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We are a Growing Church

Speaker: Al Pickering

Date: 4/03/2018

Bible: Ephesians 4:7-16

Healthy churches grow don't they? What gift could Jesus us give us to help us grow as a church and what sort of growth does he want for us anyway? It turns out that he's already given us all that we need to grow.

We are a Temple - Jesus Shaped Lives

Speaker: Rich Tutt

Date: 26/02/2018

Bible: 2 Peter 2 v4-10

Unity with diversity - The Body of Christ

Speaker: Steve Brading

Date: 18/02/2018

Bible: 1 Corinthians 12:7-31

We are the Lighthouse Family

Speaker: Jeff Fletcher

Date: 11/02/2018

Bible: John 13:34-35 & 15:12-14

As a City on a Hill, how do we shine as a light before the world? In this episode, we discover that we are the lighthouse family who love one another and we see what that love looks like.

What does Jesus think about children

Speaker: Al Pickering

Date: 4/02/2018

Bible: Mark 10 13-16

We are a Temple: Where God lives

Speaker: Rich Tutt

Date: 28/01/2018

Bible: Ephesians 2v19-22

Western 21st Century culture is extreme in its elevation of personal and individual identity and assumes this is normal and healthy. This unbalanced conception of the world leads to a range of problems - many of which creep subtly into contemporary Christian thinking. Is this a problem and if so what can we do about it?

Seeing people as Jesus did

Speaker: Steve Brading

Date: 21/01/2018

Bible: Matthew 9:35-38

People with a Solid Foundation

Speaker: Al Pickering

Date: 14/01/2018

Bible: Luke 6:46-49

A City on a Hill

Speaker: Rich Tutt

Date: 7/01/2018

Bible: Matthew 5v14-16

What do you think about when you think of church? Are there things you like about church? Are there things that frustrate you about church? How should we view church, with all its strengths and weaknesses? And does it really matter anyway?

Faith after Christmas

Speaker: Rich Tutt

Date: 31/12/2017

Bible: Luke 2v21-35

After Christmas is sometimes a bit of an anti-climax: all the preparations are over & the big day has come and gone. So what next? In many ways it was the same after the first Christmas - after all the excitement, life just carried on as usual. So what can we learn from this passage where Jesus doesn't do anything?