There is so much suffering in the world. There is a lot of suffering in our own lives. And we are crying out "Where are you God?". How does God respond to this question? Psalm 22 helps us walk through why we might ask this question, what to do when we ask this question, and what God does to show us that he is always with us because of Jesus.
There is so much suffering in the world. There is a lot of suffering in our own lives. And we are crying out "Where are you God?". How does God respond to this question? Psalm 22 helps us walk through why we might ask this question, what to do when we ask this question, and what God does to show us that he is always with us because of Jesus.
Let’s remember to praise and thank the Lord for ever and ever, in all circumstances, in good times and bad, because of who he is and what he has done, with our voices and our lives.
Let’s remember to praise and thank the Lord for ever and ever, in all circumstances, in good times and bad, because of who he is and what he has done, with our voices and our lives.
In this Psalm of praise David uses the experience of a violent storm to praise God as the Lord of Creation as well as alluding to Ancient Near Eastern myths of the storm god slaying the sea dragon of chaos and death.
In this Psalm of praise David uses the experience of a violent storm to praise God as the Lord of Creation as well as alluding to Ancient Near Eastern myths of the storm god slaying the sea dragon of chaos and death.
In an epidemic of loneliness friendship is a balm for the soul. This sermon explores some of the challenges and blessings of friendship, and the extraordinary gift of friendship with God in Jesus.
In an epidemic of loneliness friendship is a balm for the soul. This sermon explores some of the challenges and blessings of friendship, and the extraordinary gift of friendship with God in Jesus.
According to a recent survey, people are more afraid of getting dementia than cancer. Who will I be when I've forgotten who I think I am? This sermon explores the riches the Bible and the Church offer for facing dementia and ageing in general.
According to a recent survey, people are more afraid of getting dementia than cancer. Who will I be when I've forgotten who I think I am? This sermon explores the riches the Bible and the Church offer for facing dementia and ageing in general.