What You Need To Know – Our Latest News (29th November 2021)
Here is your start-of-the-week newsletter. It should have all you need to know about what’s happening amongst us.
Here is your start-of-the-week newsletter. It should have all you need to know about what’s happening amongst us.
Here is your start-of-the-week newsletter. It should have all you need to know about what’s happening amongst us.
If you’re going to live well, you need to be able to understand Jesus profoundly.
Matthew wrote his gospel so that you wouldn’t have to guess, and this week we explore the two titles he introduces in his story of Jesus – Saviour and Immanuel.
If we can get to grips with these, they will change how we see life, those around us and ourselves.
Here is this week’s newsletter. It should have all you need to know about what’s happening amongst us. And a quick look should mean you are updated each week.
Another Remembrance Sunday when we are reminded of the catastrophe of war, the effects it has on those directly involved, as well as those bystanders who get dragged into it all.
Jesus told his disciples to expect war, but that in the midst of it all there would be reasons to retain hope for the future.
We need to hear it again this week as Russian troops advance on the borders of Ukraine.
Here is this week’s newsletter. It should have all you need to know about what’s happening amongst us. And a quick look should mean you are updated each week.
What’s Jesus being the Messiah got to do with COP26, your own very personal life and our life together as a church?
Much more than we might imagine…
As we approach Christmas we prepare for the birth of a baby with a very common name: Jesus. There were hundreds of babies born that year with that name. But what the gospel writers make clear is that while this name matters, the titles of Jesus give us a bigger picture of who he is…
Here is this week’s newsletter. It should have all you need to know about what’s happening amongst us. And a quick look should mean you are updated each week.
We’ve spent a long time re-living Ezra and Nehemiah’s stories. You would think it would end in success. Surely, all those efforts must end well.
Except they don’t. Good intentions need to be undergirded with law.
Does it always need to be like that? Jesus suggested otherwise. He gives a new imagination to see things differently and his Spirit so that we can live in these ways.
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