God Is My Rock | Movin On Up
About this talk:
As our children and young people step into new seasons, we want to celebrate and pray for them as a church family. We’ll be praying for our primary- and secondary-aged children and their parents/carers, and praying for our Year 13 leavers as they take their next steps.
Our theme is “God Is My Rock” — a reminder that through every change and new season, God is with us, strengthens us and gives us a firm foundation. Let’s celebrate, encourage and pray for our young people as they move on up!
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Curious about Alpha, or thinking of inviting a friend? This Sunday, during our usual morning meetings, we’ll be taking a special look at what Alpha is all about.
Just as this man was born physically blind and in encountering Jesus was able to see and walk in the light, so the Bible tells us that we are born spiritually blind and that only in encountering Jesus can we walk in the light.
Just as this man was born physically blind and in encountering Jesus was able to see and walk in the light, so the Bible tells us that we are born spiritually blind and that only in encountering Jesus can we walk in the light.
Jesus meets us in the storms of life, revealing that even when circumstances feel beyond our control, they remain firmly under his authority and his presence means we do not need to be afraid.
When faced with overwhelming need and limited resources, Jesus provides more than enough, revealing both his power and his compassion. Through this miracle, he reveals himself as the true Bread of Life, God's ultimate provision for a hungry world.
Jesus not only does amazing things (like turning water into wine), he is the master whose glory is seen in what he does. In this miracle, Jesus begins to reveal who he is and what he has ultimately come to do.