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Well, it’s that time again! Where are the Christmas lights and in what state will we find them?! Will they be tangled and take hours to unwind? Will some of the bulbs be out, making them all go dark? Will they even be there?
The Sermon On The Mount isn't simply taught so we behave better. It's a heart-capturing call to live counter-culturally so that the world might know that Jesus is king!
Jesus tells his followers to be 'salt and light' but what exactly does that mean? As we celebrate the work of the Hope Foundation, Sue tells the story of God's miraculous provision over the last 27 years and encourages us all that we can each be salt and light to the people that we meet.
As Jesus begins to preach, he announces that the most unlikely people are blessed. The crowds listening would have been so surprised that he was talking about them!
Is it ok to have doubts? How do we go about processing some of the things that we see happening in the world around us? In this article, Gavin asks some big questions.
After the amazing high of his Baptism, we come to the next part of the story for Jesus. After 40 days of fasting in the wilderness, Jesus has to face Satan and temptation in the first test of his ministry. We can rely on Jesus in situations of Temptation because we know that he too has been tempted. How do you cope when you are faced with situations of temptation?
In this account of Jesus’ baptism, Matthew is introducing us to the Triune God. What on earth does that mean? Listen on!
Change is not something that comes easily to us, yet this was John the Baptist's message. 'Turn the direction you're going in!' Simon looks at why repentance is so important to John and to the joy-news message of Jesus.
In a world where kings could dispose of their enemies without trial, Jesus' announcement that a new kingdom was near was explosive!
When Mary went to the tomb early on that first Sunday after Jesus' crucifixion, she would not have expected what was to come. Jesus' 'story' and mission however is bigger and greater than ours.
As we start our brand new series looking at Matthew's Gospel we are presented with a description of Jesus' family tree in Matthew 1. Forty-two generations, name after name after name - what a way to start a book! In this talk, Gavin unpacks the importance of Jesus' genealogy and how this is much more than just a list of names!
In the final of our short series on our vision as a church, Raj talks about our spotlights, the things we’re to focus on.
We're passionate about 4 values in Jubilee that influence all we do. Simon looks at an event in Jesus' life where he welcomed children and how we can know more about our values through this passage.
As we settle into our new building we kick off a brand new sermon series looking at the Jubilee vision and values. In the first of these vision talks, Gavin unpacks our Jubilee Vision statement 'bringing the joy news of Jesus to everyone everywhere'.
Isaiah 61 is a passage of the Bible that has always shaped Jubilee. Jeremy speaks on the following chapter as we enter a page-turning season!
'Without love for Jesus, church stops being family. In my experience church then descends into something else.' Jesus loves us and chooses to live amongst us as family. What might it mean to be the family of God?
What is so special about being at home? What is it that makes us long for home after being away? In this talk, Gavin continues our 'Home' series by looking at what is so significant about having a home. Looking at the topic of 'household', we see the significance of belonging to God's household and how that affects our day-to-day.
Home is an important concept for everyone, we all long for a place to call home. In this series we will look at different aspects of 'home' for us as Christians. In this first talk Raj unpacks the topic of 'Temples' God dwelling in us as beleivers.
As we come to the end of Ephesians, we're told that the Christian life is a battle and we're to stand firm. But what does that mean and what do we do?