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This intergenerational service explores Bible verses on Peace and discussions about ANZAC Day
This service explores how, while we are saved by grace through faith, we are called to live a life of obedience shaped by love. Through 1 Peter, we’re reminded to live differently, growing in holiness, reverence, and deep, genuine love for others because Jesus is alive and at work in us.
After introducing the concept of Near Death Experiences, last week, Don continues with more information about this interesting phenomenom which gives support to our established doctrine of life after death.
As we celebrate the bodily resurrection of Jesus from the dead, Don Battley gave us the fruit of his reading about Near Death Experiences (NDEs) - a phenomenon which has been under investigation for some decades now and encourages us in our belief that there is life after this life.
This sermon delivered by Rev. Don Batley as part of a series for Holy Week, explores how Jesus faced his impending death and what this teaches Christians about dying well. Don emphasises accepting the inevitability of death while finding hope in eternity, with a teaser for future discussions on resurrection and near-death experiences
In today's sermon Wendy explores the story of Lazarus, focusing on Jesus' delay, weeping, and conversation with Martha, revealing God's plan for resurrection and life. She highlights the importance of expressing grief, the hope of eternal life, and the call to share this hope with others.
Going through Lent, our Gospel readings focus on the testamonies of people whose lives were changed by Jesus. Today, it is turn of the blind man who was healed and came to faith in the Lord.
Ian brought out three main points: Sickness is not the direct result of personal sin; Jesus healed and taught his disciples to heal including us; Unbelief can easily blind us from seeing what God has done.
Focussing on the reading from Paul's letter to the Romans chapter 5, Peter considers the work that suffering alone can do our lives for good.
We are a community in grief as one of our men died yesterday from cancer - too young and too quickly!
Instead of the intended Intergenerational service, we held a simple service acknowledging our shock and grief together. |
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