The shepherds and magi recognised Jesus with his parents in Bethlehem because they were told where to find Him and what He would look like.  We all need a Saviour because we have all missed the mark with God. Jesus is that Saviour, but Jesus is no longer a Baby. Jesus is no longer in the stable.

Let's all expect God to interact with us and not leave Him on the outskirts of our lives as only an occasional thought. Recorgnise Jesus for who He is now and put Him at the centre of your life.
 
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Everyone of us experiences and promotes different cultures in our lives. The Bible clearly says that we should embrace the culture of heaven more than anything else in our lives. John 1:14 says that Jesus was full of grace and truth. He commands that we should be like Him. Let's be actively engaged in showing grace and love to others and being in intimate fellowship with God.

When you physically embrace another person you are either doing it or you are not. There is no mid-way of doing it. It is exactly the same as we embrace the culture of heaven. Let us do it fully and with determination.

The script for the whole Service can be read here.

We are all called to make a difference to those around us. Even if our talents and resources are like a drop in the ocean to the needs that exist, God is still anointing us to bridge the gap and fulfil what He is asking us to do. In this Talk, Patricia talks with assurance about how God has been glorified in Zimbabwe and now in London through her and others. God has His hand on our lives!

The script for the whole Service can be read here.

We all eat as part of our normal routines! Jesus was obviously the same, using the opportunity to meet with others, sharing His life with a wide variety of people so that they might know more about what God is calling them to do. Jesus put love in action through both His words and by what He did - consider His washing of His disciples' feet at the end of the Last Supper.

In this final Talk in this Series, we also remind ourselves that as we meet together, we are gathering with a specific purpose. We primarily meet to behold God. Everything useful derives from that. May God open our eyes to see His glory and know Him as the Way, the Truth and the Life.

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In this Talk we briefly consider how Jesus met Elijah and Moses on the Mount of Transfiguration, as well as a little of the back story to this.  God is far greater than we can understand or imagine. He can break into time, doing as He wishes. The supernatural is not far from us. Let us submit to God as our Master, Lord and Saviour.

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We are in battles every day of our lives. Let's follow what King Jehoshaphat and the People of Judah did when they were fearful of enemies just about to engage them in battle (2 Chronicles 20). They sought God wholeheartedly, reminding Him of His character and His previous actions on their behalf.

Let us not be passive in the battles we face, but move forward at God's time and remembering that He is our Warrior in all situations.

The script for the whole Service can be read here.

Jesus died on the Cross for you. Some of His female followers, including His mother Mary, watched His agony and His death from a distance. How did they feel? How do you feel as you imagine Jesus dying for you?

Let's not ignore that awful day of Good Friday. Let's rejoice that Jesus so loved us that He went through that. There can be no triumph of the empty tomb without Jesus' death. We can learn a great deal from Jesus as we consider Him dying on the Cross for us. There is no way that we can be eternally lost - Jesus made sure of that. Let us follow Him with abandonment as we meet Him at the Cross today.
 
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As a fellowship of believers we both walk with God together and on our own. Let us not lose heart, but keep on enduring. We are not alone. God is transforming us. This will lead us on to be effective Ambassadors for Him.

The script for this Service can be read here.

We might long to meet God when we are going through the trials that come our way. God is eager to meet us in the mundane, routine and perfectly ordinary parts of our lives. We have the choice whether we want to meet Him in the non-spectacular parts of our average week. In this Talk we consider how people met with God as they were travelling. As people met God, so they were changed in a positive way.

We need to be close to God to let Him lead us. We need to be ready to speak to others with a sense of urgency, so that they too may know God as Saviour and Lord. We are all on God's rota for action on earth. Let's expect that He will use us to serve and bless others.

The script for the whole Service can be read here.

We all face trials and difficulties from time to time. Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego in Daniel Chapter 3, resolved to not worship an idol of Nebuchadnezzar. They knew their punishment meant being thrown into a fiery furnace, but they chose to do the right thing. They triumped in God and had a testimony about God's faithfulness. Obedience to God is costly, yet God can do the impossible when we do the possible. How do we face trials - with God or in our own strength? God promises to not leave us or forsake wherever we are. Rest in that truth.

The script for the whole Service can be found here.