Faith on stormy days (Mark 4:35 – 41)
When the storm hit the boat the disciples were in, they were afraid and thought Jesus didn’t care.
When the storm was stilled, they were terrified and wondered who this Jesus was.
When the storm hit the boat the disciples were in, they were afraid and thought Jesus didn’t care.
When the storm was stilled, they were terrified and wondered who this Jesus was.
Get the latest news on what’s going on at Salford Elim Church.
The worship team have chosen three songs to help us explore the theme of our forthcoming series, ‘Stories Of Faith For Days Like These’.
Missed a sermon from our 1 Thessalonians series? You can listen again here.
What does the Christian life look like in practice? What are the foundations on which we make decisions and develop a Christ-formed lifestyle?
Details of how you can get involved in #BIGRead14 this Lent.
How do we live in the light of death and in the light of Jesus’ reappearing?
The three areas that Paul addresses here as arenas for holiness are sex, relationships, and work – the creation ordinances.
How do you hold on to faith when the storms of life hit you?
Have you ever thought about worship being anything other than for and to God alone?
Paul lived without spin – he was aware that he could manipulate people and situations – but he wanted to live holy and whole – his calling was to the church.
The danger of settling for a ‘safe’ faith is that it’s not worth hearing about.
Salford Elim Church St. James Hope 3 Vicarage Close Salford M6 8EJ
info@salfordelimchurch.org
07771 558 058
© 2024 Salford Elim Church
Elim Foursquare Gospel Alliance
Registered Charity 251549 (England & Wales) SC037754 (Scotland)