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Bringing our Praise in Extraordinary Circumstances Bringing our praise through the tough times as well as the good

The Official’s Son Gary takes a look at the story of the official’s son and sees how a willingness to seek Jesus combined with his grace towards us can lead to transformation and a new identity,

Kicking off a 6 week series look at our mission (Loving God, Loving Others, Bringing Hope) Paul considers a key question: what is the essence, the core meaning of 'loving God'?

Power of our words Proverbs 18:21 The tongue has the power of Life or death

Andy brings the final part of our mini-series looking at the significance of the Cross. Christ won the victory over death not just for himself but also for us, his followers. In destroying the power of death he united humanity with God, an action that was completed in the past but also has permanent results in the present and future.

Idolatry, comfort and surrender. Gary challenges us to seek God first and before our own comforts trusting God to meet our needs also considering what it means to surrender to God.

In part 2 of this mini-series Anthea considers the Cross as the climax of the sacrificial system that was in place in Old Testament times, and what Atonement means.

Guest speaker Matt kicks off our new mini-series which will take us up to Easter. Whilst doing so he outlines a number of problems with aspects of what many of us may have been taught in the past.

let’s remember that motherhood is a sacred calling deeply cherished by God.The bible verses for moms and the story of Mary and her son, reminded us that God sees, equips, and honours women in every stage of their journey. Whether they’re pregnant, in the thick of toddler tantrums, waiting with hope, or pouring into others as a spiritual mother, know this: your role matters to this church, and your role matters to God.

• Jesus orders his Kingdom opposite to the world’s social order – placing the marginalised at the centre. • To fellowship with Jesus means to fellowship with the marginalised. • Jesus’ vision for service is rooted in kinship, not simply acting as a service provider. • Kinship means embracing people who are not biologically family as brothers and sisters. • We serve in pursuit of kinship – not because it works, but because every individual is worth it.