Project Reconnect is a worship video message Including discussion starters and resources that are published for every week, to help congregations of all sizes enhance and sustain worship.
Also includes a PDF information sheet and access to music resources.
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27th December, 2026 (Year B – Christmas 1) “My Greatest Desire”
It is so easy to let our own desires become our focus and we become very inward looking.
Simeon and Anna were models of great faith and were totally focused on God.
They recognised the child in their midst, was God’s promise to his people, salvation was there with them.
If we submit to God, place all our faith in God in life that is revealed to us, then we put God first too.
20th December, 2026 (Year B – Advent 4) “Wondering with Faith”
Children can be very annoying when, as small children they go through the “Why” question period of life.
We are told that God welcomes an accepting attitude which is likened to how Jesus welcomes children with all their questioning.
An Angel tells Mary how special she is and God encourages her. Christmas is about God’s plan.
God doesn’t give all the answers to why things happen as they do, but there is a plan.
13th December, 2026 (Year B – Advent 3) “Mary’s Song”
Today’s message is focused on Mary’s Song – ‘The Magnificat’. This song of praise is preparing for what is to come, Bethlehem, the Cross and the Resurrection. Jesus’ birth is about to tip the world upside down.
Mary’s Song will be fulfilled for all people who reveal her same faith in God.
It is not just an Advent song, but an invitation to discipleship in all seasons and times.
6th December, 2026 (Year B – Advent 2) “Beginning with John the Baptist”
Sometimes it is good to go back to the beginning.
Here John is announcing God is about to do something, so be ready.
Jesus is going to baptise people with the ‘Spirit of Love’.
As God’s partners may that love sink into each one and then let it flow to others.
29th November, 2026 (Year B – Advent 1) “Tear Open the Heavens”
The Hebrew scriptures orient us to the saving work of God.
These passages lead us along a path that brings us to the point where we can sense God’s work in the story of Jesus.
May what we read in Isaiah help us to ponder the ways we might invite God into our lives and experiences.
May they show us how we deal at times, with a seeming absence of God and how we pray.
22nd November, 2026 (Year A – Christ the King Sunday) “When did I do That”
The last parable in this group is about sheep and goats.
One group, the sheep, are told – “once you did it for the least of these, you did it for me”.
The other group, the goats are told – “you did not do it for the least of these, you did not do it for me”.
Those who know Jesus are so transformed that they serve others, even if they don’t know it, they serve Christ himself.
15th November, 2026 (Year A – Pentecost 25) “The Parable of the Three Servants”
Sin and injustice cling tightly to their rule in the world. Jesus’ ministry challenges these powers whether they be spiritual powers, religious exploitation or ways that wealth and possessions trap both those with an abundance and those without.
Paul challenged those in Rome to hate what is evil, and to hold fast to that which is good.
What will it mean to cling to the good news about Jesus at all costs?
8th November, 2026 (Year A – Pentecost 24) “When the Night is Long”
Waiting can be difficult. Christian hope does not pretend that the night is not dark, it asks us if we can still trust that the dawn is coming.
Readiness is learning to live now in the light of the future God has promised.
Faithful waiting is to keep trusting, to keep choosing, to keep hoping – even when the night is long.
1st November, 2026 (Year A – All Saints Day) “Be Jesus Attitudes”
The values Jesus expresses are the core of what it means to be a Christian – a follower of Jesus Christ’s way of living.
School Curriculums are stressing to students that Gratitude, Empathy, and Mindfulness are a better way of living.
These values overlap with Christianity and the way we worship, and encourage our “TO Do” list to become a “TO BE” list.
You can access more of our earlier messages back to June 2020 in the archives below.
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