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Mon, 26 January 2009  Sunday, January 25, 2009Message by: Children's Pastor, Rob Gepford Bible Ref.: Luke 8:40-56 Today our journey through the book of Luke shows us two individuals who were desperate to fix the circumstances in their lives. They thought if they could just touch and see Jesus...He could heal them. They were desperate for Jesus...Are you? Comments[0] |
Mon, 19 January 2009 O Holy Night was recorded at our Christmas Eve service. Comments[0] |
Sun, 18 January 2009  Sunday, January 18, 2008Message By: Ken Harvey "One of life's supreme dangers is to value things above persons. That
very tendency created the slums and created vicious working
conditions.
Much nearer home, that very tendency makes us selfishly demand our
ease and comfort even if it means that someone who is tired has to
slave and toil for us. No thing in this world can ever be as important
as
a person." William Barclay Comments[0] |
Sun, 11 January 2009  Sunday, January 11, 2009Message By: Ken Harvey Bible Ref.: Luke 8:4-15 "A farmer went out to sow...." Jesus' Parable of the Soils (often called the Parable of the Sower), focuses on the quality of hearing; Jesus ends his parable with the words, "He who has ears to hear, let him hear!" Comments[0] |
Sun, 4 January 2009  Sunday, January 4, 2009Message by: Pastor Ken Harvey Bible Ref.: Luke 7:36-50 William Barclay once said."The one thing which shuts a man off from God is self-sufficiency. And the strange thing is that the better a man is the more he feels his sin. Paul could speak of sinners "of whom I am chief" (2 Timothy 1:15). It is true to say that the greatest of sins is to be conscious of no sin; but a sense of need will open the door to the forgiveness of God, because God is love, and love's greatest glory is to be needed." Comments[0] |
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