Knockbain Free Church of Scotland

There's a stereotypical view that Christians like to police others about how they spend their Sunday. The truth is that today, Sunday, is the Lord's Day which is a day to show our love to the Lord and others. It's not about padlocks or protests but rather it's all about a Holy Holiday, a Holy Hunger and a Holy Healing. If you've not been to church for a while, why not come and find rest in Jesus...you'll find it is a Sunday well spent!

Today we continue our study of Mark and consider the question that Jesus answered with a question. The issue that the Pharisees challenge Jesus is about fasting and we see how Jesus challenges us not the be Fasting like Pharisees but to Focus on Feasting on the Gospel and the Kingdom that has come.

In Titus 2 we consider the Grace of God as it appears, as it trains and teaches us while we wait for Glory.

Tonight we consider Daniel and the 3 C's and 3 D's that made him a faithful servant of God: Confidence, Courage, Consistency; and Dedication, Distinctiveness and Directing the Glory to God

James tells us how to deal with troubles on the outside, how to deal with trouble on the inside and how not to waste your spiritual energy

Considering the start of the Lord's Prayer and the focus on Our Father, we will answer three questions: Who is the one that we pray to? Whose is the one that we pray to? Where is the one that we pray to?

When did you last pray? Do you only pray when things get bad? Tonight we hear Jonah's prayer from the dark depths of the great fish and how he goes from being a disobedient and drowning disciple to becoming a death-defying disciple...with God's help. We consider Jonah's Complication, Jonah's Cry, Jonah's Confession and once again, Jonah's Christ...this is who the book of Jonah points us to.

This Easter Sunday we see how things changed dramatically from last week's Palm Sunday. Following on from last week, we learn three lessons from Jesus again this Sunday: The Preparation, The Problem and The Proclamation.

As we conclude our series on Philippians, we consider tonight the Joyful Provision in three ways: Contentment, Connection, and Conclusion.

Tonight we follow our stubborn servant Jonah, a disobeying disciple who boards a boat and flees from God. We'll see in the rest of chapter 1 that his disobedient disciple becomes a drowning disciple. We conder Jonah's Conscience, Jonah's Confession and Jonah's Christ, as ultimately we see Jesus and the Gospel revealed in the pages of this short book.