Out time travelling extravaganza!!!

Life categorises us as consumers, resources or victims. But what if we are more than that?

An argument about inheritance leads to a life lesson for all of us!

How should we pray? That’s the question the disciples ask Jesus and it’s a great question. Jesus gives them words we have come to know as The Lord’s Prayer, but what he actually gives them is much, much more and that’s what we’re going to discover today.

Are you a Martha or a Mary?  Are you a person who is always busy?  Cracking on with the million things that need to be done every day.  Or are you a Mary?  Sitting quietly?  Contemplating, listening.  It’s so easy to stereotype these two women…  as though you can only ever be busy or still.  As though you can only be focussed or distracted.  As though you can only ever be worried or content.

What if the thing you thought you knew all about didn’t work the way you thought it did? What if someone told you? Would you be open to hearing it? Would you be up for letting that new information change the way you think about the world?

James and John want to call down fire from heaven to destroy a village that has no interest in Jesus. I wonder if that’s how we react to those who don’t agree with us or see the world our way?

Rev Frances Rosenau encourages us to see beyond the hardships, beyond the fear... and move out into the world as God's people.

The trinity. God, known to us as Father, Son and Holy Spirit… three in one, one in three. That’s some difficult maths. But it matters because missing out part of the three means we know less of God.

Dreams and visions. That’s what the prophet Joel said we would see. And Peter said it too on the day the Holy Spirit came like wind and fire! And people heard it in their own language.