Media

Tim looks at the woman at the well story in John 4 and how our impact should be 1. Against social norms 2. In love. 3. In grace and truth and 4. To many others. (Note first 3:35mins of recording is faulty - please skip forwards)

DJ looks at Matthew 14: 22-33 with points to Listen, Step and Do not stop looking at Jesus.

Ian looks at the story of the healing of Jairus' daughter and the woman who had been ill for 12 years. These 2 encounters with Jesus help us understand more of what Jesus is like and why we should have nothing stopping us from seeking our own encounters

At a dedication service, Stefano looks a 7 things Jesus said on the cross

Beccie looks at how Paul who used to persecute Christians changed completely when he encountered Jesus on the road to Damascus. Beccie goes on to think about how we are changed by our encounter with Jesus and how that can affect others.

Through this passage which looks at some very practical arrangements, Ed helps us to see an insight into what it means to live as part of the body of Christ. In particular, our need to love all those who are part of the body.

Stefano looks into how Paul was able to write a letter stating the joy he had found in Christ even though he had found himself suffering and imprisoned at the time. Stefano helps unpack the truths Paul had found and helps us realise how we can also use these in our tough and lonely trials.

Adamo shares from Philippians 2 v1 onwards on what it means to have Jesus as Lord and the Holy Spirit as our guide in a secular world

Alison talks about Christian Hope. Hope for the world, Hope for the future, Hope that is based on truth. God sent His Son to be God with us - to give us grounds for Hope. But we need to respond - to participate in the change He offers us in His Son. Let us acknowledge that God is looking for us! What God has in mind for us is far more than we can imagine, God's future possibilities cannot be known in advance.

Ed shows us that Paul is concerned to know that the people in the Philippian church are standing firm in the spirit - unified together with one purpose, and this thought is really important for us today. This is because we are the body of Christ - this is a precious thing that must be attended to with great care. We are called to make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.