Malachi 3:6-12 Theft is a big problem in society, and we hate it. We hate having our stuff stolen. But could it be that we ourselves are thieves? Are we actually robbing God, without being aware of it? The people were in Malachi’s day. Perhaps we are too.
Malachi 2:17-3:5 There’s so much evil in the world; so many who seem to get away with it – why doesn’t God do something? Where is the God of justice? Answer: he’s coming. But who can endure it when he does?
Romans 8:28-39 Who knows what the year ahead holds – in the world, in our personal lives, in the lives of our loved ones. As we begin a new year we may find ourselves longing for some certainty and stability – and that is exactly what we find in this passage. It is a celebration of certainty.
Isaiah 9:2–7 We need to recognise that Jesus is the ultimate Joy TO the world.
John 3:16 Could you imagine Christmas without presents? Never! Christmas is all about giving and receiving. This idea actually goes right back to the very first Christmas, which celebrated the greatest gift ever.
John 1:1–18 Evangelistic sermon focusing on 1:14 “And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father, full of grace and truth.” Showing God came to be human, to be known, and to save.
Acts 5:12–16 What are signs and wonders? Why were the apostles doing them? And what should we think about those who claim to perform them today?
Acts 4:32–5:1–11 What will it look like to be part of church? Gods plan for his people is that they have a great unity, marked by a generous attitude, leading to generous action, meeting genuine need. And he warns us from great danger! That of hypocrisy, lies, the covering up of sin.
Acts 4:23–31 Pray to God for boldness even when the whole world is against the gospel.
John 15:9-15 What does the sacrifice we recall on Remembrance Day tell us about the world we live in? When we recall loved ones we have lost, we learn something about the very heart of God. Join us to mark Remembrance 2023.