Midweek Musings
Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Mark C, our latest news and some useful links and resources.
Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Mark C, our latest news and some useful links and resources.
Judas commits suicide and now there are only 11 disciples; the disciples need to replace him. How will the new twelfth disciple be chosen?
One thing that Acts 1:12-26 has reminded me of is that God looks at people’s hearts, not their outward appearance, their reputation or their own sense of identity. Here are a few songs which explore this theme.
Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Jo W, our latest news and the prayers we prayed during Sunday’s service.
At a time when everything seems to be on a knife edge and we’re not sure what will happen next, the book of Acts is really helpful. The church was birthed into the unknown. They didn’t know what happen next, but they learned to respond to the moving of the Spirit because they were really aware that they weren’t in control of things.
As we remembered the greatest week in history on Easter Sunday, we now continue the story of how the risen Jesus changed the world, through his disciples and by his Spirit, as recorded in the book of Acts. Here are a few songs to kick us off on our journey.
Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Helen, our latest news and links to some resources that might be helpful/interesting.
Mary and the disciples go to Jesus’ tomb knowing that people don’t rise from the dead, but Jesus did and proved to them that He was alive.
This changes everything.
I could have picked a hundred songs and would still have only scratched the surface of attempts made to express the wonder and the glory of the weekend that changed the course of human history. Here’s just a small selection.
When we think about the cross on Good Friday, it’s not just some religious activity that we engage with; it’s because we know that we’re set in motion by the power of the cross, we’re energised by it, we’re upheld by it, we’re guaranteed a future by it, we’re secured for the future because of it.
Good Friday is not the whole story, but it’s worth slowing down because it’s such a vital part of the the story.
Our latest weekly communication. This week a reflective piece from Neil, an interview with Jay, the latest news and links to some resources that might be helpful/interesting.
Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey; on the sides are the people cheering him and the Jewish leaders trying to stop him; behind are the disciples following him. Where do you feel you are in this picture?
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