürgen Siegel.