Ian Higginbotham challenges us to look forward with a summer wellbeing check.
As part of his message Ian uses 10 principles for a check-up from David Shearman’s book, ‘The Unstoppable Church’, these were:
1. Have I ever been further forward spiritually than I am now?
2. Am I prepared to change?
3. Is my Bible reading a duty or a delight?
4. Am I deeply conscious of the need for more prayer, privately and corporately?
5. Do I live in daily conscious dependence on God, listening for his voice?
6. Have I wounded or hurt anyone and not yet apologised?
7. When did I last shed tears over the condition of the world and church?
8. Am I fighting a losing battle over evil thoughts?
9. When did I last undertake a spiritual fast?
10. Am I a faithful steward of all I receive?
Mark Sleet looks at Acts 2:42 – 47 and what it means to belong:
- Belong to God
- Belong together
- Belong in the world
Marcie Huson looks at Psalm 48.
Graham Norcross looks at Acts 1.
Nick Kenworthy looks at Galatians 5 and Matthew 3.
Andrew Gardner looks at the wisdom given to Solomon by his father David in 1 Chronicles 28.
Andrew Gardner looks at Matthew 6 and the challenge to forgive and to let go.
“Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.
For if you forgive men when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you.
But if you do not forgive men their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins.”
Chris Drury finishes off his series on -”Standing on the Shoulders of Giants” looking at the book of 2 Timothy, this week looking at 2 Timothy 4.
Jason Buckler looks at the message of 1 Peter 4.
Andrew Gardner looks at Ephesians 4.
Ian Clarkson looks at Judges 6 and the call that God placed on the life of Gideon.
Sue Chastney looks at the ways God communicates with us.
Chris Drury continues his series on -”Standing on the Shoulders of Giants” looking at the book of 2 Timothy, this week looking at 2 Timothy 3.
Chris Drury starts a short series – Standing on the Shoulders of Giants – looking at the book of 2 Timothy, beginning with chapter 1.
Mark Johnson looks at Jesus’ parable of the rich fool found in Luke 12.
Ian Higginbotham rounds out a mini-series on relationships.
Paul Jackson from Calvary Christian Fellowship challenges us to live a life of “two are better than one”
Ian Higginbotham continues his mini-series on relationships.
On Father’s Day Mark Sleet looks at the Parables of the Loving Father found in Luke 15.
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