Luke 2:25-33
In the telling of the Christmas Story we see the world meet it’s Messiah for the first time. The shepherds, Magi and Simeon meet the infant Jesus and God’s rescue plan begins.
Podcast
In the telling of the Christmas Story we see the world meet it’s Messiah for the first time. The shepherds, Magi and Simeon meet the infant Jesus and God’s rescue plan begins.
God's people yearned for Him to fulfil His promises, and send the promised figure who would save them from evil. Jim takes us through some of those promises, and hopes, that pointed forward to the first Christmas.
Morag rounded off our series in 1 Peter looking at leadership as service, humility as dependance, and trusting in God amidst suffering to work all things for good.
What does the Bible actually say about the end of the world? What doesn't it say? The answer is probably unlike anything you've heard that it might be.
Jeremy looks at 1 Peter, tackling the tricky subject of what Jesus did between his death and resurrection, and what that means for us in our lives today.
Andrew looks at the story of God’s people, the promises of God, and how those promises change lives
Here, Peter outlines a picture of how we should live as children of Light, in a dark world.
Peter issues some difficult challenges to God's people in difficult circumstances, with one main goal: let nothing distract those around us from the good news that God offers everybody, through us. Let our lives point, uncompromisingly, to Jesus.
Peter uses Old Testament references and imagery to call people to a kind of holy living that is compelling and attractive to neighbours and those outside of the church. What are we putting our trust in and what kind of houses are we building today?
Obedience to the call to holiness is the right and loving response to the God who adores us, and the amazing Good News of what He has done for us.