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 | Prayer in Troubles | Steve Cornford | | | | Lots of people pray when life is hard. James listens to the immature and the mature as they pray about money, health and other people. What is that difference and which sort of prayers do ours most sound like? (This was the final part in a five part series, Hallmarks of Maturity, from James.) | |
|  | Peace Makers | Tim Goodenough | | | | Once more James says it as it is; once more he holds up a mirror hoping for us to notice a few things about ourselves as mature... or otherwise. This time maturity is seen in our friendships. James asks if we are friends with God or with the world. Only friendship with God offers the possibility of making peace in our lives and with others. (This was part 4 of 5 in a Hallmarks of Maturity series from James.) | |
| | Mouth Control | Steve Cornford | | | | Today there are more opportunities to share your opinions with others than ever before. Perhaps there's never been a more important time to be careful what we say. What does James say about mouth control and why we might want it?
This was the third part of, Hallmarks of Maturity, a teaching series from James. | |
|  | Faith, hope and love activity | Jim Partridge | | | | The book of James is direct and practical, challenging us to not simply listen to the word but to put it into practice. What does faith in action look like in the local church? And how does the way we treat one another reflect what we actually believe about God? And are we justified by what we do or by our faith? Just some of the questions raised in this latest message from our 'Hallmarks of Maturity' series. | |
| | Response in Trials & Temptations | Steve Cornford | | | | What do you do when life is challenging? What might a mature Christian do? Did you spot any differences? James invites us to look at our maturity in the mirror of our response to trials and temptations. This talk was the first part of a series, Hallmarks of Maturity, from James. | |
|  | From Famine to Feasting | Terry Virgo | | | | You can achieve amazing things when you have nothing else to live for. In this story from 2 Kings, Terry explains how four unlikely heroes take a risk and, as a result, enjoy the plunder from a battle they did not win. This in turn enabled a city to go from famine to feasting. | |
| | Oh God, Will You do it Again? | Jim Partridge | | | | As we look ahead to a new year and a new decade, what the local church needs is more of God's presence and activity rather than more methods and techniques. This message, inspired by a prayer of Habakkuk, stirs us to call out to God to renew his work, in our day, in us as individuals and in the church. | |
| | Like Little Children | Jim Partridge | | | | What did Jesus mean when he told his disciples that they needed to change and become like little children? Is this a call to continual adolescence and childish behaviour? How can we become more childlike? | |
|  | Worship - the danger of fake god's | Jim Partridge | | | | There are many things that compete with God for our time, money, energy and ultimately our worship. If we're not careful, these things can become fake gods (or idols). How do we identify what these idols are and ensure that they don't become the focus of our worship. A reminder to keep the one thing the one thing! | |
| | Worship - what's that smell?! | Reuben Lyons | | | | Living worship filled lives 24/7
(worship series part 2 of 4) | |
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