Luke 18:15-30 If Bertrand Russell is wrong and when we die, we don’t just rot, there can be few more important questions- ‘How good is good enough?’ If I meet my maker what will he make of me? Will I be good enough? Listen in as we hear Jesus ripped up the preconceptions of a man convinced he’d be good enough.
Luke 18:15-30 If Bertrand Russell is wrong and when we die, we don’t just rot, there can be few more important questions- ‘How good is good enough?’ If I meet my maker what will he make of me? Will I be good enough? Listen in as we hear Jesus ripped up the preconceptions of a man convinced he’d be good enough.
Exodus 32 How would you complete this sentence – ‘I like to think God is…’? Whether it’s our time, our money or our priorities, it’s tempting to reshape God until he’s exactly what we want him to be. But do we actually have the authority to make those kind of decisions? Listen in as God’s people try and do just this as they build the golden calf.
Exodus 32 Sometimes it can be very tempting to reshape God until he’s more in line with our preferences. Listen in as Israel make that mistake and build a Golden Calf.
Why would Christians share their faith? A week after the vote, we know sometime soon a 2 year countdown to Brexit will begin. Simply knowing the countdown is coming sends us scurrying into action. Christians live knowing a greater, more important countdown has already started- the countdown to Jesus’ return. Listen in as we think about 7 reasons Christians will share their faith and 7 ways they might prepare to share.
Exodus 18:1-12 ‘Did you even hear what I said?’ is a phrase that gets used a lot- at work, at home, in relationships. Exodus wants to ask us the same question- have we heard what God’s said about himself in his great acts of deliverance. Listen in as we watch one man responding rightly.
Exodus 15:22-17:7 We live in one of the most prosperous societies there has ever been, yet it is still full of grumbling. If society’s promises let us down, will it be the same with God? Do we have to grumble at God’s failure to provide or have we got good reason to trust him to work all things for our good. Listen in as we look at Israel’s experience in the desert.
Exodus 14:1-15:21 Like the Israelites at Red Sea, we find ourselves fearing what’s coming over the hill toward us. Even if we don’t call it fear, we find ourselves controlled by what a colleague, an employer, a family member thinks of us. In this account, God shows that it is actually only a greater fear which can drive out fear.
Exodus 19:1-20:21 The 10 Commandments are often seen as a ladder to climb- getting to God by our own performance. But Exodus says God’s rescue comes first. Why did God give the 10 commandments? How do they help us know God better, ourselves better and Jesus better?
Exodus 18:1-12 ‘Did you even hear what I said?’ is a phrase that gets used a lot- at work, at home, in relationships. Exodus wants to ask us the same question- have we heard what God’s said about himself in his great acts of deliverance. Listen in as we watch one man responding rightly.
