Testify to the End!
Alison brings an awesome word this morning for our second installment of The End. John the Baptist was kind of an odd fellow, but as Alison follows his story through John 1:19-34 we learn something of his testimony to Jesus, the one who comes to end all our religions and attempts at doing it on our own. Awesome sermon, don’t miss out.
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Now for those who usually hang out Sunday morning live you’ll know we love interaction. So a little ways into the sermon Alison gets us all to share our week’s testimony with our neighbour. it was great. We’ve had our editing elves take out the portion for our online audience. But we’d encourage you to join in the conversation. Feel free to leave a comment with your God’s moments from this past week. Or, better yet share that testimony with someone you run into this week. Have a good one.
As Promised
Our week started out with a solid podcast by Peter, so why not end it with a great one from Alison? Here is the promised podcast from Dec 28, (sorry about the delay) its on New Years Resolutions so have a listen and we look forward to seeing you Sunday for our second installment of The End. It’s going to be awesome.
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Podcast 7: Fullness of Life
Nehemiah 7 might look like just a list of names and numbers, but it is packed full of teaching goodness. Have a listen and be inspired to start living in the fullness that God offers. This is a goody, don’t miss out.
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Podcast 6
Projects of any kind (particularly home renos) can be a pain to get done. Just when it seems that something is almost done, something else seems to come up; someone comes along to slow us down. Well to the do-it-your-selfers (not just talking about home renos now) around the globe Alison preaches the Good News from Nehemiah 6. ‘Cause guess what? We don’t need to do it alone (think: God) and the job can get done faster than you think. Just click away and have a listen.
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Podcast 4
Human trafficking is happening all around the world, and it’s happening right here in our own backyards. Continuing on with our series in Nehemiah this morning we were challenged to consider what role we might have in putting an end to this injustice. Have a listen and be challenged.
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Podcast 3
The men of High Point had a fantastic weekend up at Camp Sunrise (Stay tuned later this week for some amazing stories – God turned up in some pretty wild ways!) Back in Victoria things at High Point continued on ahead full speed. Alison tackled Nehemiah 3. (Read it through you’ll know what I mean when I say ‘tackled’).
It’s a great preach, and one you’ll want to pass on.
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Lt. Peter Busts a Move
I was preaching on Philippians 2 a few weeks ago, and because part of it was originally written as a song I felt it important to try and emphasize that in some way. But because I’m not much of a singer the opera version of the passage had to be laid aside. Instead I tried my hand at rapping the 6 verses. Yep. One thing is for sure, I’m not ever going to be on Much Music, but hopefully the point came across.
You just never know what’s going to happen as we continue to study Paul’s Letter to the Philippian Church these next few weeks.
