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John Bottomley began by describing a walk along the shore of Gott Bay on a calm evening, when the sound of the fishing boats traveled across the water so clearly. He told how Jesus . . . and that’s where we take up how Jesus has power over wind and wave. A fact that has…
Ursula Millar takes us into God’s Word, to Luke 7:1-10, where see the glory (the wonder of Jesus Person and Being) in another act of compassion where he has the Authority to heal at a distance.
John Bottomley takes us into the Book of Acts to where Peter empowered by the Spirit of God proclaims Jesus as Lord.
John Bottomley opens Acts 17 with the challenge of having Jesus at the very centre of your life
In opening up Acts Chapter 7 Ursula Millar speaks on Stephen, Faithful witness and in so doing she reminds of the true nature of the Church.
Continuing in the Acts of the Risen Lord Jesus by his Holy Spirit through his disciples, Sue Bottomley takes us to Acts 3 and the healing of the crippled man.
Suffering is a big deal! One reaction is to seek to point the finger and blame someone. Jesus disciples asked a theological question, where Jesus acted in compassion. Ian Tainsh sensitively opens up John Chapter 9 and the account of the healing of the man born blind.
It is a busy waiting room . . . You recognise many around you . . . Then the doctor calls you to his consulting room. Today it’s not the normal, “Good Morning. What can I do for you?’ Instead he’s asks a direct question, “Do you want to be well?” How daft is that! Why does he think…
Ursula Millar tells the impact Jesus made on ‘One Unknown’.
Derek Campbell, a local school teacher, relates how John’s disciples and a number of un-named people, see who Jesus is . . . they saw ‘His Glory’.
