25th September 2022 Year C – Pentecost 16 “You Can’t Take it with You”
What to do with a car door!
ALL AGE MESSAGE
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What to do with a car door!
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Hugh Mackay notes that the level of social connection in society is declining.
People are happier when they have meaning and purpose and also deep and significant connections.
The Church is a place that still provides this, where our differences and different gifts are valued, and community and connection is enabled through Christ’s living presence and mission.
The ‘Rough stuff’ in our lives matters to God God is interested in what is happening in our souls now and wants to help us deal with distractions that separate us from wholesome lives.
Peter must have felt strange when he had been a fisherman all his life and Jesus a carpenter , tells him how to catch fish!
Go out deeper!
When we feel discouraged and in need of ‘catching fish’ Jesus calls us to listen to him and he will take us into deeper waters, to form honest Christ centered relationships when people will encounter God – and Grace – in a safe place. Jesus will teach us how to ‘fish with people’.
The orders of ‘hierarchy’ are all about up and down. We lap it up, but it is neither the perspective nor the way of Jesus! ALL AGE MESSAGE God’s spirit works in our life like seeds, planting thoughts and aspirations and drawing from us the desire to be a part of God’s kingdom. INFORMATION…
We are called into many ministries to tell our own story. All Christian stories have the same ‘stem’ – Through Christ, bringing God to the world of darkness and showing light in that arena. Click on the start button to sample this message. Click on the download link below to download the message to incorporate in…
How we care for God’s environment and live out our faith day by day was a responsibility given to us by God. Do not grow weary in doing what is right – there is no retirement for Christians