24/4/22 God Who Moves Down
ALL AGE MESSAGE
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ALL AGE MESSAGE
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The message celebrates the spiritual gift of hospitality—rooted in childhood lessons, cross-cultural encounters, and deep human connection.
Through personal stories from Australia to the Holy Land, Rev Dr Helen Richmond shows how welcoming others can reflect God’s love in simple yet powerful ways.
To say “Thank You” connects us to the bigger picture – God and what Jesus is on about. Jesus healed, not only the disease of the leper, but the social disability. It is about learning to be people who connect to the bigger picture. ALL AGE MESSAGE Saying ‘Thank You’ and ‘Sorry’ opens us up…
Martha was so busy with the preparations of the meal for hosting Jesus, it was a huge chore for her.
While Mary was completely oblivious and just concentrated on what Jesus had to say.
Sometimes work just becomes a habit for us…even though we think we are showing Jesus’s Love.
The church is not about just work! It is about discerning the Love of God, to hear it and share it.
The clutter that we hold onto in our lives can easily choke out our Spiritual life and drown out what is important. We are not measured by the abundance of our possessions so we need to focus on what is meaningful to God. ALL AGE MESSAGE Unity is about coming together for a common…
Jesus tells the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin to show God’s urgent and compassionate focus on what is lost.
Unlike the Pharisees, Jesus emphasizes rejoicing over recovery, not punishment.
These stories reveal God’s loving gaze—a divine attention that sees, values, and embraces each
person. We are invited to live within this “solar system of grace,” held by unconditional love.
Though such love can sometimes make us feel inadequate, it also reminds us that everyone experiences failure and brokenness, and yet God loves us just as we are.
As Jesus wandered the dusty roads connecting with people he showed his true humanness.
Then an another event happens and and Christ’s Divinity and his path to Jerusalem looms before everyone.
Fully human and fully divine as required in all its depth, for what the cross and tomb will demand.