This morning, as we continue through Advent, Bekah spoke on Isaiah 11:1-10. To people who wait, Isaiah 11 offers an invitation to hope, a picture of deliverance, and a challenge to be open to disruption. As we ready for our deepest longings to be satisfied in unexpected ways? Are we ready for our hearts to be changed?

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This morning Bishop Esther spoke on Jude 17-25, encouraging us to contend for the faith by building one another up in love, reaching out in mercy, and trusting the God who keeps us.

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As Jesus was crucified, one of the criminals executed alongside him said to him, “Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom.” This morning, on the feast of Christ the King, Bekah spoke at our baptism service on Luke 23:33-43.

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Jude, the author of the penultimate book of the Bible, wants Christians to contend for the faith. This morning we read Jude 1-4 and Bekah spoke on what believers are to contend for.

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This Remembrance Sunday we continued our family service series on Biblical images of the church, with Bekah speaking on Revelation 21:1-7 and “a new creation”.

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Through all the trials and persecutions recorded in Acts chapter 12, God was at work for his glory. On Sunday 26th October, Karen spoke on Acts 12:1-25.

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God does not show favouritism was what Peter learned when he met the Roman centurion Cornelius. This morning Bekah spoke on Acts 10:1-35.

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This morning at our Harvest Festival family service, Bekah spoke on John 15:1-8, where Jesus uses the image of the church as a vineyard.

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This morning Bekah spoke morning service on Acts 9:1-20 – where, as Saul neared Damascus, suddenly a light from heaven flashed around him – and his whole life was changed and turned upside down.

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This morning we were thinking about sharing the Good News of Jesus as Bekah spoke on Acts 8:26-40 where four things came together and a man’s life was changed forever: the power of the Spirit, the power of the word, the power of Jesus, and the importance of us.

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