25th September 2022 Year C – Pentecost 16 “You Can’t Take it with You”
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How often are we told we don’t listen! The disciples didn’t question anything when Jesus said ‘Come follow me”. They dropped everything and listened.
Then they knew they belonged in this group, they were needed to support Jesus.
Their task was changing other people’s lives through the power of Jesus who shared the the love of God.
Do we obediently answer God’s calls? It could drastically change our future?
26/06/22 Will you Follow Me?
Following Jesus is not an easy choice. It may require us to make Jesus our ‘Top Priority’ and be willing to give up anything for God.
However it may not be an ‘either’ /’or’ choice but finding a balance in our commitment and making Jesus the foundation of all we are trying to do so we can say “Amen”.
13/2/22 – The Source of Blessings
When Jesus comes down from the mountain he teaches in what is sometimes known as the “sermon on the plain”. He teaches about the things that are important – blessed are people who are like a tree planted next to water. Click on the start button to sample this message. Click on the download link below…
2/5/21 “Oceans of Love”
Passion compels us into action. Action that is fueled by love and not obligation, not rituals but commitment. Be careful what you say and how you use the Bible text!
19/06/22 One In Christ
Our unity is a command by Christ to embrace. It is not the name or label that counts, but the reality of showing the whole world the love we have for them and each other.
Leave prejudices and barriers
behind so the the world may see that we are indeed ‘one in Christ”1st December 2024 (Year C – Advent 1) “Living out a Commitment to Creating The Kingdom of God”
Jesus came into the world as the ‘upside down’ king – his kingdom is not of this world.
To commit to following Jesus is not to go along the pathway of power, authority or prestige.
Rather to relate with humility, through compassion, holding fast to a righteous way of living. The turmoil of the heavens was a sign that a new creation was in the making.
In Christ’s birth God proclaimed that the reality of peace had dawned on earth.
The proclamation of peace is costly…even Jesus and his parents became political refugees in Egypt.
In the struggle for liberation all must be connected and so we need each other.
