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Tag: Acts

Sunday Playlist – The Challenge of Generosity

The story of Ananias and Sapphira is a tale of two extremes: great generosity & solidarity on the one hand; lies & judgement on the other. Here are some songs which reflect on these themes…

Unintimidated

The healing of the crippled man really disturbed the establishment. The only thing they could do was try to intimidate the apostles. But it didn’t work…

Sunday Playlist – Acts 4:1-31

As we begin a new week, I hope these songs that we didn’t get to use in our service will remind you that following Jesus is far from ‘safe’. It may not be easy but it is so incredibly good.

Slow Down: A New Story Is Being Written

A man who has been begging for 40 years – a lifetime of not being able to walk. But then something happens to that man, because two men slowed down enough to notice him…

Sunday Playlist: Acts 3

In Acts 3 we meet a new character; a man had been isolated all of his life but became part of the community he’d always longed for.

The Power of the Holy Wind

God sent the Holy Spirit and did remarkable things amongst the early church. On the day of Pentecost there was a new routine for them…

Sunday Playlist: Acts 2:42-47

Today’s playlist reflects the short passage at the end of chapter of Acts chapter 2 which, after the incredible events of Pentecost, summarise the response of the first Christian community in Jerusalem.

Getting the Story Clear

Something amazing has just happened and people are asking, “What does this mean?” Then Peter begins speaking to the crowd about it…

Sunday Playlist: Songs for Acts 2:14-41

This week’s song choices reflect some of the themes found in the second part of Acts chapter 2 (the passage we looked at as a church this week).

No Megaphone Required

Our different dialects and accents can make us feel like we belong, but they can also make us feel like we’re judged and misunderstood. It was no different for the early church, yet they were able to be heard and understood.

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