Who is this man? Jesus’ Identity and Mission - 28 March, 2021 - St Alban's Fulham

 

All through Jesus’ life, the people around him were asking the same question: who is this man? Is he a dangerous rebel, a blasphemer, a political revolutionary, the Son of God? As the gospels draw towards the crucifixion accounts, the question intensifies. Even as Jesus hangs on the cross, people continue to argue about who he really is. And the question remains current. You might say it’s the most important question we will answer in our lives. Our answer will affect how we live, how we hope, how we respond to a hurting world.

 

This Lent series is designed to explore some of the different facets of Jesus’ identity and mission in the gospels. Like looking at the faces of a diamond, as we look at Jesus’ life from different angles, the more we discover of who he is.

Who is this man? Jesus’ Identity and Mission - 21 March, 2021 - St Alban's Fulham

 

All through Jesus’ life, the people around him were asking the same question: who is this man? Is he a dangerous rebel, a blasphemer, a political revolutionary, the Son of God? As the gospels draw towards the crucifixion accounts, the question intensifies. Even as Jesus hangs on the cross, people continue to argue about who he really is. And the question remains current. You might say it’s the most important question we will answer in our lives. Our answer will affect how we live, how we hope, how we respond to a hurting world.

 

This Lent series is designed to explore some of the different facets of Jesus’ identity and mission in the gospels. Like looking at the faces of a diamond, as we look at Jesus’ life from different angles, the more we discover of who he is.

Who is this man? Jesus’ Identity and Mission (Week 4) - 14 March, 2021 - St Alban's Fulham

 

All through Jesus’ life, the people around him were asking the same question: who is this man? Is he a dangerous rebel, a blasphemer, a political revolutionary, the Son of God? As the gospels draw towards the crucifixion accounts, the question intensifies. Even as Jesus hangs on the cross, people continue to argue about who he really is. And the question remains current. You might say it’s the most important question we will answer in our lives. Our answer will affect how we live, how we hope, how we respond to a hurting world.

 

This Lent series is designed to explore some of the different facets of Jesus’ identity and mission in the gospels. Like looking at the faces of a diamond, as we look at Jesus’ life from different angles, the more we discover of who he is.

Who is this man? Jesus’ Identity and Mission (Week 3) - 7 March, 2021 - St Alban's Fulham

 

All through Jesus’ life, the people around him were asking the same question: who is this man? Is he a dangerous rebel, a blasphemer, a political revolutionary, the Son of God? As the gospels draw towards the crucifixion accounts, the question intensifies. Even as Jesus hangs on the cross, people continue to argue about who he really is. And the question remains current. You might say it’s the most important question we will answer in our lives. Our answer will affect how we live, how we hope, how we respond to a hurting world.

 

This Lent series is designed to explore some of the different facets of Jesus’ identity and mission in the gospels. Like looking at the faces of a diamond, as we look at Jesus’ life from different angles, the more we discover of who he is.

Who is this man? Jesus’ Identity and Mission (Week 1) - 21 February, 2021

 

All through Jesus’ life, the people around him were asking the same question: who is this man? Is he a dangerous rebel, a blasphemer, a political revolutionary, the Son of God? As the gospels draw towards the crucifixion accounts, the question intensifies. Even as Jesus hangs on the cross, people continue to argue about who he really is. And the question remains current. You might say it’s the most important question we will answer in our lives. Our answer will affect how we live, how we hope, how we respond to a hurting world.

 

This Lent series is designed to explore some of the different facets of Jesus’ identity and mission in the gospels. Like looking at the faces of a diamond, as we look at Jesus’ life from different angles, the more we discover of who he is.

The Toolkit: How we Live Well Now (Week 7) - 14 February, 2021 - St Alban's Fulham

 

The Toolkit: How to Live Well Now, is a series that seeks to equip people to flourish in their everyday life by exploring some of the tools God has given us. In a season when it is very difficult to plan ahead, the aim is to equip the church to live well now, by pursuing routines and habits that will be life-giving and sustaining, both now and in the future.

 

This isn’t about ‘doing more’, or adding extra religious duties to an already daunting to-do list. Rather, it’s about inviting people to encounter the peace and joy of Jesus in everyday life, keeping company with the Spirit, and becoming deeply rooted disciples who carry God’s presence out into the world.

The Toolkit: How to Live Well Now (Week 6)

 

The Toolkit: How to Live Well Now, is a series that seeks to equip people to flourish in their everyday life by exploring some of the tools God has given us. In a season when it is very difficult to plan ahead, the aim is to equip the church to live well now, by pursuing routines and habits that will be life-giving and sustaining, both now and in the future.

 

This isn’t about ‘doing more’, or adding extra religious duties to an already daunting to-do list. Rather, it’s about inviting people to encounter the peace and joy of Jesus in everyday life, keeping company with the Spirit, and becoming deeply rooted disciples who carry God’s presence out into the world.

The Toolkit: How to Live Well Now (Week 4)

 

The Toolkit: How to Live Well Now, is a series that seeks to equip people to flourish in their everyday life by exploring some of the tools God has given us. In a season when it is very difficult to plan ahead, the aim is to equip the church to live well now, by pursuing routines and habits that will be life-giving and sustaining, both now and in the future.

 

This isn’t about ‘doing more’, or adding extra religious duties to an already daunting to-do list. Rather, it’s about inviting people to encounter the peace and joy of Jesus in everyday life, keeping company with the Spirit, and becoming deeply rooted disciples who carry God’s presence out into the world.

The Toolkit: How to Live Well Now (Week 3)

 

The Toolkit: How to Live Well Now, is a series that seeks to equip people to flourish in their everyday life by exploring some of the tools God has given us. In a season when it is very difficult to plan ahead, the aim is to equip the church to live well now, by pursuing routines and habits that will be life-giving and sustaining, both now and in the future.

 

This isn’t about ‘doing more’, or adding extra religious duties to an already daunting to-do list. Rather, it’s about inviting people to encounter the peace and joy of Jesus in everyday life, keeping company with the Spirit, and becoming deeply rooted disciples who carry God’s presence out into the world.

The Toolkit: How to Live Well Now (Week 2)

 

The Toolkit: How to Live Well Now, is a series that seeks to equip people to flourish in their everyday life by exploring some of the tools God has given us. In a season when it is very difficult to plan ahead, the aim is to equip the church to live well now, by pursuing routines and habits that will be life-giving and sustaining, both now and in the future.

 

This isn’t about ‘doing more’, or adding extra religious duties to an already daunting to-do list. Rather, it’s about inviting people to encounter the peace and joy of Jesus in everyday life, keeping company with the Spirit, and becoming deeply rooted disciples who carry God’s presence out into the world.