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Weekly Greeting: Sunday 17 July
Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 2011-07-15 08:32
Dear Friends
We draw our sermon series on the “Holy Spirit Today” to a close with a focus on Staying Filled with the Holy Spirit Today. We pray for this to be a blessed time in God’s presence.
Scripture tells us (Acts 2) that a person’s the experience of being filled by the Holy Spirit comes to people through the act of repentance and receiving the forgiveness of sin offered by Jesus Christ.
Weekly Greeting: Sunday 20 March
Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 2011-03-23 12:51
Dear Friends,
Warm Greetings!
Today our theme for worship is “The Power of the Tongue”. There is a Jewish tale that strikingly illustrates how difficult it is to reverse the power of harmful speech the setting is a small eastern European town were a local inhabitant continually slander the rabbi.
Weekly Greeting: Sunday 13 February
Submitted by Trevor Hudson on Mon, 2011-02-14 09:34
Dear friends-
Welcome to worship today! As many of you know, we are presently involved in a sermon series called Counterfeit Gods. It is based on a book with the same title by Tim Keller.
Weekly Greeting: Sunday 6th April
Submitted by Bill Meaker on Thu, 2008-04-03 16:36
Dear Friends
The theme we will be following for the next six weeks leading up to Pentecost (11 May) is "Come, Holy Spirit". Each Sunday we will examine various aspects of the work of God's spirit in us.
This week we focus on the strength which the spirit gives us to help us in our weakness. One of the words Jesus used to describe the Spirit was, "Comforter". Sadly it is a word which has changed its meaning over the years. Today it has come to mean something like, feeling sorry for someone, or cheering them up. But originally it had a much stronger meaning. It meant "a power which comes alongside us when we are weak or in need."
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