God seems to take great delight in using people who don’t feel capable to do remarkable things.
The main reason may be that He wants us to remember that He is doing the work – it’s just that He invites us to be part of it.
So, to those who don’t feel particularly strong, there’s good news. You’re the sort of people that God loves to work through.
Most of us suffer from Imposter Syndrome, the whisper that says we’re not good enough. And the voice isn’t telling lies. We mess up too often.
But that’s not the final truth…
For many of us, our lifetime has seen many churches growing smaller, looking weaker, feeling more fragile and many younger people have grown up thinking that Christianity is irrelevant.
But you know what?
God’s desire and plan is still to have a multi-generational, multi-ethnic kingdom. And our call is to be part of it.
How can the dreams, visions, songs from 2500 years ago help us here in Salford today?
Zechariah, a Jewish prophet, longing for change knew that it could only happen if people accepted the invitation to live as part of a much bigger story. It was a story of hope that kicked against the darkness. That invitation is still open to us.
Here are details of some of the things that are happening over the next few weeks, as well as one or two helpful links elsewhere.
Have you ever gotten to the point where you don’t know who you are or what you want anymore and, when you think about it, you’re not even sure you like who you’ve become?
I want to encourage you: We are God’s inspired creations, we’re chosen and every one of us is needed!
Some days it’s hard to bite your tongue. You want to say ‘I told you so’. The hurt you might have felt can still linger.
So what does it mean to welcome prodigals?
What does it mean to act like a Father who always goes to meet lost children?
You don’t need to be miles away to be away from home. Sometimes the most difficult thing is to cope with the resentment in your own heart that stops you joining the party…
It’s one of the oldest plotlines in the world: a youngster longs for adventure, burns his bridges at home, gets onto the open road and in time gets into a mess. That’s when they realise they have a choice. You can stay in the mess or you can return home – but changed…
Here are details of some of the things that are happening over the next few weeks, as well as one or two helpful links elsewhere.
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