Jeremiah 14:21 (NLT) 21 For the sake of your reputation, Lord, do not abandon us. Do not disgrace your own glorious throne. Please remember us, and do not break your covenant with us. Unprecedented National Disaster A Communal Lament The People Cry Out to God Lying Prophets The God who weeps
A Hope and A Future
A Hope and A Future When Sir Ernest Shackleton set out to find a crew for what turned out to be his ill-fated voyage to Antarctica in 1915, he placed an ad in the Times of London which read: “Men wanted for hazardous journey. Small wages. Bitter cold. Long months of complete darkness. Constant danger. Safe return…
A Hope and a Future: Today we’re beginning a new series where we will be introduced to a prophet that was way tougher than McLaren. His name is Jeremiah, twenty-year-old priest from Anathoth in the land of Benjamin. Right at the outset we are reminded of two key truths that undergird this prophet and the…
Over the month of January we’ve been going to try and pull some reflections coming out of 2020 together using the narrative of the Gospel of John under the theme of Going deeper. John’s Gospel is ideal for this – it has been described as being shallow enough for a child to play around the…
Over the month of January we’ve been pulling together some reflections coming out of 2020 together using the narrative of the Gospel of John under the theme of Going deeper. John’s Gospel is ideal for this – it has been described as being shallow enough for a child to play around the edges, or deep…
Over the month of January we’ve been pulling together some reflections coming out of 2020 together using the narrative of the Gospel of John under the theme of Going deeper. John’s Gospel is ideal for this – it has been described as being shallow enough for a child to play around the edges, or deep…
Over the month of January we’ve been pulling together some reflections coming out of 2020 together using the narrative of the Gospel of John under the theme of Going deeper. John’s Gospel is ideal for this – it has been described as being shallow enough for a child to play around the edges, or deep…
We are always on a journey of becoming more like Jesus in every way possible. “Deeper” is a word that defines our desire for each person, going a little deeper, pushing out into deeper waters, moving beyond the status quo. I believe that God is calling us go deeper. May our hearts desire be that…