A word of encouragement as the church joins the national lockdown.

Sunday Morning Word 23rd March 2020Good morning Praiseway; a word of encouragement from Sean. Over the coming weeks we'll be working on expanding what we have available online.Do remember that this is an entirely new format and we’re learning as we go. Things will evolve as time goes on; so please share your thoughts and comments on the word and also on what we can do to make it even better next week.Prayers and conversation are going on in the facebook group and on WhatsApp. If you have both, please cross post and join in with the conversation on both channels.If you would normally give a cash offering, please use online banking to deposit into the church account:Praiseway Assembly of GodBarclays. Sort code 20 22 67 account number 50130095Posted by Praiseway UK on Sunday, 22 March 2020

Sean McIntyre continues preaching from 1 Peter. Today we’ve reached chapter 4:7-11

This week we look at the way the message of the gospel was received in Ephesus.

Sean McIntyre continues the series on 1 Peter, discussing our response to suffering and injustice.

This is the second of three messages Sean is preaching from the book of Acts called ‘Responding To The Word ‘. Today he looks at the Athenians, who hare some similarities to our western culture. How do we reach a people who don’t come to our church and are always excited about ‘the latest thing’.

In 1 Peter 3:13-22 Peter talks about Christian attitudes to suffering in light of their salvation. Sean McIntyre preaches

In Acts Chapter 16 Paul comes across a servant girl, who has a spirit of divination. Paul’s decision to confront the demonic power resulted in freedom for the girl and imprisonment for Paul. Sean McIntyre preaches.

Mike Eavery draws inspiration from the story of Moses, recorded in Acts 7:17-36

Peter writes to husbands and wives but as he does so, he is sowing the seeds that will change and transform society. Sean McIntyre preaches on 1 Peter 3:1-7

In Acts 13:4-12 Paul and Barnabas are breaking new ground as they take the gospel to the nations and they face new opposition. As we break new ground, we will also face opposition but, like Paul and Barnabas, we can overcome.