Online Worship - Your weekly service to watch at home

This week we are thinking of the story of Jacob on the run from his brother after he's betrayed him and how God meets us, particularly in times of great loneliness, weariness and, pain. He says, I will be with you, watching over you. I will never leave you or forsake you. Thank you for joining us for a service of Online Worship led by Rev Nathanael Poole. Grab a cup of tea and a comfortable seat and enjoy worshipping with us from home. This week is the Seventh Sunday after Trinity

As we look at the Parable of the Sower in Matthew's Gospel, we see a picture of God as a non anxious, generous farmer who's sowing seeds and speaking to us throughout our lives.

This week Rev Joanna Leidenhag considers what seeds has God planted in our lives and what kind of soil are we becoming?

Thank you for joining us for our service of Online Worship. Grab a cup of tea and a comfortable seat and enjoy worshipping with us from home. This week is the Sixth Sunday after Trinity

In today's online worship, we're going to be thinking, what is Jesus's heart? How can we describe his posture, his essence, the way he is in the core of himself towards me and you?

Our weekly service is led by Rev Nathanael Poole. Grab a cup of tea and a comfortable seat and enjoy worshipping with us from home.

This week is the Fifth Sunday after Trinity.

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This week we are looking at one of the most difficult passages of the Bible, the Binding of Isaac in Genesis 22. We will be thinking, how do we make sense of such a harrowing story? What does it tell us about God? And ultimately, what does it reveal to us about the God revealed to us in Jesus Christ?

Thank you for joining us for a service of Online Worship led by Rev Nathanael Poole. Grab a cup of tea and a comfortable seat and enjoy worshipping with us from home. This week is the Fourth Sunday after Trinity

In today's online worship will be considering the cost of being a disciple of Jesus. Jesus's words: 'Those who saved their lives for their own sake will lose it. But those who give up their lives for the sake of me will find life that is truly life.'

Grab a cup of tea and take 15 minutes to enjoy our weekly service of Online Worship from St John's Church in Farsley led by Rev Nathanael Poole.This week is the Third Sunday after Trinity.

This week we are looking at Jesus' call of the Apostle Levi from a tax collector and the quote by a leading civil rights activist: "When my brothers seek to exclude me by drawing a circle around me, I will seek to include them by drawing a bigger circle."

Thank you for joining us for a service of Online Worship led by Rev Nathanael Poole. Grab a cup of tea and a comfortable seat and enjoy worshipping with us from home. This week is the First Sunday after Trinity.

As we celebrate Trinity Sunday we are thinking about how God reveals himself more and more throughout the Bible. Just like when we get to know a friend or a romantic partner, or even a child's relationship with a parent, we see more of who they are and their character in different circumstances of our lives.

Thank you for joining us for a service of Online Worship led by Rev Nathanael Poole. Grab a cup of tea and a comfortable seat and enjoy worshipping with us from home.

This week we are thinking about the day of Pentecost, the birthday of the church, not propelled by a theological idea or a political one, but born of the Spirit of God with witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

Take 15 minutes to enjoy this reflection at home with a comfy sit down and nice cup of tea!

This week is Pentecost.

What does it mean for the kingdom of God to come? What does it look like? When will it be here? In this week's Online Worship, as we remember Jesus ascending to heaven and waiting for the day of Pentecost and the birthday of the church Rev Nathanael Poole reflects on the Kingdom's expansion all over the globe.

Grab a cup of tea and a comfortable seat and enjoy 15 minutes of worshipping with us from home in the service for the Sunday after Ascension Day

In today's online worship, we're going to be thinking about the theme of martyrdom, how there are some things in this life so important that we might be willing to die for them, and that in this world, naturally, we may have enemies and have the teaching of Jesus teaches us not to hate our enemies, but for us to be empowered by the Holy Spirit in order that we might love them and pray for them.

Take 15 minutes and enjoy this week's service of Online Worship from St John's in Farsley for the Fifth Sunday of Easter led by Rev Nathanael Poole.