One of the most difficult things we have had to deal with over the last year is the loss of close contact with others.
We will be part of the healing process to the extent that we offer space, time and food to others.
Hospitality matters! But we will always feel awkward if we haven’t come to terms with the fact that Jesus asks to eat with us first – in all our mess and confusion.
Jesus came for everyone who feels forgotten, everyone who feels on the outside of society, for those who worry that they’re not good enough for God.
God doesn’t love us because of anything we’ve done. He loves us because of His lavish grace.
Here are two new songs we are planning to introduce this Sunday at church. They both relate to our current series on God’s amazing grace.
A story that we know so well – a Good Samaritan that deserves his fame. But could a real world embrace radical grace?
Throughout autumn we will be looking at Luke’s gospel, trying to allow ourselves the space and time to be overwhelmed with God’s grace, and the grace we see around us.
A man dies and meets Peter at the Pearly Gates. Peter says to the man, “Here’s how it works. You need to have one hundred points to get into heaven. You tell me about all the good things you’ve done. They are all worth a certain number of points. If your total is one hundred…
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