
Unsung Heroes (Dorcas) - Jude
Jude dives into Acts 9:36-42 looking at the story of Dorcas, and asks the question "How does God want to help us leave an eternal legacy?"

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Jude dives into Acts 9:36-42 looking at the story of Dorcas, and asks the question "How does God want to help us leave an eternal legacy?"

Mohan dives into the story of Genesis 24:12-27 and asks us to reflect on who the people are that God is calling you to selflessly serve?

Miri looks at Exodus 2:1-10 and how Miriam waited, watched and acted in the story of Moses.

Ruth dives into Jeremiah 38 and shows us that we can learn from Eded-Melech - to be ready to help those around us, just as Jesus helps us.

Katherine explores the story of Genesis 16 and reminds us that God sees and hears us.

Jackie continues our new sermon series on the Unsung Heroes looking at the story of Numbers 27.1-11.

Jackie encourages us to honour both our parents and those around us, as how we honour people reflects how we honour God.

Mohan unpacks Matthew 19:4-9 and encourages us that Jesus acknowledges both singleness and marriage as Biblical ways of living.

Miri explores Matthew 5:27-30, reminding us to respect one another, and see each other - and ourselves - as image bearers of God, not as objects.

Ruth dives into Matthew 5:17-19 reminding us that Jesus came to fulfil the law.

Jon asks the question 'what do you love most?' reminding us that in Matthew 22:24-40 we are called to love the Lord with all our heart, soul and mind.

Jon reminds us that miracles begin upstream as seen in Ezekiel 47:8-10! As a Church we are being called to simple surrender to God.

Simon dives into Matthew 23:25-26 where Jesus challenges us that what might be presented on the outside might not be the same as the inside.

Ruth dives into Matthew 7:1-5 reminding us that we can go to Jesus with our sin and our struggles.

Jon breaks down Matthew 20:20-28 looking at how Jesus came to serve and not be served.

Katherine dives into Matthew 6:25-26 reminding us that Jesus calls us to be worry-free because we can trust in Him.

Jon preaches from Matthew 5:46-48 reminding us that we are to follow Jesus and be holy.

Mohan dives into Matthew 7:13-14 reminding us that Jesus commands us to enter through the narrow gate to find Him.

Ruth talks from John 3:5-7 focussing on how being born again means we are free from condemnation, guilt and shame.

Miriam dives into Luke 13:3 looking at how we are called to repent, and receive God's forgiveness.
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