24/4/22 God Who Moves Down
ALL AGE MESSAGE
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What Mary did was challenging for both Martha and Judas.
For Mary, devotion was exemplary to service and at this particular time she was performing an act of welcoming no matter the cost.
There are times when we need to celebrate the quiet and beautiful, abundant and meditative, superfluous and the pretty as followers of Jesus.
Jesus is increasing in wisdom by asking and listening and even amazes his elders!
It is frustrating when we have to call on one much younger, to teach us about computers!
However, there are also times when the wisdom and experience of having lived a bit of life is both important and valued.
The acronym for TEAM: ” Together Everyone Achieves More”, opens us to possibilities and to actively encouraging each other.
God’s purpose is to be glorified as His people reach out to those from every group with the good news of his saving grace. If your thinking is not in line with God’s purpose, then be prepared to change. ALL AGE MESSAGE Loving one another was even a difficult area for Jesus, as friends…
Prayer is an act of Faith. Christian prayer is not submission but wrestling and testing. It may be a struggle but does not mean God is not listening. ALL AGE MESSAGE If we get close to God and keep asking our questions, God will often teach us how to answer our own questions. Prayer is…
Jesus said, “Love your enemies, do good to those who hurt you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you.”
Love is big enough to serve us all, to be present to us all , to fill us all and to consume us all.
There is enough of God for each of us and we don’t need to ‘draw lines’ between us and someone else.
This message explores a powerful teaching from Jesus, reminding us to focus on what truly matters in life.
With warmth and clarity, Rev Dr Drayton unpacks Jesus’ words about greed, worry, and the illusion of security through possessions—challenging us to reflect on our values and where we place our trust.