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The Living Word - Tom Gaston - 2019-02-10
Tom takes this opportunity to continue the theme of the weekend he’s been leading about the word of God. Talking about the way we look at the Bible and the power it holds can be challenging, but this can be a good thing. This morning, Tom leads our thoughts towards the living word of God - Jesus....
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Clubhouse or Lighthouse - Malcolm Storer - 2019-02-03
Jesus called us to be the light of the world, in the same way God wanted the Israelites to be a light for the nations around them. Often we can treat our church experience more like a club. Malcolm calls us to be less like a clubhouse and more like a lighthouse, lighting the way to the message of...
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All Messed Up - Steve Gillingham - 2019-01-27
We need to be honest about how messed up we all are and how we don't have it all together. Creation is messy, living is messy, that's all part of the design - it is intentional, it is God's plan A. And we are all equally messy. None of this mess is something we can buy or behave our way out of.…
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Halachala - Peter Green - 2019-01-20
We think we know something, but it might actually be inaccurate, and likewise in some instances you know more than you realise. This morning, Peter introduces us to a new word: halachaha. In Jewish tradition, this is what is taught as law - all the intricacies of law and laws around laws... But...
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God's Wallet - John Brand - 2019-01-13
Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass but learning to dance in the rain. We are surrounded by miracles and we must remember not to take that for granted, regardless of the occasional tough times that come along. John talks us through being open to the wealth of knowledge and wisdom that...
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The Humanity of Jesus - Charles Crawford - 2019-01-06
Charles explored some of the times that God appeared to people and we discover it is often in the form of a human. Charles encouraged us to connect with this humanity that comes through most obviously in Jesus. To find people to be open and honest with, to share our weaknesses and to enable each...
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Flobbery - Richard Gaston - 2018-12-30
The time we spend together at this time of year can often lead to conversations about how we’ve spent the year, the things we wanted to do but didn’t, the things we’ve noticed about others ourselves. For Richard, this festive break he’s been reminded that he’d like to start running again. This...
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Flobbery - Tony Tasker - 2018-12-23
Christmas is so impressed upon us from such an early time, that we are bombarded with messages of gift-giving and decorations, songs, films and adverts. Tony reminds us what Christmas is all about - Christ - and draws our thoughts to three lessons to take away: make Christ the centre; God calls...
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Light of The World - Tim Ward - 2018-12-16
Tim explored the darkness in the nativity story. Tim exposes seven points where the darkness is highlighted in the story of Jesus' birth and identifies how the Light of Jesus shone and still shines in the darkness.
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Letter to who - Trevor Standeven - 2018-12-02
Letter to who - Trevor Standeven - 2018-12-02
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All These People - Malcolm Storer - 2018-11-25
What is it that you can bring for someone else? Christ took a small thing and made it big - three nails and a cross - a rudimentary tool that became the biggest redemptive tool the world has seen. God can take hatever your gift or contribution is, even if that is just showing up, and bless it and...
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Small Things - Mike Griffiths - 2018-11-18
Seemingly small things that Jesus said and did resonated through history. If we allow it, Jesus and God are involved intricately, face-to-face with us in or lives. The small things of today will often, eventually become globally public. Something which should act as encouragement and challenge to...
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Let's Remember - Andrew Campion - 2018-11-11
On this Rememberance Sunday, Andrew explores the fragility of memory, or perhaps not memory but priorities. Our weekly memorial service not only serves to remind us of the importance of Jesus in our lives, it also allows us to reprioritise. In rekindling the memory of the exodus (the trial…
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A Really Bad Man - Martyn Ramsden - 2018-11-04
Manasseh was a king of the Kingdom of Judah. The only son of Hezekiah and his wife Hephzibah, he became king at the age of 12 and reigned for 55 years. He was a very bad King. He very deliberately went against what had been shown to him and taught to him by his own father. Martyn digs deep into…
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Vine & Branches - David Brighouse - 2018-10-28
When Jesus said "I am the vine, you are the branches", he was talking about a way of living that ensures we are fully connected all of the time to the source of our faith. David explores the ways we can embody this today.
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Blinded By Grace - Trevor Standeven - 2018-10-14
Trevor beautifully sums-up thoughts and experiences that have been shared over the last four weeks and challenges us as a community to explore what barriers we might be putting up or holding on to that are getting in the way of us being the open, accepting, embracing, gracious and enabling people...
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The Way The Truth The Life - Tony Tasker - 2018-09-23
What do we understand by what Jesus said when he proclaimed he was The Way, The Truth and The Life? What did Jesus mean? Tony unpacks the practical application of the words of Jesus on our lives today.
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Ignite - Wayne Leadbeater - 2018-10-07
Have you ever taken your FOT? As a car needs an MOT every year, to keep us on the right path, it is sensible to take a Faith On Test regularly. What is it that you need to wake up to for your faith to be reinforced and challenged so it can grow and become stronger?
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Frailty Failure Finality - Malcolm Storer - 2018-09-16
When you’re afraid, what do you do? There’s so much in our lives to make us worry, to tell us to be afraid. Mostly though, don’t we fear being out of control, out of grace or out of breath? In the letter to the Philippians, Paul’s focus is not on the short term problems but on the eventual...
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From Riga with love - Andrew Downton - 2018-09-02
Andrew Downton visits us with news from Riga, where he and Mel have been helping at the winter food kitchens for a few years. He brings with him the lessons learned from those they met, saw baptised and heard testimonies from. Not all churches have the same needs, but in Riga it’s simple: they…
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Reveal Your Heart - Steve Gillingham - 2018-09-09
If you want your whole being to proclaim God, you'd better get ready to show your emotions. Steve explores our strange relationship with our emotions and encourages us to demonstrate by how we live and what we display emotionally, what matters most to us. In this we will show how much our...
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The Good Shepherd - Ruth Andrews - 2018-08-26
Ruth explores the concept of us having a good shepherd to protect, guide and comfort us along our faith journey. We draw on number of sources to illustrate how the good shepherd cares for us.
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Insert your name here - Team Sykes - 2018-08-19
“With desire, I have desired to eat this meal with you, ________.” The Sykes’ thoughts, read by Sheila, centre around Mark’s rendition of the Passover meal shared by Jesus and his disciples before Jesus was taken to be crucified. It is a meal, shared with love, with passion, and with desire - to...
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Joy Peace Hope Rest - Andrew Campion - 2018-08-05
Knowing we often suffer from a scarcity of joy, Andrew's encouragement came from Romans 15 and 16. To expand our joy, we can hold on to courage practically by not heardening our hearts and encouraging one another. We can rely more on God and we can practice resting - opening our awareness to…
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Foundations of Eternity - Mike Griffiths - 2018-07-29
What we do now matters! Jesus spoke many parables and they all related to right behaviour in some way. Mike looked at some of the hard teachings and tricky parables of Jesus and explored how they relate to us today.
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Quantum Computing and Questions of Conscience - Tony Tasker - 2018-07-15
God speaks to the people he cares about through the mouth of Jeremiah - that’s you, me and Israel - but they were stubborn and didn’t listen. Tony lays out the context for us and draws comparisons with the Pharisees that we read about in Matthew. He shows us that the messages echo between both...
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Get Wisdom - David Brighouse
David begins this mornings thoughts on the recent news articles about some research that suggest we don't become wiser as we get older. So what wisdom are they talking about. What kind of wisdom should we seek, and how? God's wisdom is considerate, peace-loving and selfless.
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Strangers and Eunuchs - Charles Crawford - 2018-07-01
God’s ways are higher than our ways. How does this affect the way see the world around us?
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Let Love Work - Neil Brighouse - 2018-06-24
Neil builds on the message Malcolm shared last week. God loves us, we need to let him. There is a response to that which is letting that love work on us and working with that love to spread it to other people in the way we care for them.
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Let God Love You - Malcolm Storer - 2018-06-17
This is Love; Not that we loved God but that He loved us. Malcolm springboards from 1 John 4 into exploring the story of Mary and the empty tomb. The story reminds us that God's love for us turns up in the darkness and the pain, it shows up in the hopeless places. God loves us because there is a...
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Confirmation Bias - Martyn Ramsden - 2018-06-10
The challenging passage in James 5 has three direct calls to the rich. Accusations of Hoarding and wastefulness, Witholding wages and Living lives that have the aim of self-indulgence. Martyn encourages us not to dodge the challenging bits of the bible just because we want to make the message we...
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Thirty Eight Years - Mike Thompson - 2018-06-03
Mike's thoughts this morning centre around one simple vignette of Jesus' ministry. When Jesus came across a man who'd been sitting by the pool at Bethesda for 38 years, he overturns the very structure of the man's existence. Mike demonstrates what this kind of complacency can do our faith and...
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Correct, Rebuke, Encourage - Mike Griffiths - 2018-05-27
It is a very hard and seemigly paradoxical thing to offer unconditional forgeiveness and also to corect and rebuke anyone at the same time. It is also more often driven by our own messy interiors. The pride and insecurities within ourselves more commonly lead our desire to correct others rather...
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Sorry - John Downer - 2018-05-20
John explores the theology of apology. Saying sorry is important. It is often very hard to do and more so depending on who you are saying it to. Saying sorry is restorative to relationships and it changes us. And from the back of apology, forgiveness climbs. It is our responsibility and our...
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Choose Life - Charles Crawford - 2018-05-13
Inspired by the text of a poster in the late Nineties and the meat of Deuteronomy 30:19, Charles shared thoughts on obedience. We aren't intended to be robotically programmed, but obedience is about choces that come from the heart. With increased trust, comes increased obedience as we see in the...
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Practical Love - Team Green - 2018-05-06
Space to share news, thoughts and group-sharing of our eucharist reminder of the life of Christ - our centring and grounding meal together. Encouragement to find practical, tangible ways to share the love of God with each other.
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Living with Jesus - Alan Proctor - 2018-04-22
Jesus says to us that he’s with us all the time - do we honestly feel that in our day-to-day? Is it actually a pretty scary thought - that Jesus is with us all the time, regardless of what we’re doing? But what would Jesus be like at our sides? Alan reminds us of Jesus’ compassion and tells us...
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Two Commandments
In the letter to the Philippians, Paul writes: Therefore if you have any encouragement from being united with Christ, if any comfort from his love, if any common sharing in the Spirit, if any tenderness and compassion, then make my joy complete by being like-minded, having the same love, being…
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Easter Sunday 2018 - Joe Warwick - 2018-04-01
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How God Sees You - Team Green - 2018-04-29
What if we saw ourselves how God sees us? This is the springboard for the thoughts we were encouraged with today. We are loved, forgive, accepted and seen as perfect having taken on the covering of Christ. Lets also try to see eachother in the same light.
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A leper's salvation - Tony Tasker - 2018-03-25
This morning Tony draws our attention to the language used around Jesus' healing miracles. The tenth leper returns and Jesus tells him that his faith has made him better - but it turns out the word used is more often translated as 'saves'. How does that change the relationship between healer and...
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Mountain Tops and Valleys - Malcolm Storer - 2016-03-18
We always find ourselves somewhere in between the mountain tops and the valley in life. Many bible characters also saw the valleys but we learn from so many of them that they looked to God to help them rise again. Malcolm encouraged us not to go to the valleys without visiting the mountain tops,...
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Clique here? - John Downer - 2018-03-11
As a church of believers, there are many things we’re great at, but often one thing we’re slow to recognise is our own divisions. Do you find yourself gravitating towards a select few, and not engaging with the rest? Do we shy away from talking to someone new? John challenges us with these...
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The Scapegoat Barabbas - Aaron Janes - 2018-03-04
We may think we know what a scapegoat is, but did you know its origin is from the Bible? In Leviticus, the Israelites put their sins onto two goats, one was killed as an offering and the other was set free - this one was called the scapegoat. This may be different from our understanding of the…
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Chosing to Glorify - Team Sykes - 2018-02-25
To glorify is to fulfil the exact function the creator intended for the object. It is related to giving dignity to the creator. Philip reminds us that the way we give glory is important, that grace, mercy, humility, forgiveness and bringing praise and honour are all part of our glorification of...
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A Memorable Meal - David Brown - 2018-02-18
What makes a meal memorable? Is it the people, the place, the food or event? Is it the outcome of the meal or some meaning behind it? Meals can be about nutrition or extending hospitality to travellers, they can be about marking a faetivity or watershed moment, a landmark or special occasion....
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Confession - Thomas Gaston - 2018-02-11
Synopsis to come
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Endurance - Colin Stevens - 2018-02-04
An exposition on the enduring nature of our God.
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Fit Me In Somewhere - Team Green - 2018-01-21
Jigsaws have many spiritual parallels. The Greens walk us through some of them and explore how we can use the lessons to life better lives of praise to God.
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Called to be Christ-like - Andrew Campion - 2018-01-14
If we have chosen to be a follower of Jesus, we are called to be Christ-like, to put on Christ, to imitate Jesus. But how easy is this day-to-day? Andrew challenges us to measure ourselves against Jesus’ example - remembering that God doesn’t count our efforts towards our salvation, but instead...
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