EPISODE · Mar 29, 2026 · 51 MIN
Remembering 30 Years of LifeLine Nehemiah Projects
from LifeLine Church Weekly Talks · host LifeLine Church
LifeLine Church has had the privilege of journeying in relationship with Lifeline Nehemiah Projects (LNP) in Sierra Leone for 30 years – we’re celebrating this relationship by remembering the story, exploring all the lessons God has taught over the 30 years and sending a team of 13 people out to join the celebrations with LNP in Freetown. This podcast is part of a series on the books of Acts which is supported by periodic ‘reflections’, which consider questions which have been submitted by members of LifeLine Church. To stay up to date with podcasts from LifeLine Church, please subscribe. Shows include: LifeLine Church Sunday Services – a weekly broadcast of the message from our Sunday meeting Evolution Revolution with LifeLine Church – an exploration of how foundational values can transition across generations Reflections on Acts – exploring the application of the practical, faith-filled exploits of the early church in today’s context Reflections on Kings 1 & 2 – applying the insights and lessons from these two old testament books to our lives today Kingdom Finance – Jesus talked more about money than about anything else. Why? How do we handle money correctly? Kingdom Relationships – Relationship is core to the character and nature of God…so what does real friendship look like for us? To access a range of resources and supporting material, series on specific topics including Kingdom finance and Kingdom relationships please visit lifelinechurch.co.uk If you prefer to watch, please visit our YouTube channel @LifeLineChurchDagenham where we broadcast our Sunday meeting live at 10.30am. Playlists include: Reflections on Acts Reflections on Kings 1 & 2 Sunday morning talks Testimonies A Pilgrim’s Story
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