28/03/21– “Processing into the Heart”
Processing into the Heart
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“Welcoming Jesus?”
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18th February 2024 (Year B – Lent 1) “You Are Remembered”
Lent is a time of turning towards something other than ourselves.
A time of remembering who we are in God’s eyes and what we need to do to be part of God’s Story in the future.
A time to be present for people who are not normally ‘at our table”.
The psalmist says, “We are remembered by God according to our love”.
14/03/21 “God Loves Us -Even When we Throw a Tanty…”
What is more important – the journey or the destination?
28th January 2024 (Year B – Epiphany 4) “The Call to Follow”
The fishermen that Jesus called were everyday peasants.
They were taken out of their comfortable places to a less comfortable place.
Following Jesus is not a one-off decision but a change of life.
It may stretch our ability in all directions and into unknown places.
21st July 2024 (Year B -Pentecost 9) “Were You Born in a Tent?”
Middle aged David decides to settle down and builds a great palace for himself – thinks he should build a great place for God to live in too.
The Lord speaks through Nathan to David, to tell him that he is quite happy slumming it in a tent!
God stays with people who have not found a place to settle. God in a tent, actually wants the best for us!
David’s great, great grandson came, Jesus, and “the word became flesh and dwelt among us” – the promise of God for every season of our lives.
7/3/21 “Human Wisdom v God’s Wisdom”
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01/08/21 Politics and Power
Doing business any other way than the Lord’s way has a high cost to it, the consequences of sin are rarely confined to the individual.
