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Community Church Leeds
Community Church Leeds is a church for the whole city, helping people find friendship with God and discover real hope, life and adventure. Catch up on the talks from our Sunday Services here.
God is our Father and Creator; therefore, we value worshipping him and living in his love, according to his design. This looks like introducing people to the Father who would do anything to find us, knowing His nurturing trust and practical help and letting our lives be shaped by Him - as clay in a potter's hand. It also involves hearing the Father’s voice, and listening out for His songs of love over us.Passage; Isaiah 63:7-64:12; Luke 15:11-32
Series; Reasons Why
Speaker; Mark Poniatowski
Date; 9/29/24
A New Song – a fanfare of God’s victory, of his Kingship, of his rule as the whole earth is summoned to praise his name. We are to declare his glory – the weighty radiant glory of a God of substance who made the heavens. There is always more to discover about God – always a new song to sing in praise. What’s your new song for this coming week? Passage; Psalm 96
Series; Reasons Why
Speaker; Rich Colbrook
Date; 09/22/24
Long awaited promise finally becomes reality as David is recognised as King over all Israel and Judah. We look back over the series: what qualified David to be God's leader, and what are some of his less attractive features. We end in a reflection that as Christians, we look to Jesus as the true fulfilment of the hope vested in David.
Passage; 2 Samuel 5:1-16; Matthew 21:14-15; Revelation 5:12
Series; The Rise of King David
Speaker; Mark Poniatowski
Date; 9/15/24
There is a call through David’s journey to see the seasons of wilderness as a time that we grow in our relationship with God. As grow in our heart knowledge of God, remembering his faithfulness, we are invited on a journey from despair to liberation - finding faith even in difficult times. Passage; Psalm 54Series; The Wilderness Psalms
Speaker; Anna Charles
Date; 8/18/24
In this Psalm, we see the response of David to the immense genocidal evil of Doeg the Edomite that we read about in First Samuel 21 and 22. David is going through a range of emotions yet inspired by the holy spirit pens this Psalms calling out Doeg for his evils whilst, David himself affirms his faith is rooted in the steadfast love of God. The amazing truth is that this steadfast love of God is available for all us today.Passage; Psalm 52
Speaker; Adrian Bairstow
Series; Wilderness Psalms
Date; 8/11/24
Continuing the series on David's Wilderness Psalms, Ed and Rich read from Psalm 57. They discuss the way David's song, amidst homelessness and threat of capture, bolsters his faith and how, in God, David has a home.Passage; Psalm 57
Series; The Wilderness Psalms
Speaker; Ed Farrow and Rich Colbrook
Date; 8/4/24
Praising God through difficult times can transform the pain and bring us closer to Him. Passage; Psalm 34
Speaker; Becky Webb
Series; Wilderness Psalms
Date; 7/27/24
The key message to be taken away from the sermon is, God understands you. Your sorrows are written on His scroll, and he cares about the details of our lives.Passage; Psalm 56
Series; The Wilderness Psalms
Speaker; Harry Hext
Date; 7/21/24
David shows mercy to Saul on two occasions in the wilderness. But what difference does mercy make in our everyday lives, and what practical advice can we draw from David's example?
Passage; 1 Samuel 26
Series; The Life of King David
Speaker; Claire Wong
Date; 7/7/24
God provides. We need to rely on God’s provision, rather than our own ability to control things. God’s provision can sometimes be surprising!Passages; 1 Samuel 21:1-9; Matthew 12:1-8
Series; The Rise of King David
Speaker; Abby Sheard
Date; 6/30/24
Fix your eyes on JesusLet us keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, on whom our faith depends from beginning to end. He did not give up because of the cross! On the contrary, because of the joy that was waiting for him, he thought nothing of the disgrace of dying on the cross, and he is now seated at the right side of God's throne.I have a hope and future that cannot be stoppedYour destiny is at the mercy of a dimension of the God you know
Passage; 1 Samuel 17
Series; The Rise of King David
Speaker; Miriam Ugwuoke
Date; 06/09/24
Samuel is sent to Bethlehem, where God has seen a King for himself among Jesse's sons. Samuel thinks it might be the oldest or the strongest, but God sees more than external appearances. God sees the real worth of a human: what is in the heart, and it is on this basis that God has chosen David to be King.
Passage; 1 Samuel 16:1-13; Ezekiel 34:22-24
Series; The Rise of King David
Speaker; Mark Poniatowski
Date; 6/2/24
2024 is the year of the leader. With national elections looming and more people stepping up in responsibility at CCL, we'll be taking some time to look at the early life of the Bible's archetypal leader: King David. We looked at the story so far, some top tips for reading Hebrew (Old Testament) narrative, and finished with a reflection on God's number one requirement for his leaders: to be 'after God's own heart'.
Passage; 1 Samuel 13: 5-14
Series; The Rise of King David
Speaker; Mark Poniatowski
Date; 5/25/24
We ask the question: 'Now that I'm a Christian, is that the end of sin?' We discover that, though Christ has freed us from both the penalty of sin and the power of sin, we still have a sinful nature that inclines us to sin. We look at two ways by which we can live free from sin in practice: a truth to reckon with and a person to partner with.
Passage; Romans 6:1-11; Romans 8:1-14
Series; Living in the light of the Cross
Speaker; Rick and Miriam
Date; 04/21/24
Rejection is powerfully destructive and painful. But there is an answer! Look to the cross and you’ll see love (the greatest act of love in human history), rejection (Jesus rejected by heaven and earth for us) and forgiveness (rather than bitterness and anger).
Passage; John 3:14-16, Numbers 21:4-9Series; The Cross in our LivesSpeaker; Rich Colbrook
Date; 4/14/24
Condemnation, or being ‘sentenced to punishment’. Guilt and shame stop us, but the cross propels us. We look at the power, life, and truth of the cross and how we are not made to live in condemnation. Passage: Romans 8:1-4Series: The Cross - Pt 2
Speaker: Abby Sheard
Date: 04/07/2024
Through his death and resurrection, Jesus defeated his final enemy: death itself. This means that there is power to call upon his name and his blood in our lives, but it is also the bedrock of the entire Christian project - the foundations on which we can have hope for this world. Jesus' death is a paradigm shifting moment akin to seeing everything in colour for the first time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ccIGGGsuBs
Passages: 1 Corinthians 15:50-58; Isaiah 25:6-8; Hosea 13:14; Philippians 2:8-11; Revelation 19:11-13.
Series: The Cross
Speaker: Mark Poniatowski
Date: 3/24/24
It is all too easy to become familiar and miss the shear wonder of the cross. The victory won for you provides total forgiveness and us being put right with God – it is as though you had never sinned!
Passage: Romans 3:21-26Series: Easter - The Cross
Speaker: Steve Thomas
Date: 3/10/2024
Investigating redemption through film analysis of Moana.
Passage: The whole Biblical story
Series: Easter - The Cross
Speaker: Caitlin Chambers
Date: 3/3/2024
The cost of gaining the kingdom of God is great - but it’s worth it.
Passage: Matthew 13:44-46
Series: Kingdom Parables
Speaker: Anna Charles
Date: 1/28/2024
The early Church broke new ground in creating a relational network so that God’s Church could grow and go!Passage: Acts 15 and Acts 20
Series: Together: the Church in Acts
Speaker: Caitlin Chambers
Date: 7/16/2023
By following the lifestyle of the Acts Church, we can choose to live in a radically generous and genuinely subversive way, that counters mainstream culture and reflects the life of the Spirit moving in us as a community.
Passage: Acts 2:42-47; 4:34-37; 20:34
Series: Together: the Church in Acts
Speaker: Mark Poniatowski
Date: 7/2/2023
Miracles followed the spreading of the gospel in the early church. These signs and wonders followed the filling of the Holy Spirit and the faith of the Apostles.
Passage: Acts 3: 1-11
Series: Together: the Church in Acts
Speaker: Becky Poniatowska
Date: 6/25/2023
Hospitality ministry is to provide a welcoming environment of love, acceptance, comfort, support, care, and unity for visitors, members, guests, and friends in order to enhance their worship experience, encourage fellowship, and help build a community of believers.
Passage: Acts 2:46; Acts 4:32
Series: Together: the Church in Acts Speaker: Miriam Ugwuoke
We focus on the story of one man. It’s a story of rescue, of an outsider becoming an insider, of someone who was excluded being included. How would God reverse this situation? By sending!
Passage: Acts 8:26-39
Series: Together: the Church in Acts
Speaker: Richard Colbrook
Corporate worship - what is it, why do we need it and how should we go about it? We’ll look at the importance of the resurrection and the power of the Holy Spirit.
Passage: Acts 2:46-47; Psalm 100
Series: Together: the Church in Acts
Speaker: Abby Sheard
How do we make our church community totally Christ centred? How does building our church around Jesus help us be radical, powerful and irresistible?
Passage: Acts 2:42-47
Series: Together: the Church in Acts
Speaker: Bekah Atkins
We begin our series in Acts with a brief look at the who, when, what and why of Luke's 'volume 2.' Then we consider the main event in the opening two chapters - the gift of the Holy Spirit. We see how his coming changed everything - the disciples' understanding of their identity, their destiny, and their ability to live a life pleasing to God.
Passages: Acts 1:4, 8; 2:1-18, 36-41; 8:1-17; 10:44-48.
Series: Together: the Church in Acts
Speaker: Rick Thomas
We started our series about the church with “We not me”. But ‘we’ is bigger than we might think – it’s ‘we’ beyond us. The church exists for the world, and we are called to be salt and light in dark places where there’s pain, poverty, injustice, sickness, violence and sin. We’re to be a beacon of God’s hope andlove shining out into a lost world.
Passage: Matthew 5:13-16
Series: People of God
Speaker: Richard Colbrook
The angel specifically tells the women to tell devastated Peter on resurrection morning. In this we catch a glimpse of the heart of Jesus – gentle, deeply understanding, humble, lowly and accessible. This isn’t just for Peter – it’s for each of us too.
Passage: Mark 16:1-8, Matthew 11:28-30
Speaker: Richard Colbrook
Testimonies from members of CCL plus a look at 1 Peter chapter 2 - what church means to me
Passage: 1 Peter 2:9-10
Series: People of God
Speakers: Mark and Becky Poniatowski, Pam Wreford & Joseph Thevakumar
The empty tomb shows that the cross is the answer. Forgiveness is total. Friendship is available. Forever is secure
Passage: Mark 16:1-7, Psalm 32:1-2
Speaker: Rich Colbrook
Jesus has a furious love for his church – the bride! He calls us to remain prepared for his return, remaining faithful to him and displaying the glory of God for the world to see.
Passage: Matthew 25:1-13, Revelation 21:1-3
Series: People of God
Speaker: Becky Poniatowska
Vision is a picture of the future which produces passion. God has vision for his worldwide church, for you and for us together - playing our part in God's plan to restore the whole of creation and put all things right. The invitation is for us, both individually and together, to be caught up in this wonderful vision and see it beginning to work out in our lives and the lives of others.
Passages: Genesis 15:5, Revelation 7:9-10, Matthew 28:18-20
Speakers: Richard Colbrook
Paul uses the illustration of the body to explain the concept of unity within the church. When you become a Christian, you are joined to the Body of Christ by the Holy Spirit. Everyone has a part to play and something to offer – you are needed in the body!
Passage: 1 Corinthians 12:12-27
Series: People of God
Speakers: Abby Sheard & Anna Charles
The Bible describes Church as a family. What does this mean for our identity and how can we find our place in the family of God?
Passage: Ephesians 2:19
Series: People of God
Speaker: Claire Wong
God loves being among his people. The temple speaks of his presence, purity and power. We look at how God is building his church to be his dwelling place, a holy place, and a meeting place where extraordinary things happen!
Passage: 1 Peter 2:4-5; Ephesians 2:21; 1 Corinthians 3:16, 6:18,19
Series: People of God
Speaker: Rick Thomas
Peter has a revelation that Jesus is the Messiah, the anointed servant of Yahweh. Jesus says that this revelation is a foundation for the church, and a propelling force for its advance!
Passage: Matthew 16:13-20
Series: People of God
Speaker: Steve Thomas
Modern Western culture increasingly makes “me” the centre of all things. But this is the polar opposite of authentic Christianity which is all about “we” not “me”. The message looks at 3 reasons why this is non-negotiable and 3 things we miss out on when we pursue a “me” not “we” life.
Passage: Acts 2:42-47; 4:32-35
Series: People of God
Speaker: Mike Beaumont
We are not to underestimate the impact of small beginnings when it’s God who is the initiator! As we look ahead to 2023, we can expect more as we pray.
Passage: Matthew 2:1-12
Speakers: Richard Colbrook
You sense the author is running out of time and space. He still has so much to say. His points come at us like a hail of machine-gun fire. Lots of exhortation; some clear ethical instructions; a request for prayer and a beautiful blessing over his readers to end.
Passage: Hebrews 13:1-25
Series: Hebrews
Speaker: Bekah Atkins
How does God perfect our faith and how do we partner with him in that? It’s all about dropping the stuff that slows us or trips us whilst running, welcoming his loving training methods, listening and responding with holy fear.
Passage: Hebrews 12:1-17
Series: Hebrews
Speaker: Rick Thomas
We begin with a definition of faith and look at those who demonstrated it, earning ‘a good reputation.’ But God had something better in mind for us.
Passage: Hebrews 11:1-40
Series: Hebrews
Speaker: Caitlin Chambers
Jesus is the mediator of a new covenant. The old covenant between God and Israel was good, but the new covenant mediated through Jesus is so much better. Through his once-and-for-all sacrifice we can receive total and complete forgiveness.
Passage: Hebrews 8:1-10:25
Series: Hebrews
Speaker: Mark Poniatowski
How does Jesus perfect the system of Priesthood? How is He the perfect advocate for us and how does this truly require us to put out complete faith in Jesus?
Passage: Hebrews 4:14-5:10, 7:1-28
Series: Hebrews
Speaker: Bekah Atkins
What is spiritual maturity and how do we pursue it? This challenging text encourages us to move outside our comfort zone rather than stuck with the familiar.
Passage: Hebrews 5:11-6:12
Series: Hebrews
Speaker: Claire Wong
You thought Moses was a good leader? Jesus isn’t just better, he’s on another scale. Where Jesus leads brings life, for us and for others.
Passage: Hebrews 3; Hebrews 4:1-13
Series: Hebrews
Speaker: Abby Sheard
The focus, whilst still glorious, shifts from the deity of Christ in chapter 1 to his humanity and his suffering. Jesus has heard our cry for help and come down. We have not 'found religion' but a person! He is our king (who gets involved), our champion (who beats death) and our brother (who is proud of us).
Passage: Hebrews 2:5-18
Series: Hebrews
Speaker: Rich
Angels are but messengers; God has now spoken through his eternal Son, whom angels worship. If God’s message delivered through angels was so significant, how shall we stand before God if we ignore the message of salvation delivered by his Son?
Passage: Hebrews 1:4-2:4
Series: Hebrews
Speaker: Becky
Jesus – the exact expression of the character of God. An introduction to the book and it’s overarching theme.
Passage: Hebrews 1:2-3
Series: Hebrews
Speaker: Bekah
Suzanna explores what Psalm 16 means to her.
Passage: Psalm 16
Series: Psalms
Speaker: Suzanna
A look into Psalm 139 and how it could portray our life as a journey. Focusing on the challenges encouragements we face along the way.
Passage: Psalm 139
Series: Psalms
Speaker: Josiah
Kiri explores Psalm 27 and what it means to her.
Passage: Psalm 27
Series: Psalms
Speaker: Kiri
How god protects us....from evil and shows us he his our rock and saviour against evil.
Psalm 23 The reminder of God’s love, His loving kindness relentless pursues us all the days of our lives. But even more than coming alongside us, our Shepherd steps up for us with the strength of the Almighty Rescuer that He is, able to defeat our most terrifying enemy.
Series: Psalms
Speaker: Miriam
Exploring Psalm 131 and looking at challenges, comforts and invitations to be humble, have a childlike faith, and to put our hope and contentment in God.
Passage: Psalm 131
Series: Psalms
Speaker: Charlotte
God calls Abram to leave his home behind and receive the promise of a significant future. Abram is a great example for us in how to handle the ‘in between’ periods when we wait to see God’s promises fulfilled in our lives.
Passage: Genesis 11:31-32; 12:1-8
Series: Genesis
Speaker: Claire
Noah and his family disembark. God renews his commission to 'multiply and fill the earth.' It's a promising new start but will it last?
Passage: Genesis 10:1-11:9
Series: Genesis
Speaker: Rick
Evil and sin have grown to epidemic levels, but because of God's great love, he is not content to just sit back and let society self-destruct. We can trust that we have a God who sees the evil around in the world, we know He cares about it and we can be certain He will deal with it.
Passage: Genesis 6-7
Series: Genesis
Speaker: Sam
In Genesis 4 we are provided with a couple of case studies of humanity's dramatic spiral away from God's blueprint for life in the garden of Eden. Cain's distress at God's apparent disfavour opens a door for the sins of jealousy and resentment, resulting in the murder of his brother Abel. Lamech's covetousness and pride leads to his vengeful boasts. Hope is found in Jesus, descendant of Seth, who taught forgiveness and chose the path of suffering for the sake of our sin.
Passage: Genesis 4:1-26
Series: Genesis
Speaker: Mark
We take two key themes from Genesis - broken relationships and lack of trust in God - and explore how these play out across the Old Testament, before seeing how Jesus shows us the way to repair the damage of the Fall.
Passage: Genesis, Exodus, Deuteronomy, 1 Samuel, 1 Kings, Matthew
Series: Genesis
Speaker: Tim & Bekah
The following sermon explores the fall of Adam and Eve, the breaking of perfectly designed relationships, and Jesus Christ's fulfilment of the first messianic prophecy. Within this sermon we also discuss how Jesus' death and resurrection has ultimately redeemed us from the fall. Passage: Genesis 3:1-24 Series: Genesis Speaker: Tim & Sulay
In 8 amazing verses we have God’s blueprint – we are made for relationships. Humanity works best when humanity is working together, serving and building towards God’s good works on the earth. This has its out-workings in marriage and family, of course. But it is also apparent in how we do community together and the church community is to reflect our journeying back to the blueprint.
Passage: Genesis 2:18-25
Series: Genesis
Speaker: Rich
The tree of the knowledge of good and evil in the garden of Eden presents humanity with a choice between trusting God, or choosing to do things their own way. This is a choice that is repeated throughout the Bible, and one that we find ourselves faced with today.
Passage: Gen 2:4-17; Matthew 4:1-11; 1 Kings 19:11-13
Series: Genesis
Speaker: Jamie
Genesis 1 teaches that all of humanity is made in the image of God, with an overarching task - to reflect and represent his glory in all the earth - and royal duties to deliver within his divine remit. We’re a bit like middle-managers - taking on responsibility within our own area of life under his sponsorship and direction.
Passage: Genesis 1: 24-31
Series: Genesis
Speaker: Mark
The creation story shows us a God of pattern: creating order out of chaos, light from darkness and paints a picture of how God both formed and filled the earth. What life-giving patterns do you see in your days, weeks and years? Are your days ‘God-breathed’? The Genesis account of creation shows us how to live in a pattern of work and rest - and tells us that this is good.
Passage: Genesis 1:1-2:3
Series: Genesis
Speaker: Abby
What is the mysterious book of Genesis all about? Why is it so important for us to read? In this sermon we look at the history, context and themes of Genesis as well as exploring how we go about approaching the interpretation of such a complex text in a faithful and Gospel-centred way.
Series: Genesis
Speaker: Bekah
Missio Dei - the mission or sending of God! The Holy Spirit is on a rescue mission. He is at work in the lives of people and the key to mission is that we join him in what he is already doing in another person's life.
Passage: Acts 2
Series: The Holy Spirit
Speaker: Rich
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We become part of God’s family - united in one Spirit.
Passage: Acts 2:42-47; Acts 4:32-34
Series: The Holy Spirit
Speaker: Caitlin
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Sulay gives his testimony of how his investigation of Islamic and Christian theology led to him leaving Islam and discovering the true meaning of Easter.
When we walk in step with the Holy Spirit, we can be transformed from the inside out.
Passage: Galatians 5
Series: The Holy Spirit
Speaker: Claire
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Spiritual gifts are a major way in which God reveals or manifests himself to the world. The God of love, truth and power who revealed himself in and through Jesus Christ wants to be known, and one of the major ways that this real God can be known is through spiritual gifts. These gifts are for the common good; to encourage and grow us as believers and to establish the kingdom in the world.
Passage: 1 Corinthians 12:1-11
Series: The Holy Spirit
Speaker: Becky
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When Jesus ascended he promised not to leave us as orphans, yet often in life we feel alone and like we're left to fend for ourselves. The Holy Spirit walks alongside us today like how Jesus walked alongside his disciples in the first century, but we can often find communication with Him difficult. So what does this relationship look like and how do we communicate with Him?
Passage: John 14:15-18, 14:23-34
Series: The Holy Spirit
Speaker: Sam & Russ
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In Romans 8 Paul tells us that God’s rescue plan isn’t finished. One day we will be restored to our full glory along with all of creation. Until then, we have the Holy Spirit to guide us and prepare us for this perfect creation and to give us our ‘first fruits’ of the glory to come.
Passage: Romans 8
Series: The Holy Spirit
Speaker: Tim
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What is the big story of the Bible itself? What is God’s rescue plan for creation through history and what does it mean for us today?
Speakers: Tim & Bekah
Today we look at the “settling Spirit” focussing on how the Holy Spirit settles on Jesus and invites us into that friendship. We look at John’s Gospel and how the author wants to paint a picture of how we can expect more from being drawn into an intimate relationship with God through the Holy Spirit.
Passage: John 14:15-20
Series: The Holy Spirit
Speaker: Bekah
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In this sermon we look at the work of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament through the promise the prophet Joel puts to the Jewish people. We look at this exciting “out pouring” of the Holy Spirit to all people and what it can mean for us today as recipients of the Spirit’s blessings.
Passage: Joel 2:26-30
Series: The Holy Spirit
Speaker: Bekah
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We see divine acceleration in Acts as missionaries from Cyprus and Cyrene pushed beyond the boundaries and took the gospel to the Greeks in Antioch. God is wanting to bring divine acceleration in each of us - there's always more, more growth, more opportunities. He's looking for acceleration in pioneering as we are 'dreamers who do' (acting on the dreams he gives us). Finally, we are looking for divine acceleration as we seek to plant in East Leeds and work into other nations. The key for it all will be prayer - a movement of prayer in CCL.
Passage: Acts 11:19-26
Speaker: Rich
God sent Jesus into the world as a seed of the Kingdom that will fill the world with his love and presence.
Passage: Matthew 13:31-33
Speaker: Steve Thomas
Peter is about to call us to make every effort, the other side of the partnership we introduced in week 1. But first he makes clear that this is a response on our part – ‘in view of all this’ – in view of the faith God put in our hearts, in view of his grace and kindness, in view of his provision and promises, how shall we respond? That’s the tone, lest we read the following list of urgings as a series of demands. Plant your roots deep lay into faith, Peter says, and watch as these 7 virtues grow and produce fruit, reaching up to love as the crowning glory of the Christian life.
Series: Growing, God's way
Passage: 2 Peter 1:5-8
Speakers: Mark P & Jamie B
In part 2 of Growing with God Abby helps us explore how the Holy Spirit is both the certainty of our salvation and the source of life for our spiritual growth.
Series: Growing, God's way
Passage: 2 Peter 1:3-4
Speaker: Abby
2 Peter 1:1-2 tells us that our faith is given to us by God and calls us to grow in our knowledge of God and Jesus. Rick introduces our new series, Growing with God, and explains how we can both take responsibility for growing, yet not fall into the trap of shame, condemnation and guilt.
Series: Growing, God's way
Passage: 2 Peter 1:1-2
Speaker: Rick
As part of our Christmas Brunch, Caitlin, Ellie and Sam help us reflect on what Christmas means to us and how Christmas is a trailer of what life with Jesus is like.
In the final part of our Breadth of the Gospel series Russ shows us how one of the consequences of the fall was bringing injustice into the world, but we are called to help advance God's kingdom in pushing back this darkness of injustice. He challenges us to consider what our "thing" is - the issues of injustice in the world that we feel called to advocate for - and gives us suggestions as to how we can make a difference.
Series: The Breadth of the Gospel (Talk 8)
Passages: Genesis 1:24-31; Leviticus 19:9-10; Matthew 20:20-28
Our guest speaker, David Oliver, talks about how the gospel transforms how we go about our daily work and studies for the glory of God.
Series: The Breadth of the Gospel (Talk 7)
Continuing our Breadth of the Gospel series Claire shows how God's is reconciling all things to himself, and so we have both a future hope of a new and restored creation, and also a calling to take part in this reconciliation by caring well for God's creation now.
Series: The Breadth of the Gospel (Talk 5)
Passages: Genesis 1:1; Genesis 3:17; Psalm 19:1; Jeremiah 32:17; Colossians 1:19-20; Revelation 22:1-3
In part 4 of our Breadth of the Gospel series Mark and Becky take us through Mark 15:1-20, showing us how God's kingdom is established on earth through Jesus's death and resurrection.
Series: The Breadth of the Gospel (Talk 4)
Passage: Mark 15:1-20
Speakers(s): Mark and Becky
Bekah introduces our Breadth of the Gospel series by taking us through Mark 1:1-8 and showing us how the arrival of Jesus, prophesied in the Old Testament, changes everything.
Series: The Breadth of the Gospel (Talk 1)
Passage: Mark 1:1-8