It's really not a comment about how mundane it is to serve on a church's Welcome Team. The Psalmist would rather serve in an incidental way in God's house than be the centre of attention in another context. Being in God's house is that important. Similarly, Jesus was recognised as being consumed
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It’s Epiphany on Monday 6th January. The Christmas decorations come down. The schools go back this week. Almost everyone has gone back to work. And most routine church activities re-start. Prayer meetings will be happening weekly at 8pm, starting this Tuesday, 7th January. It’s Soup Group this week — lunchtime
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Sunday morning church goes back to a 10:30am start from 5th January.
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In the service Sunday 29th December - which starts at 11:30am - the focus will be on testimonies. What has God done among us during 2019? What are we looking for God to do in 2020? After the service everyone is invited to stay for lunch. Hot sandwiches will be served,
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Another year draws to a close and a brand new one beckons. If 2019 was a particularly challenging year for you, you may be quite glad to see it go. But even if it was a brilliant and joyful period for you, it is nevertheless drawing to a conclusion. Endings
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Just a quick reminder that we are NOT meeting for prayer at Cale Green on Tuesday 12th November since we are supporting the final Renew session of the year at Hazel Grove Baptist Church, 7:30pm to 9pm.
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Just a reminder that our series on what the Bible teaches on sexuality concludes next Sunday. Don’t forget that there will be a Q&A session too at 7pm on Sunday evening, 10th November.
Continue readingSome people might be surprised, but sex was originally God’s idea and his verdict on his creation of male and female – including their sexuality – was that it was “very good”. But in a broken and fallen world, sex and gender and relationships and identity are all part of
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The sermon on Sunday 20th October is (or was, if you’re reading this afterwards) all about the way that the Bible “reads us”. Of course it can only do this if we actually read the text — or we hear it spoken to us. If we do read it, It
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Sunday’s sermon (19th May) suggested that Thomas’ confession in John 20: 20-31 serves as a template for all would-be followers of Jesus (see verse 31). By acknowledging Christ as Lord, we do not only give Him sovereignty over our lives but we also confess Jesus to be God – the
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