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Talks from The Hub Belfast, the Church of Ireland & Methodist Chaplaincy to university and college campuses in Belfast. For more, check out our website - https://www.thehubbelfast.org
In this week's Mindfulness pod, we're focusing on the words of Psalm 147.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm%20147&version=NIV
Join Lesley as she explains the four strands of mindfulness and how you can implement them in your mindfulness practice.
Make time now for this weeks Mindfulness session led by Lesley. Spoiler alert - you'll need your coat.
Mindfulness Monday has been taking place every week, in person, at The Hub - but here's a chance to try it yourself at home for the next two weeks.
This is week 8 for us in the book of Acts and this week will see Paul on his 3rd Missionary Journey. He travels a lot, but also spends time with people.. a lot. Encouraging believers and sharing the gospel with non-believers - that's Paul.
15th November was Home Missions Sunday across the Methodist Church in Ireland. We paused from our journey through Acts to reflect on the prompt to Come to Jesus, walk, work and live with Him (Matthew 11: 25-36)
It's Week 7 of our journey through the book of Acts. This weeks readings take us to various cities across the Mediterranean and the challenges that Paul faces while sharing the Gospel in each of the destinations.
It's Week 5 of journey through the book of Acts, and in the chapters we're exploring this week, we see that the good news is beginning to have more influence outside of the confines of the Jewish world. What does it mean for everyone - Jew, Gentile, the persecuted and the persecutor, to humble themselves before God who shows no favouritism?
This is a break week from looking ahead to a set of readings. Instead we're encouraging you to 'catch-up' or re-read chapters 1-9.
Given everything going on in our world at the moment we thought it would be good to simply stop and pray. Right through Acts the disciples prayed. Whether for nations and Kings, for new believers, for the sick, and for those who would serve food... they prayed.
So, join with us this week, as we simply pray.
It's week 4 of our IMPACTS series, journeying with the first followers of Jesus as they impacted on their world. The good news is spreading, out of Jerusalem and into Samaria. The most unlikliest of converts comes to believe in Jesus as the Pharisee Saul takes his first steps as the Apostle Paul. Rachel Kennedy prepares our hearts and minds for this week's readings as she explores the unlikely converts, the saving work of God, and the role of all who follow Jesus in making disciples. Enjoy...
It's Week 3 of our journey into Acts, and this week we find out what happens when the new church get on the wrong side of Jerusalem's supreme court - the Sanhedrin. Centuries later, we ask: what's the relationship like today between followers of Jesus and the 'kingdoms of this world'? And what can we learn about how the apostles navigated this humbly?
It’s the second week of our ten week journey through the book of Acts, and the topics for discussion do not get any smaller. A miraculous healing, a declaration that Jesus is the only name by which we might be saved, and constant boldness in living and speaking, set challenges for us all.
The first Christians were accused of turning the world upside down. That's impact! How might the world inside us and the world around us be turned upside down by the good news of Jesus Christ?
Join us as we read, teach, discuss, and reflect on the book of Acts and the impact the first apostles made on the world, always asking the question – what IMPACT should this have on us in our world?