How to be the church in our current landscape
Chris Pine and Andrea Pryde discuss ways and opportunities the changes to our church present us in reaching people in our community, and how to engage with our church community.
March 19, 2020
Chris Pine and Andrea Pryde discuss ways and opportunities the changes to our church present us in reaching people in our community, and how to engage with our church community.
Living Church Kids Pastor, Tom Fittell, goes through the curriculum the Living Church kids church team use each week, to help you think through how you can help your kids get involved and engage with the bible at home.
Hi All. Please find below an important update on how the Prime Minister’s update on Covid 19 today affects our campus. Please watch it, reach out if you have any
Living Church Online Week 8 – Behold Your King BIG IDEA Jesus doesn’t represent the gods that Peter, the religious leaders and the rulers believe in and so they can’t
Jesus doesn’t represent the gods that Peter, the religious leaders and the rulers believe in and so they can’t recognize that God could be so good that he would send his beloved Son to die for sinners. Each, in their own way, denies Jesus’ right to be God’s king over them.
We are all faced with a choice at some point in our lives- to follow the crowd or to follow the Lord? Luke 23:13 – 25 13 Pilate called together the
Jesus stands in wise silence before the mocking of his accusers – with a righteousness that stunningly becomes ours because of his death and resurrection. Luke 23:6 – 12 6 On hearing this, Pilate
Jesus carried out His father’s will Luke 23:1 – 5 23 Then the whole assembly rose and led him off to Pilate. 2 And they began to accuse him, saying, ‘We have found
The religious leaders only hear what they want to hear. Luke 22:63 – 71 The guards mock Jesus 63 The men who were guarding Jesus began mocking and beating him. 64 They blindfolded
Jesus doesn’t represent the gods that Peter, the religious leaders and the rulers believe in and so they can’t recognize that God could be so good that he would send his beloved Son to die for sinners. Each, in their own way, denies Jesus’ right to be God’s king over them.