After prayers, Mr Ted Tullet today talks aboyut how we experience much that is changing in our world and how this contrasts with the Chamglessness of the Lord and his love for us

We a hear a reading from Luke Chapter 18 vs 9-14 and then a sermon on this parable of the Pharisee and the Publican and, thinking of the Olympics how we can give even more of ourselves to the Lord when we think we have run our last few steps

Rev Jill Marsh reflects on the Gospel reading in John Chapter 9 of Jesus healing the blind man so that he could see again and talks us through blindness in those we know or meet and the importance of sight and seeing

Rve Mark Cheetham talks to us about how we should expect the unexpected in life and yet how Jesus can be with us as we face our trials and challenges in our lives

Mr Ted Tullet takes as his theme in this podcast the Transfiguration of Jesus on the mountain; the Lord of the Mountain, described in Mark Ch 9 Vs 2 to 12.   Ted starts with prayers of thanksgiving, followed by his sermon and ends with prayers of intercession.

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On 25th August we ran our 2nd Annual Street Barbeque in front of the Church as a simple outreach event

Click here to see more of the event:

http://picasaweb.google.com/davidgmo/StreetBarbeque25August2007

David Moore

 

Rev Mark Cheetham in his first sermon at our Church as our new minister talks to us about the cost of discipleship, what we need to give up in our lives and the tension between serving the Lord and serving our fellow human beings

Mrs Freda Johnson talks about the supremacy of Christ mentioned in the bible and the reality of His resurrection for our lives today

Rev Mike Cassidy talks the human condition, how we want to control our lives and when we lose control, how belief can conquer fear

Mr Edward Tullett starts his service with a prayer that Lutheran theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote in Tegel Prison in Nazi Germany. He then proceeds to give a sermon based on Psalm 67

Rev Dr Alan Tongue talks about changing our understanding of faith through altering how we look at things - changing the perspective.

Mr Richard Gill talks us through the the Trinity and what it means to Christianity and to us today

Rev Alan Tongue talks about evil and suffering and as we move towards Lent and the Cross looms, how we must not be self-absorbed in our denials during Lent but actively deny evil by working to be good, as the Lord showed us all in his ultimate sacrifice.

Revd Derek Softley talks about how the world is changing constantly and that we are often surprised by events that happen to us and others. He talks of how the Bible has taught us to expect and welcome change from the moment John the Baptist heralded the arrival of our saviour and Lord Jesus Christ

Rev David Palmer questions the generally known presentation of the Nativity scene through re-examining Matthew and Luke's accounts of Jesus's birth and reveals some unexpected views on what happened at that important time

Mr David Sutcliffe looks at Advent and what it means to us today