Rupert carries on the 1 Corinthians series speaker from 1 Corinthians 9:24-10:22. Rupert talks about how we must run to obtain our goals and prizes in life like in a race. As well as how movement and growth is an important part of the Christian life.
Graham continues the 1 Corinthians series speaking from 1 Corinthians 9. Graham talks about how we are all called to be evangelists, and how we can be evangelists.
Graham continues the 1 Corinthians Series speaking from chapter 8. In this chapter the church in Corinth have a letter to written to the from Paul about eating food that has been sacrificed for idols. Paul talks about there only being one Idol in the world and that is God.
Graham carries on the 1 Corinthians series speaking from 1 Corinthians 7. Graham talks about how the verse written to the church in Corinth is still very relevant in 2017. The passage is to encourage us to have holy lives.
Graham speaks at the Christmas carol service talking about the greatest gift that we can bring this Christmas. Graham speaks from John 3:16, the centre of the Christmas story where God gave his Son to the world. The advert has had to be removed for copy-write reasons.
John comes to speak to us about our identity in Christ as we look at Judges 6. John talks about how to understand our identity we need to understand the uniqueness of God.
Graham continues the 1 Corinthians Series speaking from 1 Corinthians chapter 5. Graham talks about how the church in Corinth was immoral and how sin effects the wider body of the Church.
David Ash continues the 1 Corinthians series speaking from 1 Corinthians 4 verses 1-21.David Has 3 key points that he brings; 1. The Lord is our judge 2. Christ makes us what/who we are 3. To be imitators of Christ
Graham Carries on the series in 1 Corinthians speaking from 1 Corinthians chapter 3 verse 16 and onward's. Graham talk about how Gods spirit lives in us and how that impacts the church's vision statement.
Dave Perry carries on the series in 1 Corinthians series speaking from chapter 3 verses 1-15.
James Green continues the 1 Corinthians series and is talking this week from 1 Corinthians chapter 2. James talks 3 things; Firstly, its not about the person we are but the things we bring. Secondly, Gods wisdom being revealed by the spirit. Thirdly, the mind of Christ.
Steve Hurd our visiting speak this morning shared from Luke Chapter 5. He speaks about Jesus doing supernatural things through us doing ordinary things just like in Luke Chapter 5, when the nets are cast to the other side to catch the fish.
Adam Bradley from Peterborough was our visiting speaker this morning and carried on in our series in 1 Corinthians. Today he is spoke from 1 Corinthians Chapter 1 verse 18-31. Adam spoke about 4 key ideas from the passage about Christians living a paradoxical life.
Graham Pyman starts of the new preaching series around 1 Corinthians. He introduces the series by talking about the letter and why it is still so relevant in 2016.
Graham leads the church into a overview of what has happened in the church family over the summer. Stories of healing, prophecies into peoples life's, children developing relationship with God, people committing their life's to God and prophecies being fulfilled in the church.
John Batten concludes the summer psalms series with some prophecies for the church as well as going through psalm 37.
Tim Hardman carries on the Summer Psalms series and this week is looking at Psalm 105. This is a story of what happened to God's people and the mercy that God has for his people. Tim talks about Gods mercy towards his people from the Bible and when we seek God's mercy he will pour it out to us.
Rupert carries on the Summer Psalms series speaking on Psalm 46. Rupert talks about God being our refuge meaning that God is our safe harbour away from the stormy seas. Rupert challenges us to think about whether we go to God first as our refuge? Is he the first person we go to in fear?
Graham continues the summer series Psalms speaking from Psalms 42 and 43. This week he focuses on what keeps your soul alive and how to keep your soul in a good place with God. He lays out 4 key points which are to: Recognise, Respond, Receive and Restore.
Dave Perry continues the summer psalms series speaking from psalms 119 and 139. Dave talks about God knowing the where's, why's, and ways of our life. He knows everything about us and he isn't searching us to scare us.
Graham starts the summer preaching series which is all from the book of Psalms. This week Graham starts of in Psalms 18 which is written by David. Graham discuss the parts of David's life that we should try to emulate in our lives - like knowing that the Lord is our fortress.
Graham's talk "A Word to the Wise", looks into King Solomon and what God can be for us. Looking into verses from Proverbs and Psalms chapter 1, the characteristics of God are shown to us and how King Solomon was able to use them.
Graham speaks about Living a Generous Life from Malachi 3. Preaching from this passage, but also referring to Psalm 24 and Luke 16, Graham challenges the church to think about how they are with the subject of generosity.
In the first part of this weeks sermon there is the dedication, then Matt Waring speaks about what do you need to be content? Speaking on passages from Psalms, Matt discusses that contentment is not something that is given it is something that is learnt.
Graham continues our series on the vision of the church, talking around the mission statement for the church. "A vibrant community shaped by the spirit, equipped by the word and sent to the nations" Looking at being equipped by the written word (the Bible) but also the living word (the Holy Spirit).
Graham continues our vision mini series looking at the mission statement for the church. "A vibrant community shaped by the spirit, equipped by the word and sent to the nations" We look at "Community" and "Shaped by the Spirit" from Acts 2 verse 2 as well as others, in regards to the early church and how as a church we should try to emulate the early church.
Graham starts his 2 part talk on the vision of the church, talking around the mission statement for the church. "A vibrant community shaped by the spirit, equipped by the word and sent to the nations" In the first part of the vision sermons Graham talks about the vibrancy of the church in the community.
David Perry finishes the series from Colossians, speaking from Colossians 4. He talks about how your fellowship with God is covering fellowship in the church and with God.
Graham & Sarah carry on the series in Colossians, asking the question, "Is following Jesus is having an impact on your daily life?" Graham and Sarah also look at what Paul says about Christian households as well as other aspects of your life, including the relationships of husbands & wives, parents & children, and employers & employees.
Stef Miles from The Kings Arms Church in Bedford asks (and answers!) the question, "What does love look like?"
