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In a lonely, fractured culture, Jesus offers a new kind of family.
Despite the unprecedented connectivity of the modern era, genuine community is vanishing.Isolation, transience, and superficiality can sabotage our formation into people of mature love. But through Jesus, we enter a new kind of family that offers intimacy, joy, healing, and commitment.
Speakers: Sean, Hayley
Hayley and Ric finish The Practice of Scripture module by looking at memorising the Bible and by giving powerful testimony.
Speakers: Ric, Hayley
The How and What: Advancing God's Kingdom This Autumn
In Part 2 of our Vision Sunday series, we move from the "Why" to the "How and What." Get ready for an exciting and fast-paced overview of the plans for the new term at Jubilee Church. This episode is a vibrant look at the practical ways we are advancing the kingdom of light into the darkness, from our ministries with children and youth to new community projects like the Growing Hope Clinic and the major outreach of the upcoming Christmas season. Discover how every member is called and equipped to join in the work God has prepared, as we gather, grow, give, go, and glorify Him together.
Start With Why: The Church's Purpose in a Broken World
It's Vision Sunday at Jubilee Church, and there's a tangible sense of excitement and expectation for the new season. In this stirring message, we go beyond the "what" and "how" of our programs to refocus on our most important question: Why? Why does the church exist? Drawing from John 10:10 and Ephesians 1, we're reminded that Jesus came to bring abundant life, to set us free, and to make us His body in the world. This is a powerful call to remember our identity, rise up in faith, and be the catalyst for God's kingdom of light, love, and life to break into the darkness around us.