The 17th century poet Richard Herrick wrote, The darling of the world is come,And fit it is, we find a roomTo welcome him. To welcome him. And what Mary and Joseph’s arrival in Bethlehem teaches us is that, if we do welcome Christ we will find that we are not welcoming a stranger, you may…
We take the presence of the shepherds at the birth of Christ for granted, but why where they were? Because the truth is … There was no-one less qualified to understand what they saw There was no-one less convincing as a witnesses to what had happened
Paul Simpson joins us this morning with a study from Luke 10
This morning we’re focusing on the work of Christians Against Poverty.
Luke 2:1-7 sets two very different people in contrast in the Christmas story: Caesar Augustus – the man who would be a god Jesus Christ – the God who would be a man
The Community Bible Experience readings take us to the book of Matthew. In this sermon Gordon Walker looks at the question, Why Four Gospels?
Gordon Walker reviews Luke’s Gospel in the Community Bible Experience readings to date. Hilary Leslie is interviewed about the Community Bible Experience.
Roy Dunlop speaks on two passages in Luke which the Community Bible Experience readings have covered recently.
A Christmas sermon by Gordon Walker on our hopes and fears.