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Hear what the Lord says: the Peaceable Kingdom

On this Remembrance Sunday, David helps us connect the ancient prophecies of Micah to the ongoing human tragedy of war.

Micah 4:1-7, 5:2-5.

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The slides for this talk are also available.

Recommended at the beginning of David’s talk was Book of Micah Summary: A Complete Animated Overview .

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Threatened but not Silenced – The Spirit, the witness and the stones

We welcome today Mike from Open Doors UK. This sermon looks at the reality of religious persecution from the early church in the book of Acts to communities facing severe hostility around the world today. It makes clear the intense hardship, sacrifice, and deep personal costs borne by people of faith.

Acts 1:1-11.

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Living between the times: A living hope

We consider how Christians are called to face life’s challenges with hope rather than fear, and continually encourage one another, as we look forward to the coming of God’s new kingdom.

1 Thessalonians 4:13-5:11.

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Living between the times: Navigating choppy waters

We explore how followers of Christ can discern God’s direction and live faithfully in today’s world.

1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:13.

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Living between the times: Discipleship in an alien culture

Peter helps us consider what it means to serve God with integrity in whatever era or circumstance we find ourselves today.

1 Thessalonians 2:1-12.

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Living between the times: Grace and peace in an alien culture

Continuing our new series, we explore how the early church in Thessalonica thrived amid cultural pressure, inspiring people today to live as faithful apprentices of Jesus who share hope and community.

1 Thessalonians 1:1-10.

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Teach us to pray: The Power and the Glory

Our preacher for this final part of our series on the Lord’s Prayer is Rev Chris Voke. Chris was minister here at Upper Beeding Baptist Church from 1976 until 1986.

We explore the divine themes of power and glory, and are invited to join Jesus in recognising God as the ultimate source of rescue and eternal majesty.

Psalm 46.

Philippians 2:1-11.

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Teach us to pray: Forgive us as we forgive

Maeve helps us explore the “measureless and unlimited” nature of forgiveness, contrasting human revenge with Jesus’s call to forgive without end.

Matthew 6:7-14.

Matthew 18:21-35.

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Also included within the sermon was this clip of Corrie Ten Boom speaking about forgiving an enemy.

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Teach us to pray: Give us this day

We continue our series by exploring the transformative power of praying for our “daily bread,” reminding us that God’s provision is designed for today’s needs rather than tomorrow’s anxieties. We are invited to experience “today” as God’s gift, and trust that God’s grace is always enough for the present moment.

Also included is a conversation between Martha and our moderator Susan Stevenson about what has brought Martha to this point. The recording concludes with Holy Communion shared around tables.

Isaiah 25:6-8.

Luke 11:1-13.

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Teach us to pray: Your Kingdom Come

Continuing our new series looking at the Lord’s Prayer, Martha helps us explore the “already but not yet” reality of the Kingdom of God. We think about how we might navigate this tension by actively participating in God’s work, serving others in the ordinary moments of everyday life.

Isaiah 52:7-10.

Mark 1:9-15.

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