ark 10:45 To mark the Queen’s 70th Jubilee celebrations, we’ll be comparing and contrasting Queen Elizabeth and Jesus Christ. Jesus was a real historical figure who claimed to be a King. But what is so special about him and his reign? And what are the implications for us today?
Mark 10:45 To mark the Queen’s 70th Jubilee celebrations, we’ll be comparing and contrasting Queen Elizabeth and Jesus Christ. Jesus was a real historical figure who claimed to be a King. But what is so special about him and his reign? And what are the implications for us today?
1 Timothy 6:11-21 Sometimes people are very active at work and in the gym, but spiritually they are couch potatoes. This passage urges us as Christians to get up off the couch and get active spiritually, and stay active – a
oney can buy. Some teachers within the church encourage believers to do the same. But the Bible has a very different outlook. It warns that the love of money is the road to ruin and destruction.
1 Timothy 5:1-6:2 A church should be an honour culture. That is the theme running through this passage. But we need to understand what that means biblically – because it’s very different to what an honour culture is in other settings.
Ephesians 2:11-18 Where can we find peace for our world – in our homes, workplaces, communities, between nations? The Bible claims that the central event of the first Good Friday, the death of Jesus on a cross, is the key to peace. But how? And what kind of peace does it bring?
Timothy 4:1-16 Watching the horror of the war in Ukraine on our screens, we are so grateful to live in a country at peace not war. But spiritually we are at war. This is not peace time. Spiritually we are under attack. There is a war on; a battle for truth. This passage tells us how to wage the good warfare.
who we appoint to different roles? It’s just church, after all! But it all depends on what you think the church is. If the church really is the household of God, then nothing matters more.
1 Timothy 2:11-15 The Bible’s complementarian understanding of gender roles in the Christian fellowship, and in marriage and the family, is profoundly counter-cultural and offensive in the modern world. But it is God’s good design, and when understood and lived out rightly, is for our flourishing as men and women.
the workplace, but the Bible insists that we are. God made us equal but different, to complement one another. In this passage we start to explore how that works out on the ground in the Christian fellowship.
