Faith and Prayer - Sermon from Sunday evening 24th February available for download

This week we continue with our teaching series on Daniel.

Learning lessons from Daniel in Babylon.

The sixth sermon is available online here.

Faith and Prayer
Daniel 6

Full of Sorrow - sermon from Sunday morning 24th February available for download

Number 2: Full of Sorrow

Luke 13:31-35

Available here to download and listen.

Fellowship Group Notes from Sunday 24th February 2013

Hi All,

Here we go as Geoff is under 'rest arrest' - this is the only way I know of getting these questions to you!

Hope you manage to access them from website!

Luke 13: 31-35 Fox, Hen and chickens!

1)    John Proctor in his Grove booklet entitled, 'Luke's Jesus', suggests these verses are a chance to think about Jesus' own sense of vocation and destiny, and about some of the people and pressures he lived among'? As you think about the above,  what impact and application does it have on the life of the church, and our individual walk with our Lord?

2)    How does Jesus blend caution and commitment, determination and despair? How should we? How frightening would it be for you to take refuge under the wings of a hen - metaphorically?!

3)    Jesus took the path of self-emptying love - what does that mean for us?  What might he be asking of us to give up, let go, self-empty of, and why?

Confirmation 2013

Well done to everyone!

May the Lord bless you and keep you

Fellowship Group Notes from Sunday 17th February 2013

             

Full of the Holy Spirit

You can listen to the sermon here.

Bible passage Luke 4: 1 - 13 

You may also want to read Psalm 51: 1 - 17

• Which of Jesus' temptations in the desert most strikes a chord with you? What steps do you suggest for resisting?

• Which seems more important to you: to give up something for Lent, or to take on something?

• Could you "give a reason for the faith that is in you" to someone who asks why you are observing Lent? (see 1 Peter 3:15)

An extra question from a member of the congregation after the service!

• We pray "Lead us not into temptation." Would God ever do that?