Previously I shared on Jesus’s call to discipleship – to follow Him. But what does this look like, what does it entail? Whilst sticking with the theme, and the gospels, this Sunday we will bounce back to John’s gospel to look at what Jesus says there about following Him.
After a week of full of protests against gender based violence and xenophobia, Wayne unpacks how to just listen to the brokenness behind the rage and desperation.
This week Wayne shares from Luke 5:27 where Jesus calls us to follow Him. Being part of team Jesus not only requires us to follow, but also to serve.
Following on from last week’s message on devotion, Wayne will consider how our call to intimacy with Jesus leads to fruitfulness in our lives.
Such loaded words – perhaps a heartfelt act or just an empty cliche’. Join us this Sunday as Wayne shares some personal reflections on a timeless topic – our devotion to Jesus.
As part of our reflections on Luke we’ll look at how Jesus called individuals to follow Him. This Sunday we will explore how we are called to follow Him and the implications that has on our lives.
After a month’s ‘sabbatical’ from Luke, Wayne is keen to get back to what Luke’s incredible account of Jesus’s life. Luke is also the theme of the Lectionary for 2019, so as we read, reflect, and pray, we are doing this with the wider Christian world.
Join us this Sunday as we continue to reflect on the Trinity and particularly the Holy Spirit as a follow on from last week.
This week as we celebrate Pentecost, we look forward to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Join us as we also anticipate the Holy Spirit breaking through in different areas of our lives.
This past Thursday the church around the world celebrated Jesus’ ascension into heaven. As we reflect on this event we look forward to Pentecost and how the ascension stimulates hope for more of the Kingdom of Heaven in our lives.