Speaker: Jo Johanson

Description: What is our mission field? As a community how can we help each other as well as reaching the lost... how can we get out of our 4 walls and reach the people in Wimbledon village. We as people are the church

Text: Matt 28:18-20

Mark 12:30-31

Luke 19:1-10

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell

Text: Colossians 2:8-10; Colossians 3:1-4; Ephesians 5:21-33

Description: How being "In Christ" is key to understanding what Paul means by the "Good News".

Speaker: Paul Harper

Text: John 15:1-5

Description: Jesus says his Father lifts us up to himself when we are weak and failing.

Speaker: Taryn Walker

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Speaker: Nick Chandler Test: Revelation 12: If the good news of Jesus is so good, why are things sometimes so bad? Understanding spiritual warfare starts with looking behind the scenes and getting a grasp on the battle that we are in.

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell

Text: Luke 1-3

Description: The individual is not lost in the Gospel

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell

Text: Colossians 1:1-23

Description: An introduction to the series we are doing on "What is the Good News?"

Speaker: Paul Harper

Text: John 13:34-38; Matt 26:69-75; John 21:15-17

Description: Jesus fully removed Peters shame of denying knowing him.

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell

Text: John 17:20-24

Description: A common motif used in scripture to reflect that salvation is about our reconciliation to God is that of exile and homecoming. However, what does home look like in the context of salvation? God's desire for humanity was that it would participate in indescribable love at the very heart of the Trinity - coming home for us is the participation in this love

Speaker: Keath Gaitskell

Text: Luke 2:1-20

Description: This passage mentions two kings. One is an emperor of most of the known world while the other is the King of Kings. A comparison of these two kings is used in this sermon to highlight where we look for salvation