Let the Children Come
Children are naturally attracted to Jesus, but sometimes well meaning adults get in the way. Support the show

Children are naturally attracted to Jesus, but sometimes well meaning adults get in the way. Support the show
Empty vessels aren't able to pour out blessings for others. Support the show
It's as if God got tired of waiting for us to go to the nations and has instead brought the nations to us. Support the show
God in the OT is more merciful than we tend to think. His laws, when compared to ancient laws of the time, are compassionate and point towards his eternal ideals. Support the show
When brothers and sisters in Christ wander away, what keeps us from reacting like a shepherd missing a sheep or a woman losing a coin or a granddad missing a grandson? Support the show
We are Jesus' arms and hands and we have been blessed with the privilege of bringing his blessings to our children. Support the show
Lift burdens - carry loads - grab a big handful of someone's jacket and help push them up life's mountain. Support the show
When we invite people to join us in worship we aren't putting our trust in the preacher, the song leader, or even that some of us won't be grumpy - instead, we are putting our trust in the power of God's word - it will not return to him empty, but will accomplish what He desires and will achieve the purpose for which it was sent. Support the show
An introduction to the 2020 Netherwood Park theme - 'No One Left Behind.' Support the show
Jesus challenges us to climb back up to the heights of love, not be a afraid of this world, turn away from sin, wake up to our mission, hold on to our faith and turn up the heat on our passion for God. Support the show
He has come! He is here! Rejoice! Support the show
Jesus' fences don't imprison us, wall us off or trap us - instead they free us to follow our hearts straight to God. Support the show
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Let's open our doors, pull back our blind, turn on the lights and invite our brothers and sisters to see that, just like them and just like Paul, we can't do it on our own - we aren't that strong. Support the show
Sometimes what we need is the truth -to have our eyes opened to the bigger picture. But other times tears are exactly what we need - just to have someone cry with us. Support the show
God delights in demonstrating His power in our weakness. Support the show
It turns out that maturity is as love does. Support the show
When the special privileges given to the rich and famous bleed over into the church, them we can be sure that we have become stained by the world. Support the show
When Jesus restores, he restores completely. Like Peter, your failures don't relegate you to a secondary spot in God's kingdom. Support the show
Our true prayers to God don't begin with 'Dear God' and they don't end with 'Amen!' All of our lives are lived in conversation with God. Support the show
Living life with no regrets is a good way to have a lot of regrets. Support the show
The truth is, in Christ, you are securely at home in Jesus' hand. Support the show
In Christ you have found significance - you matter to God, to His church and to His mission. Support the show
In Christ, you have been accepted out of this divisive world and into his unified body. Support the show
There is no such thing as an un-gifted Christian. Support the show
Do you look like your Father? Do you look like God? Support the show
In Christ, you are an ambassador of God who has been entrusted to bring His message of peace and reconciliation to this hostile and foreign world. Support the show
Why would you work so hard to look and think and act like a citizen of the world when Jesus died to make you a citizen of heaven? Support the show
What happens when Jesus looks past labels and sees what is possible for those who will be his friends? What happens is sinners become saints and unschooled and ordinary become bold courageous and confident. Support the show
In Christ, we are bond-servants who have surrendered to Jesus and put ourselves under his care. Support the show