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Jesus miraculously provides for thousands of people through some loaves and fish, but haven't we heard this before? Simon talks about the reason for this second miracle and why Jesus warns his disciples against yeast!
Jesus never misses an opportunity to teach his disciples something about his good news. Here it's through a desperate woman who sees Jesus for who he really is!
Watching my children sing and dance along to their favourite worship song taught me a couple of lessons about joy and faith. Jesus also had a lot of say about having childlike fath when teaching his disciples in Luke 18.
As we come to two of the most well-known and widely spoken about miracles in the Gospels we see a common problem with the disciples. On both occasions, they fix their eyes on the problem in front of them rather than on Jesus.
From the outside it can look like Herod is the successful one compared to John. There is much for us to learn from this account!
What can we take from the events that we remember at Easter? Raj talks about at least 3 things and how, through them, we're invited into friendship with God.
This will be the first Easter in three years that we’re able in Jubilee to gather together to celebrate, and the Easter message is still as powerful as it was 2,000 years ago!
Why did the people of Jesus' home town take offence to him? Simon talks about the ways we can take hope from this homecoming.
In the final week of Hallowed, we hear stories of prayer from Judy Marshall followed by Simon speaking on 5 reasons to pray with others.
As we come to the mid-way point in Matthew’s Gospel we find a chapter where Jesus tells a number of different Parables about the kingdom of God. What can we learn from these everyday stories with hidden spiritual messages?
In week 3 of Hallowed we heard stories of prayer from Karen and Raj spoke on prevailing prayer.
When the religious leaders ask Jesus for a sign he talks about Jonah and the fish, then a haunted house! Raj talks about these and more.
In Week 2 of Hallowed we hear experiences of prayer from Portia and Hannah speaks on the presence of God in prayer.
As followers of Jesus, he calls us to tell others about this amazing good news we have received. Shirley talks about 5 Ps we need to remember as we do this.
In our first week we heard Julie's story of prayer in her life, followed by Gavin speaking on why prayer is important.
To many around Jesus, observing the Sabbath day of rest correctly was one of the most important things someone could do. Jesus however, wants them to recognise who it points to.
We usually raise an eyebrow at people who describe themselves as 'God's gift'! Yet maybe we can be the gift of God to those around us, not because we're special but because we can leave 'traces' of Him wherever we go.
Natalie Williams from Jubilee+ joins us a morning of envisioning and equipping, helping us to explore what it means to be a community where people whose lives are affected by poverty, destitution and injustice feel that they are welcomed, accepted and have a place to flourish in God.
Natalie Williams from Jubilee+ joins us a morning of envisioning and equipping, helping us to explore what it means to be a community where people whose lives are affected by poverty, destitution and injustice feel that they are welcomed, accepted and have a place to flourish in God.
Starting on Tuesday 15th March we are committing a whole month to prayer. Prayer has always been the bedrock of a Christian life with God. Prayer is what unites us to God in the here and now. Through prayer we experience the friendship and lordship of God through His Word and Spirit. In prayer we come to all three persons of our One Majestic God.