Last week we ended with Jesus’ denunciation of the people through his little parable of the children at play, as we continue to read in Matthew the denunciation becomes sharper. In these five verses of Matt 11:20-24 there is a double warning, explanation and comparison of the story of judgement on towns in Israel’s past […]
Rosemary Cunliffe completes our series on the Basis of Faith adopted by St James’ by speaking of heaven from Revelation 21 and the city of God but beginning with Genesis 1 taking us from creation to new creation.
John and Ann Coles speak together at the New Wine Cambridgeshire event in St James’. John speaks from Exodus 33 and Moses encounter with God, and Ann speaks from Genesis 1 and John 6 – about the feeding of the 5000.
John and Ann Coles speak together at the New Wine Cambridgeshire event in St James’. John speaks from Exodus 33 and Moses encounter with God.
Clive Joseph, churchwarden speaks about the importance of the Bible as God’s revelation to us and from 2 Timothy 3:12-17
Peter Cunliffe speaks from Hebrews 13: 9-21 about God as the source of grace.
Allen Foster begins a series on grace as we consider the ‘basis of our faith’ this term. The principle reading for this talk is Ephesians 2:1-10. Allen, who is an ‘eye doctor’ shares some wonderful illustrations from his work in Africa. Click the link to SoundCloud if you can’t hear it here.
Allen Foster speaks on Father’s day about the nature of the church in submission to Christ and one another
Jesus doesn’t say, Being a disciple will be easy, or undemanding, but what he does say is that he will equip and be with us, he will give us all we need. The call to discipleship is the call to be like Christ, including being treated like Christ. So we need to hear Jesus saying to us “Don’t be afraid.”
The Resurrection is a clarion call to the truth: life is God’s gift not until inevitable decay but for life in an eternal NewCreation. The price that God has paid for our salvation was through self-sacrifice but can only be redeemed by our own willingness to die to self. Resurrectional-life embodies & empowers the destiny of God’s people as divine-image-bearers from now and forever.