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YouTube Video VVVhci1McDd6U3VQUXRIV0FURkhsY2h3LnBTUURQeWVibEJ3 When Jesus went to the Cross, it was women who showed up for him.  The only disciple there was John.
Peter, the disciple on whom Jesus was going to build his church was nowhere to be seen.  Judas Iscariot had sold Jesus out.
Paul tells us that we were chosen in him before the creation of the world to be holy and blameless in his sight (Eph 1:4). How does that relate to his disciples, including Judas?
Ralph Gill looks at the character of Peter and Judas.  What did it mean for Peter to deny Jesus?  Was Judas responsible for Jesus going to the Cross?

#matthew16 
#isaiah53 
#john19 
#luke22 
#matthew10 #
#john13 
#matthew27 
#john21
When Jesus went to the Cross, it was women who showed up for him.  The only disciple there was John.
Peter, the disciple on whom Jesus was going to build his church was nowhere to be seen.  Judas Iscariot had sold Jesus out.
Paul tells us that we were chosen in him before the creation of the world to be holy and blameless in his sight (Eph 1:4). How does that relate to his disciples, including Judas?
Ralph Gill looks at the character of Peter and Judas.  What did it mean for Peter to deny Jesus?  Was Judas responsible for Jesus going to the Cross?

#matthew16 
#isaiah53 
#john19 
#luke22 
#matthew10 #
#john13 
#matthew27 
#john21
Peter and Judas Iscariot
The Gospel of Jesus Christ is Good News for Everyone – Or it’s not Good News at All.

In part three of his four-part series on human sexuality and gender identity, Pastor John Baptiste continues to look at the issue of how the church of today should interact with those who identify as LBGTQ+.

Leviticus 18 is one of the so-called clobber passages.  What do we do with the fact that the majority of the sexual prohibitions are aimed at heterosexuals?

#Leviticus18 
#sexualorientation 
#genderidentity 
#genderinclusivity
Good News For Everyone Part 3
The Gospel of Jesus Christ is Good News for Everyone – Or it’s not Good News at All.

In part two of his four-part series on human sexuality and gender identity, Pastor John Baptiste continues to look at the issue of how the church of today should interact with those who identify as LBGTQ+.

Whether we agree with their lifestyles or not, a group of people are trying to live their lives whilst encountering hate, bigotry and exclusion because it does not conform to historical norms.  

How do we navigate what the bible clearly teaches and offer this truth in a loving and compassionate way?

#genesis19 
#sexualorientation 
#genderidentity 
#genderinclusivity
Good News For Everyone Part 2
The Gospel of Jesus is Good News For Everyone, or it's not Good News at all.  Over the past 60 years there has been a seismic cultural shift in society's attitudes to sexual orientation, gender identity and same sex marriage.

This is an area which is vast, disputed, emotional contested and controversial both within and outside different church denominations.

Pastor John Baptiste opens the first in his new mini series looking at the issue of gender identity and human sexuality and how the church of today responds.  

#Romans1:1-16 
#sexualorientation 
#genderidentity 
#genderinclusivity 

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Good News For Everyone
As we remember all that Jesus has done for us it will cause love and praise to well up in our hearts.  Joan Kelly looks at the importance of praise and worship in our lives. 
#Psalm22:3
#arkofthecovenant 

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When we Praise
Pastor John Baptiste looks at Peter's healing of the lame man at the Beautiful Gate.  "In the name of Jesus Christ the Nazarene, get up and walk!”

#acts3 

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In the Name of Jesus
In his Easter Sunday address, Pastor John Baptiste looks at the Resurrection of Jesus from three angles: -
1. Before the Crucifixion - the reaction of the Jewish Religious Leaders who planned His execution and rejected the resurrection
2. After the Resurrection - looking at the disciples who at first struggled to believe that it actually happened
3. After the Ascension - Saul of Tarsus, who became Paul the Apostle, who persecuted those first Christians who believed in and preached about the resurrection

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Three Reasons to Believe in the Resurrection
Stephen Hardy looks at the need to break through the barriers in life to come before Jesus.

#mark2 

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Breakthrough
John Baptiste looks at the centrepiece of Jesus' mission statement from Isaiah 61, "He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted".

#Isaiah61:1
#Luke4:18

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Bind Up The Brocken Hearted
John Baptiste follows on from his previous six sermons looking at the church today and our relationships with Jesus, with each other and the community around us.  We need to give the world hope and the only hope is in the Lord Jesus.
#Colossians1:27
#Acts3:1-10
#Acts4:1-23

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Christ in You
Steve Morley takes a deep dive into Psalm 132

#Psalm132

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Building a House for The Lord
At a time when society is becoming more fractured, with politicians sowing hatred and division, Ralph Gill looks at the role of the church today, those anointed by God to bring love, compassion and mercy to all; whether they accept Jesus or not.  
#Isaiah42:1-4
#Luke7:36-50

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The Anointed
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