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In this service we center our celebration on the resurrection of Christ as we see it predicted in the final word of Psalm 23: "forever"!
Sermon notes about rest, renewal and restoration.
GraceWorks aims to provide opportunities for artists and theologians to work together to create art that bears the imprint of the Holy Spirit and allows worshippers to engage the scriptures in new ways so as to ‘voice creation’s praise’, deepen faith and renew worship. The project hopes to participate in the Spirit’s renewal of culture through the interaction of theology and art.
This sermon continues the season of lent.
A list of people and situations to pray for.
These notes focus on the fellowship and intimacy we may experience with God-at God's initiative.
Restorative Justice is a biblically-based view of justice that focuses on restoring persons and communities to shalom.
This sermon explores how Psalm 32 is a well-known Psalm for its pointed expression of the experience of guilt, its humble confession, and its joyful expression of peace that comes through being pardoned.
One of the remarkable features of Christian theology in recent years is the resurgence of interest in the doctrine of the Trinity.
This was designed as a short, reflective service that encourages time for prayer for issues related to restorative justice. This service specifically prays for prisoners, but it also acknowledges that all people need to seek forgiveness and work for reconciliation.
This service explores the secure protection that the child of God discovers in the loving care of God.
How does worship relate to culture? How is worship in culture, but not of it? This video and accompanying Nairobi Statement on Worship and Culture explore four central principles for an open and discerning approach to culture.
