Monday 16 December 2013

15th December 2013


The third in our series of four in Advent talks this time looking at “M” for “Maranatha.” The reading is from 1 Corinthians 16:19-24. The talk looks at the Aramaic term and its meaning in context as “come our Lord.” Then looks at the purpose of the return(parousia) of Jesus to earth including themes of redemption, resurrection, judgement and deliverance.
Notes will usually be available on the downloads section of the  website.

8th December 2013


The second talk in the series of four in Advent.  “Hear O Israel -The LORD our God is One”  Deuteronomy 6: 4 – 8. The fundamental unity of God – is axiomatic to all three monotheistic faiths. The Old Testament contains many indications of a “fullness” in Godhead which foreshadows the NT teachings of the Trinity. God the One person: the biblical evidence leads us to two fundamental statements concerning the person of the Lord Jesus Christ: he is truly human; he is truly God.
Notes will usually be available on the downloads section of the  website.

1st December 2013


The Next four Sundays leading up to Christmas Day will look at : C.O.M.E.
Blow the trumpet and make it clear- so we are ready!
Dec 1st  Coming Christ – adventus. (Latin)
Dec 8th  One God – God the Son incarnate.
Dec 15th Maranatha – come Lord Jesus.(Aramaic)
Dec 22nd Evangel – Good News.(Greek)
The reading is from Revelation 22: 6 – 21 and this talk looks at waiting with expectation and hope, particularly as it relates to Christ’s Second Coming.

Notes will usually be available on the downloads section of the  website .

24th November 2013


In Ephesians 3 main pictures are used to describe the togetherness/ the oneness Believers in Jesus have: the Church is like a Body with Jesus as the head; and like a Building with Jesus as the cornerstone; and like a Bride with Jesus as husband. Jane continues this short theme of togetherness taken from Ephesians 6: 10 – 18 This time looking at “ always carry the shield of faith.”
Notes will usually be available on the downloads section of the website.