Barclay Viewforth Church Edinburgh

Mark 5:24-34;Philippians 3:12-15

Acts 4:23-31

Jesus rebukes the disciples and tells them to let the children come to him

Psalm 13. The Psalms, the prophets, ... Jesus himself all show us that we can't tell it like it is when we're talking to God.

Acts 2:14-41. Peter addresses the crowd, to help them realise what's just happened:the Spirit of God is poured out and available to everyone who will receive Him, regardless of age, gender, race or faith background.

Genesis 11:1-9, Acts 2:1-13. Pentecost, the opposite of Babel.

John 16:5-15, Acts

Acts 1:12ff

2 Thessalonians 3:16

Joshua 1:5-6, Matthew 28:16-20

John 21:1-19. The risen Jesus calls Peter to be a shepherd rather than a fisherman.

John 20:19-31. Thomas.

Luke 24:1-35, John 20:19-23

Zechariah 9:9;Luke 19:1-11. Jesus enters Jerusalem and is greeted as King but what kind of King rides in on a donkey?

Isaiah 53:7, Rev 5:1-6a. It's fairly clear that things aren't how they should be. Who or what will rescue us from ourselves and everything that's wrong with our world? Not one you'd expect or the way you'd expect!

Isaiah 53:12, Matthew 27:15-26. God dying for us who've rejected Him?

Isaiah 53:7;Mathew 27:12-14;Mark 15:3-5. Jesus before Pilate

Series:Against all odds, episode 1, God in Jesus keeps His promise of coming to deliver us.

Matthew 17:1-9, 2 Peter 1:16-21

Isaiah 58:1-12, Matthew 5:13-20. What kind of worship is it that God really wants?

Micah, 6:1-8 & the Beatitudes in Matthew 5:1-12

Isaiah 9:1-4, Matthew 4:12-23, Psalm 27:4-6

Isaiah 49:1-7, John 1:29-42

Isaiah 42:1-9, Matthew 3:13-17

2 Corinthians 5:17-21 reconciled to God, we become new and what that means in practice

Isaiah 43:16-21. God encourages those who feel stuck and unclear how to get out or move on from where they're at, to "see, I'm doing a new thing."

God, the author of all things, loves his characters so much that he steps into His story in Jesus. Meet the author this Christmas!

Luke 1:39ff

Luke 2:8-14. On this second Sunday of advent, we think about what true peace is and the coming of God to be with us, Jesus, the source of real Peace.

On this first Sunday in advent, in line with Isaiah 9:2-7, we anticipate the coming of Jesus and face the future in the hope we have in Him.

What we can learn from Isaiah 55:6 about discerning God's will when the future is far from clear.

David and Louise France, our missionary partners, share their experience of discipleship, the significant people in their lives who encouraged them early on in following Jesus and how they have been used to encourage others in their work in South East Asia.

The need to remember those who have done their duty to keep us safe and free, those who are serving in that way still and how we can play our part in our relationships to stand up against unfairness and live at peace with others.

continuing our journey through the Nicene Creed. Text:Revelation 21:1-4

continuing through the Nicene Creed

John 14:15-17 and continuing our series on the Nicene Creed

Continuing through the Nicene Creed - for our sake, the Messiah, one in being with the Father was crucified.

Continuing through the Nicene Creed.

The Nicene Creed continued:who is Jesus? John 1:1-14

Continuing our series on the Nicene Creed Genesis 1:1-5, 26-31

In its 1700th anniversary year, Fiona Tweedie introduces this series on the Nicene Creed which sums up what Christians of all the mainstream denominations believe.

Hebrews 12:1 and how we are to fix our eyes on Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith.

Psalm 23 focussing on the first verse, the Lord's protection and provision.

James 1:22-25

Psalm 139:23-24 and reflecting

Matthew 11:28-30 Jesus invitation to come and receive rest from him.

Matthew 14:22-33 Jesus walks on the water. Peter's response.

Mark 10:13-16, John 8:31-47, Galatians 5:13-16

Isaiah 49:5, Matthew 28:18, Acts 28:18