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Sermon: A Time to ‘Stand Firm and See’
Read more: Sermon: A Time to ‘Stand Firm and See’Jehoshaphat was a king of Judah and he faces a real crisis in 2 Chronicles 20. A crisis is a healthy thing for the Christian for time-to-time (as long as it is not of our own making!) and reveals our true outlook on life and will make us stronger in faith. It is very interesting…
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Sermon: Now is the time for courage
Read more: Sermon: Now is the time for courageSteve recently preached a sermon on Matthew 10 where Jesus sends out His disciples. Jesus gave them a clear message of what to do and what to expect. It would have been a difficult message to hear for the disciples but one that they needed as Jesus wanted them to be prepared for what they…
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The Queen Keeps Christ in Christmas
Read more: The Queen Keeps Christ in ChristmasThe vast majority of those living in the United Kingdom will have only known one monarch. Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in 1952 which means you would need to be in your mid-seventies to remember her predecessor and father King George VI. It would be hard to find anyone on the planet with a broader…
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Sermon: ‘God with us’ this Christmas
Read more: Sermon: ‘God with us’ this ChristmasAs we approach the end of an extraordinary year, we focus again on the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. The traditional texts at this time of year are the nativity accounts in Matthew and Luke which explore Jesus’ birth from our earthly perspective. However, the opening verses of John’s gospel focus on the nativity…
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A Biblical response to a climate of fear
Read more: A Biblical response to a climate of fearAs we approach the end of 2020, we reflect on what has been a monumental year. A year we will believe that will prove to have greatly accelerated the world towards the coming end-time climax as outlined in Scripture. Our respond to Covid-19 has been the main catalyst to this and the mainstream media has…
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Time to look for the Second Advent
Read more: Time to look for the Second AdventThere may not be a year in recent history that we’re more glad to get to the end of than 2020! As we are in December and approaching Christmas, people know that the end of the year is near. Typically, once their Christmas holiday starts, the festivities begin, and then not back at work until…
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2020 – a wake up call to us all
Read more: 2020 – a wake up call to us all2020 will go down in history as one of the most eventful years of our generation. While it is a year that most people want to see the back of, it should really act as a catalyst to grab our attention! 2020 has seen major events that will undoubtedly shape our future – there will…