Rico Tice brings us a very personal talk prompted by family incidents of his past. Rico’s godfather was killed in a cliff fall on 6th August 1982 which led Rico to seek answers to the issues of death and meaning, that had torpedoed him in the aftermath of the death of a loved one. Rico will look at Ecclesiastes 2 verses 1 to 11 where King Solomon faces similar issues.
Sometimes failure is being successful at the things that don’t matter. Rico Tice will help us look at one of the most devastating parables that Jesus told as he describes a very successful man who, when it comes to the things of God, is a total failure.
Mark 1:15 If we are to be saved eternally, we need to respond to what God has done for us in the gospel in the way he demands. The Bible tells us the right response is to repent and believe. But what does that mean? And what does it look like in practice?
Mark 1:15 If we are to be saved eternally, we need to respond to what God has done for us in the gospel in the way he demands. The Bible tells us the right response is to repent and believe. But what does that mean? And what does it look like in practice?
1 Peter 1:3 In business your ‘elevator pitch’ is your 20 second summary of what your company is about. What would your elevator pitch be for the Christian message? Would it include the resurrection of Jesus? If not, you’re on a different wavelength to the apostles – which should be a cause for concern!
1 Peter 1:3 In business your ‘elevator pitch’ is your 20 second summary of what your company is about. What would your elevator pitch be for the Christian message? Would it include the resurrection of Jesus? If not, you’re on a different wavelength to the apostles – which should be a cause for concern!
1 Peter 3:18 What do the following have in common – an anchor, a dove, a shepherd, a fish, a lamb, a ship, a cross? They were all used as symbols of the Christian faith in the early Church. The cross became the central one – but why? And isn’t it about time we gave the Church a makeover and swapped all the crosses for fish or dove symbols?
1 Peter 3:18 What do the following have in common – an anchor, a dove, a shepherd, a fish, a lamb, a ship, a cross? They were all used as symbols of the Christian faith in the early Church. The cross became the central one – but why? And isn’t it about time we gave the Church a makeover and swapped all the crosses for fish or dove symbols?
One Thing in Common Akeel Sachak is global head of consumer at Rothschild. In this interview he shares how he came to Christian faith from a culturally Muslim background and how his faith impacts his work. This interview is accompanied by a short talk entitled ‘what did Jesus do with his money?’
1 Chronicles 28:1-18 Do you long to do something with your life that will make a difference in the world? Do you ever day-dream about giving up your job and going off to do something more useful? But right here and now each of us can already make a big difference in the world, using the one thing we have in abundance that 90% of the world’s population don’t have.