James interviewed Natalie and Edme about the work they do in Ravensmead, and Nico shared his journey of faith. James used Exodus 17:8-13 to remind people to demonstrate love to those who are burdened and walk with them, helping where possible.
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Sermons on Exodus
Samuel continues with the Hebrews 11 Series by looking at Hebrews 11:23-29. He highlights the three acts of faith that Moses demonstrated: by faith he refused privileges, he overcame the temptations of the world and he prepared for judgement.
This is the final in the series on the attributes of God in Exodus. Mike considers the compassionate, merciful and gracious God.
Michael considers how God’s omnipresence affects us today, in this, the penultimate, message on the attributes of God. Take time to let God speak to you during this period when we have the really precious gift of time.
Coming back to our Exodus series, we hear from Bruce Newsham, looking at the attributes of God in Exodus. He explains from God’s Word how we can find great comfort in God’s incredible attribute of Omniscience – the fact that He knows all things. He is a strong tower where we can find safety and comfort in these times of trouble.
Brynn helps us understand how the holiness of God defines all his other attributes and how, if we understand this attribute of God, it impacts on so many important aspects of how we behave towards God, the world and ourselves.
Dave looks at the attribute of God’s patience, unpacking how the words used in both the Old and New Testament related to a God who is slow to anger and abounding in love. But this attribute of God is not the same as his other attributes and comes with an important warning.
James continues the series in Exodus looking at the incredible attribute of God’s sovereignty and how a knowledge of this should impact on our lives as 21sr century Christians.
Bruce helps us appreciate a Biblical understanding of the attribute of God we often would prefer to forget; the wrath of God. He shares some of the key implications of this attribute both in our personal lives and the world at large.
Johan leads us in a reflection on the grandure of the God of the Universe before considering the Exodus story and how the omnipotent God should impact on our lives as christians each day.