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An English speaking, international church in Luxembourg / Lëtzebuerg. Sunday morning services at 10:00 & 11:30.
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A Celebration of Life Service in loving memory of Theresia Birngruber - 6 April 1981 - 20 January 2025.
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Our apologies, we had some technical issues with sound this week, so we are missing the first part of the service.Find more information about our service and other activities on: www.allnationschurch.com/
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Our apologies, there is a moment of cut sound from Paul's talk in our recording at around 40:45.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
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This week Paul continues his series exploring Ecclesiastes.
Our apologies - last week's service on 30 July 2023 is not available as a podcast as we were unable to record the service.
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What do we need to do to inherit eternal life? This is a question that most Christians have asked many times. In our reading today from Matthew 19:16-30 Jesus's answers this question. Pastor Logan leads us in today's worship service and helps us understand what Jesus tells us what we need to do to inherit eternal life.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Pastor Logan is leading today's service with the reading from Matthew 16:21-28. At this point the disciples still don't know who Jesus is, specifically Peter. To know Jesus it to be in a relationship with him. If you want to know Jesus, you need to be with him, thus follow Jesus. We must become Jesus's disciples.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
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Pastor Paul is looking today at one of the most unlikely followers of Jesus: Matthew. The reading is taken from Matthew 9:9-13. Matthew was a tax collector…he is a great example of the surprising followers of Jesus. Jesus shared a meal with Matthew; this was surprising to the Pharisees. As Jesus said to the Pharisees: “Healthy people don’t need a doctor—sick people do”. We are all sick, in all different ways. What we need is God’s merci. Merci from God is underserved, but we desperately need it. Some questions to consider this week: Who are the sinners around you? What is the state of your heart? Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Pastor Paul is teaching us today what the cost is of following Jesus. Our reading is from Matthew 8:18-22.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
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Today we are focusing on the subject of human blindness and the restorative power of Jesus's resurrection. The people who celebrated Jesus's triumphant entrance into Jerusalem had different expectations about what Jesus's mission was all about. They were blind as they did not understand His purpose. Ultimately, rejecting Jesus, the builders rejected the stone who became the cornerstone. Our reading is from Mark 11:27 - 12:12.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/Today we are focusing on the subject of human blindness and the restorative power of Jesus's resurrection. The people who celebrated Jesus's triumphant entrance into Jerusalem had different expectations about what Jesus's mission was all about. They were blind as they did not understand His purpose. Ultimately, rejecting Jesus, the builders rejected the stone who became the cornerstone. Our reading is from Mark 11:27 - 12:12.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Today's reading is from Mark 10:46-52 about Jesus healing blind Bartimaeus's sight. Bartimaeus was dependent on other people to take care of his needs. He was probably at the same place daily, but this day, he encountered Jesus. Bartimaeus took a chance to shout out to Jesus to help him. Faith seems to be the very fact of crying out to Jesus with the hope He would step in and save our situations. Pastor Logan is leading the sermon today with a focus how spiritual blindness on our lives today. Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Today Pastor Paul is continuing our series on "Essentials for life: Blessing others". The reading is from Matthew 22:34-46. As part of sharing the Gospel with others, the situation often occurs when we will need to have difficult conversations about faith. Pastor Paul gives some practical advice how to approach these often difficult dialogue.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Today we will be looking at how blessings lead to searching questions with the reading from Mark 8:22-30. Last week, this week and the coming week Pastor Paul will be teaching us how to be a blessing to other people in our relationships and how will we go about passing on the blessing we know to other people in our lives…the blessings of hope, love and forgiveness. Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
We apologies for audio issues with this recording.As we continue the Essentials for Life series, we look today at blessing others by connecting with others. The reading is from John 4:1-20 where Jesus talk to the woman at the well. Pastor Paul gives us guidance on how, when and where is best to connect to people to share the Gospel. How can we be God’s witness to others? Over the next 3 weeks we will look at 10 ways to witness to others and making a connection to set the ground in order to share the Gospel.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Today Pastor Paul continue on the subject of Fellowship. The reading if from 2 Corinthians 9:6-15. Fellowship is a rich and radical generosity we share with others, especially other Christians. Our generosity towards others is rooted in the generosity God has shown us. How can we be more aware of the opportunities to be generous to others? Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
We are in the middle of a series on "The Essentials of Life". For the next two weeks Pastor Paul will be looking at "Fellowship". Today's reading is from 1 Corinthians 1:1-13 where Paul is addressing a church in Corinth which he has planted. This church forgotten what their focus to be. Paul is explaining to them what their purpose should be and how they have drifted away from their purpose. How can this apply today to us?Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Pastor Paul is leading us today and looking at the second part of the current series “Essentials for Life”. For this month, we focus on “Stewardship” with today’s subject on how to be a wise manager of God’s resources with the reading from 1 Corinthians 4:1-7. We are all growing and constantly need to evaluate the use of our resources. What do we have that God did not give us? How do God expect us to use our resources, intellect, and time? Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Today Pastor Paul is discussing how we can pray for strength to resist and restoration when we fail. Prayer is one of the essential things God has given us. Prayer is one of the essential things we need to avoid starving our spiritual life. We will be looking at Jesus's prayer for Peter just before Peter will deny Jesus. This morning's reading is taken from Luke 22:24-34 and Colossians 1:11-14.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Today Pastor Paul is looking at another one of the essentials for life: Praying for Unity in the Community. Today's passages is from John 17:20-24 and Ephesians 4:1-6. The goal for us is to expand our prayer lives. First, that God’s will be first in our life. Last week we looked at forgiving others in the same way we are forgiven. The week of 18 to 25 January is the week of Christian unity. Much of the church all over the world gathers to pray for the unity of the church. What does the Bible teachers us about the unity of the church and unity as Christians?Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
The second sermon in our series “Essentials for life: Prayer” is focusing on praying to forgive others. The reading is from Luke 11:2-4, 23:34 and Colossians 3:12-15. Forgiving is not only for us, but also the other person. As we are at the beginning of the year, we take stock of our tools which will be helpful for us moving into this new year. Prayer is one of those tools and God given. There’s blessing in forgiving others. Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Please note: Our apologies for sound issues experienced during the service.It’s a new year and we have a new sermon series: Essentials for Life. Today we will be looking at the spiritual essentials for our spiritual life. This month the focus will be on “Prayer”. Pastor Paul starts off by looking at our prayer life and God’s Will. How do we find harmony between God’s Will and our will? The reading is from Matthew 6:9-13 and Matthew 26:36-41. Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Pastor Paul is sharing today a short message for Christmas with the reading is from Luke 2:4-20, the story of the birth of Christ.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Join us celebrating the birth of Jesus with this year's Christmas Eve service! We will look at a few lessons from scripture read by members of our congregation. How do we perceive Jesus and who he is? Pastor Paul is sharing a short message on this special Sunday.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Today marks the 4th Sunday of Advent. The reading is from Matthew 1:18-25; Mary conceived by the Holy Spirit. Joseph had to make a decision, but had to exercise care and do what is right in a compassionate way. He wrestled with this circumstances and as he came to a decision, God intervenes to assure Joseph that he should continue the marriage to Mary. This is a reflection of the commitment, love and protection God has to His people. Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
It is the 3rd Sunday of Advent. Pastor Paul is looking at 'Joy' this Sunday with the reading from Psalm 146:1-10. During Advent we anticipate and prepare for God's work in the world. We are looking for a future of joy and maybe don't know how to get there and who will take us to this place of joy? How do we know if we experience joy? Pastor Paul will give us a guide on how we can get to this place while anticipating the Lord's coming this Advent.Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Join us for the second Advent service where Martin Slabbekoorn is preaching from Matthew 3:1-12. John the Baptist was urging people to repent because the Kingdom of Heaven will soon come to earth, thus, the coming of Jesus, our Savior, is near. These people put their hope in Jesus. In what ways do we navigate our hope today?Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Pastor Logan is leading today's first advent service with the reading from Matthew 24:36-44. Who is our worship really about? Is worship itself an act of imagination? Like the Israelites who was waiting for their redeemer, we are also waiting today. We are waiting for promises to be fulfilled, like the Israelites waited. We have hope, like the Israelites had...How do we react to those not believing in Christ coming? Find more information about our service and other activities on: https://www.allnationschurch.com/
Pastor Logan is looking at the question today: Who is my neighbor and how can I love my neighbor? The reading today is from Luke 10:25-37, the Parable of the Good Samaritan. Sometimes we establish boundaries: who is in and who is out. We take it upon ourselves to decide who is our neighbor. However, what did Jesus say to the expert in the Law... and what does he tell us today who our neighbor is and to what lengths do we go to love our neighbor.
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Today’s message comes from four different books, the first part from Romans 15:1-7, the second from Ephesians 4:25, 31-32, from Philippians 2:2-4 and the last part from 1st Thessalonians 5:11. Pastor Paul is focusing today on the more specific guidelines God gives us to love one another. We all long for something that does not exist…we want to be in a community where we are known fully; where we are perfectly loved and where we can be 100% engaged. One day, God’s church and His gathered people will be that; but we are not yet at that day. How are we able to contribute to the church becoming what we long for? How can we create and maintain a love-filled community?
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Today Pastor Paul focusses on ways to extend the love of God to one another. Our reading is from John 13:34-35, Galatians 5:13-15 and Romans 12:9-10. What is the currency in the Kingdom of God? Love. The currency that we give and receive, build and grow, is Love. What is the currency of this world we live in right now? Do we get pulled into the common currencies of this life? Beauty, money, power... But what does the New Testament teach us about what currency is the most important for living according to God's will?
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We are continuing our series on how to develop the essential characteristic of love with the reading from 1 Corinthians 13:1-7. Love is a core characteristic of the Christian faith. Pastor Paul gives us some guidelines today to understand what love is, and what it isn't. How do we know if we are loving and how do we put love into practice?
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Our reading was from Romans 5: 1-5.
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As we continue our series on Love today, we read from John 15:9-17. What does Jesus tell us on how to cultivate a life of Love? Everything God calls us to do, flows from love. Love God as you love others. These two kinds of love cannot be separate. If one is missing, the other is lacking. Today Pastor Paul explores what it means to abide in God's love and gives practical examples on how to integrate these principles on love into our daily lives.
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Pastor Logan lead the service with the reading from Matthew 22:34-40. Today's message is about God's love for us and what he commands us to do; Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. God is in essence love. God created the world in love. God created us in His image to be able to love. God wants us to respond in love.
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Pastor Paul is preaching from Hebrews 13:20-21 today. Do we feel equipped for following Jesus and doing His work? Jesus equip us to be able to handle failures and ultimately, through learning from our mistakes, lay the foundation for success. Like the disciples, we will make mistakes. How do Jesus equip us for His work and how can we help equip each other?
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In the second sermon on our series, Embracing the All Nations Mission, Pastor Paul preaches from Matthew 15:29-38. We will be looking at how to be a community that cares for people. How do we care for each other? Is this a one or two way street? In today’s sermon Pastor Paul guides us on how to be part of the ANCL mission by caring for each other.
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Today is the start of a new sermon series: Embracing the All Nations Mission. Today’s focus will be how to be a community that worships God. The reading is from three passages in the Bible; Isaiah 2:2-4, Mark 7:5-8 and Luke 4:1-8. What does it mean today to worship God? What does these passages teach us about what worship is? Although worshiping through song is certainly worship, worship includes many other things too.
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Today is the last sermon of the series, “Understanding the Identity & Mission of Jesus Through the Old Testament”. Pastor Paul is preaching from Matthew 26:57-67, these verses portrays Jesus’s trial before the Sanhedrim. In these moments of the trial Jesus explains who He is. From the those present at Jesus’s trial, we can see how they reacted to these words of Jesus. Back then they had a distorted view of Jesus’s identity and His mission. How do we see Jesus today and His mission? Pastor Paul leads us today in understanding this by referring to the Old Testament and Daniel’s vision.
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Today’s reading is from Matthew 26:17-31. The disciples and Jesus celebrated the Passover as we continue to celebrate it today. Jesus used this meal to remind His disciples and us that God is faithful in His promises. Jesus took the bread and told them that this bread is His body, and the wine, His blood. Under the circumstances the disciples was about to face, this was an important reminder of God’s redemption, His promises and His faithfulness. God invites us into a new covenant...a covenant based on Jesus’s sacrifice and Jesus’s love.
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This morning Logan continued our 'Identity' series on looking at Jesus' life. Today Logan led us to consider how much more there is to following Jesus than what we sometimes think there is. We can be expectant about what God is going to do in the future. Our reading was from Matthew 21:1-11.
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Today we continue the series on the identity of Jesus with Pastor Logan leading today’s sermon reading from Matthew 10:13-17. Jesus spoke often in parables and many people then did not know what to make of it. However, like Jesus, His parables are alive and relevant today. What is more important according to Jesus’s teaching; doctrine or the state of our hearts? We look at this question and others today with Pastor Logan.
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Pastor Paul’s sermon today is from Luke 4:14-21. Jesus teaches the people in the synagogue, announcing His identity and explaining the nature of His mission. He brings hope for the people of his day and today he is also bringing us the good news and hope. What does this mean for us and how can we participate today in Jesus’s mission?
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This morning Paul continued his series on Identity. We looked at what it means to follow Jesus as we put our faith and hope in him. Our reading was from Matthew 3:3-17
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We continue the series about reading about the identity of Jesus and His own sense of who He is and how He developed from a young age. Today’s reading is from Luke 2:41-52 where 12-year old Jesus were spending time in the temple as His parents were looking for Him. Pastor Paul explains how the scriptures in the old testament foreshadowed Jesus’s story and how this has an impact on our lives today.
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This week Paul challenged us to consider our existence and purpose - where does our unique identity come from? As we looked at Jesus as a boy, we see him claiming his identity as prophesied in the Scripture. What lessons can we learn from how he did this? Our reading was from Luke 2:22-40, and we referred to Isaiah 52.
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This week Martin Slabbekoorne led us to explore what it means to follow Jesus in the midst of differences in the church. Our reading was from Romans 14:1-6, 14-19.
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This week Logan concludes his three part series helping us unpack our small group vision statement. We looked at how the early church lived, sharing what they had with each other. We too are called to give our whole selves to be like Christ, reaching out to the lonely and isolated around us, living a community. Our reading was from Acts 4:32-37.
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Pastor Logan continues the series on the small group vision statement with today’s sermon about the challenges following Jesus. A relationship with Jesus is one where you follow Jesus; taking up your cross. This is the challenge. Jesus knows it is hard to follow Him and for some, the cost seems too high. It is all worth to let go of some things keeping us from following Jesus whole-heartedly. The reward is much greater than any suffering we might experience in our lives... the cost of not following Jesus is indeed very high.
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Today Logan started a new three part series focusing particularly on the importance of our small groups in our personal and church life. In this morning's talk Logan explored the nature of true freedom, how as followers of Jesus following our hearts does not bring the same result as following him. Our reading was from Matthew 11: 28-30.
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This week Paul concluded our series on Doing Life Well. He ended by talking about the essential ingredient: The Holy Spirit. He empowers us to love and serve others, leading us to take action to ensure we live lives of purpose. Our reading was from John 16:5-15.
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Continuing our series on 'Doing Life Well' Paul led us to be actively generous to others in our day-to-day lives. Paul challenged us to really act upon what God says and bless people we know, leaving things that are evil where we focus on ourselves. Our reading was from Romans 12: 9-21.
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Today Pastor Paul will continue with the series on "Doing Life Well". Our reading is from Acts 18:1-17 where we can see that doing life well is not always an easy task. For each of us, doing life well can mean different things. Depending on our abilities, gifts and callings, we will all define what it means to do life well, in different ways.
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Continuing our 'Doing life well', Paul led us to consider how we can live a life of action, not just words. We were challenged to develop habits that help us live lives that show real love for those around us. Our reading is from 1 Corinthians 9: 19-27.
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As we continued our series on 'Doing Life Well', Martin led us to consider the importance of giving financially. Our reading was from 2 Corinthians 9:1-15.
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Today’s reading is from John 4:6-26. During this series, we look at how we can reflect the love of Christ in new and different ways by living differently? In this story of the woman at the well, Jesus tells the woman two things: first, inviting her to come to Him to be restored and secondly, to follow Him. Just like the story of the woman at the well, Jesus calls us to move in a different way. Instead of a self-centered culture we are used to, rather a culture of serving others.
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This morning we looked at Jesus' parable of the sower. Paul took us through how our hearts can respond to God's word to us of hope and freedom, and then how we can help others to open and soften their hearts to the same message. We ended by thinking about the importance of prayer for those we meet regularly. Our reading was from Luke 8:1-15.
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He is risen! Welcome to our Easter Sunday Service. Our reading comes from Luke 24:1-12, 36-49. Today Pastor Paul will be exploring and sharing about the wonder of Easter. How did the woman at the tomb and the disciples reacted to the news of the risen Jesus? How do we today react to the news of the risen Jesus? Hear today the Good News on this Easter Sunday and share this with others.
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As we celebrated Palm Sunday, we looked at the nature of Jesus. Both God and man, coming from on high, becoming a servant and then descending to death on the cross. Paul challenged us with how we can follow Jesus' example and live lives of sacrificial service. Our reading was from Philippians 2:5-11.
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Today is the start of our Easter series. Pastor Paul is reading from Luke 15 about the parable of the two sons: also known as the parable of “The Prodigal Son”. The behavior of both sons is heartbreaking, but the response of the father to the sons’ actions is also out of the ordinary. The father does sell his property as requested by his younger son, depriving himself. As we reach the climax of the story, the son has a plan upon returning, intending to earn his way back into the house of his father. The father’s response to both sons’ actions is astonishing and reflects the great love of God for us.
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Paul challenged us to know and live by the words of Jesus. Jesus spoke words and backed them up with actions. We are to live our life with actions that show His authority in our lives. Our reading was from Matthew 7:21-29.
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As we near the end of Jesus' teaching from the sermon on the mount, we are looking at what Jesus says about our life and it's fruit. Paul challenged us to not simply take the easy path and seek to live life that produces good fruit. Our reading was from Matthew 7: 13-20.
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Today’s passage comes from Matthew 7:7-12. As Jesus is nearing the end of His Sermon on the Mount, He calls on us to ask, pray, seek the Kingdom and God’s will first. We need to continue to ask for God to do what only He can do, even if, for us, it seems to be impossible. Continuously asking and seeking God’s will is a lifelong journey. God is good…God gives us what we need. Although we are not sure how, God is at work in this world. As we continue to seek and pray, we become agents of God’s good will. Let’s be those agents to prove God’s goodness to the world.
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Today Logan led us as we looked at how we can live lives of humility in-spite of judgement. In life we will be judged by others, people can point out the hypocrisy of the church, yet we can still respond with honesty and humility. Will we really love our neighbours? Our reading was from Matthew 7:1-6.
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Our minds might be occupied with so many thoughts about the happenings of the past week. The people of Ukraine are facing major challenges, hurting, and fearing in the midst of the current situation. Families among us currently are in extremely difficult situations. We are precious to God and Jesus shares with us where we can find refuge. The Sermon on the Mount is as relevant today as it was when Jesus spoke these words to the Jews in times of Roman occupation.
Today’s reading is from Matthew 6:19-34.
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Today’s message comes from Matthew 6:1-8. How do we die to ourselves and live again? How do we become less self-aware and trust God more? Pastor Logan tackles the hard topic of how to live more humbly and how we can truly love…
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This morning Paul led us through the Lord's prayer where we see how Jesus teaches us dependance on God. Our reading was from Matthew 6:9-18.
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Today Paul continued his series looking at the way things are according to Jesus. He challenged us to just be content to live a good live as seen by the world, but to really live in a way like Christ. Our reading was from Matthew 5:38-48.
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Pastor Paul’s message today is from Matthew 5:27-37. The 6th Beatitude states we shall be pure in heart. Jesus’s teaching in these verses is about adultery and unfaithfulness. A person who that does not love God, will find another thing or person to love. Being God’s faithful people, we experience God’s presence and we are blessed with His peace, satisfaction and joy. Jesus is directing us towards being faithful to God and in turn experiencing God’s blessings that He has in store for us.
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In Matthew 5:21-26 Jesus tells us that if we’re at church worshipping and there remember that we’ve wronged someone, we should leave worship and go seek reconciliation with that person. Our relationship with God has everything to do with our relationships with our sisters and brothers. If we want to worship the God who reconciles we must be reconciled with one another.
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Today Martin Slabbekoorn unpacked Jesus' calling of the disciples. Martin leads us to consider what it means to follow the calling, doing the work we've been given and using our skills with Jesus. Our reading was from Luke 5:1-11.
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As we continue the theme “The Way Things are According to Jesus”, Pastor Paul is preaching from Matthew 5:13-16 today. How can we benefit the world by living in these ways? As we are the salt of the earth, we play an important role in preserving what is. Embrace living out the Kingdom of Light’s attitudes and being the light to the world.
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In our first service of the new year, Paul leads us through the 'Beatitudes', to consider our blessings each day as we follow Jesus. We explored what it really means to be God's people connected to his kingdom, living according to Jesus. Our reading was from Matthew 5:1-12.
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Today after Christmas day Logan leads us to consider joy and longing from Simeon's song. Our reading is from Luke 2:25-35.
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This evening, on the eve before Christmas, we celebrated with a carol service of 9 lessons and carols. Paul led us to really consider the marvel of the Christmas story. Our readings were from: Isaiah 52:7-10, Genesis 3:8-15, Genesis 22:15-18, Isaiah 9:2, 6-7, Micah 5:2-5a, Luke 2:8-16, Matthew 2:1-11 and John 1:1-14, 16-18.
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Under the bow of our Advent service theme: “Surrounded by God and His Story”, Pastor Paul is preaching from Luke 1:39-56. During Advent we are taking time to really remember and prepare ourselves to believe that we are delivered through Christ and that He is our Great Deliverer. Today's passage reveals how the Holy Spirit blessed both Mary and Elizabeth and how they played a part in His Story. What is the Holy Spirit inviting us to do in order to be blessed and humbled?
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This advent time we've been considering the source of joy is in the work and person of God. Today Paul leads us in looking at how the story of God is filled with joy to those who will trust God and experience his work in their lives. Our reading is from Luke 1:5-25.
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We continue the series on “Church as a community that reflects Christ”. This morning’s reading is from Ephesians 3:14-21. God has a “secret” …God has a plan to bring everything together under the authority of Christ. How can the Holy Spirit transform us to play a part in God’s amazing plan? Pastor Paul guide us on how we can transform ourselves and grow up into God’s big plan.
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