Speaker: Bill Forgeard
Passage: Colossians 2:6-7
Our churches mission statement is “Living for Jesus, by making, maturing and mobilising disciples of Christ. The first three words – “Living for Jesus” – may have slipped past you, but we’re going to look at them today.
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Speaker: Bill Forgeard
Colossians Series #6: Colossians 2:1-5
Paul encourages every Christian to live a lifestyle of learning more about Jesus, so that we will not be unstable in our faith and vulnerable to going astray
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Speaker: L-T Hopper
Passage: Deuteronomy 6:1-9
The greatest thing we can do for our kids is to make sure they know God in Jesus and love him.
This is what God wanted for his people in the Old Testament as they were about to enter the land God had promised to them. They are to about to go into the ‘Land’ and Moses their leader gives a sermon. He gives God’s people some important instructions. God knows that they could easily be taken away from him by the prosperity of the land or the gods of the other nations in the land.
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Passage: Acts 28
Right from the beginning of Acts we see that the Apostles had a job to do. The job of helping others come to know Jesus. Right from the beginning they didn’t leave it to someone else. Even when it was hard which was all the time. It was because Jesus has a job to do. Seeing people hear the Gospel and turn to him.
We see in Acts the work of Jesus continuing – the unstoppable Gospel being preached. This work is to be continued through his people.
Speaker: L-T Hopper
Passage: Acts 27:1 – 28:10
Will the tough times ever end for Paul? Will there ever be a time when there is comfort, security and prosperity?
NO. God’s messenger is no immune from tough times. They are promised tough times.
If you follow Jesus you are called to a life of discomfort, physical insecurity and poverty. I know you may not think that because that not what our lives look like but that is an indictment on us.
Paul’s life is an example of what it means to follow Jesus.
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