Derek - 1st Peter 2:18-25
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Derek continues the series in 1 Peter
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The Beautiful Life - 5th May 2024
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Vijay continues the 1 Peter series -speaking from 1 Peter 2:11-17
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1 Peter 2:4-10 - The Living Stone
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Florence continues our 1 Peter series - this week she talks about Christ as the Cornerstone of the church, the Living stone
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1 Peter continued - Vijay 21st April 2024
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Vijay continues the 1 Peter series, speaking from 1 Peter 1:13 - 2:3. How does Christian hope affect the way we should live our lives.
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A Living Hope
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David continues the series on 1 Peter, today focussing on 1 Peter 1:3-12
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1 Peter 1:1-2 - James
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James starts a new series on 1 Peter, focussing on Chapter 1 verses 1-2
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Easter Sunday 2024
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Dave brings us a message for Easter Sunday
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Five Palm Sunday Puzzles
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James presents some 'puzzling questions' around Palm Sunday
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Abraham and Isaac
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Cheri speaks on God's command to Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac
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Abrahams Journey Pt.9
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Pastor Vijay Pillai continues our series on Abraham's Journey. Vijay focuses on Genesis 21:1-21, Abraham “sends away” Hagar. Hagar finds herself alone in the desert with her son on the brink of death. Hagar was not alone, God was there. God saves Hagar & her son Ishmael.
info_outlineIn this sermon by James McKenzie, he discusses forgiveness based on Matthew 18:21-35. He starts by sharing the parable of the unforgiving servant, highlighting how God forgives us completely. James then addresses common misconceptions about forgiveness, emphasizing that it doesn't mean excusing, doesn't always lead to reconciliation, and doesn't require forgetting. He encourages us to seek God's grace to forgive others as they have been forgiven.