WHAT HAVE YOU GOT TO WORRY ABOUT? (Mt. 6:25-30) Donaghcloney Parish, 26th May 2018 Passage Matthew 6:25-34 CSB [25] “Therefore I tell you: Don’t worry about your life, what you will eat or what you will drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Isn’t life more than food and the body more than…
From Him, Through Him & For Him
Everything comes from him, all things are sustained by him and he works all things for his Glory. Who is he to you?
Daniel 3: Worship God, Stand firm & Have Courage
Introduction Today the news is full of stories of people who have said no, whether it is a Christian baker refusing to make a cake with a political message; a printer refusing to print something that is against their moral conscience; ministers refusing to provide a ceremony; politicians refusing to endorse a candidate. The list…
Matthew: Tried & Tempted, yet Fully Satisfied
Introduction Where are you satisfied, what gives you a sense of worth and identity; what makes you feel powerfully, as if you have made it, as if you are a somebody. What do you give yourself to in worship and Service, that promises you everything yet gives you nothing. What do you waste time on…
Galatians 4: It Changes Every Thing
Everything changes with the birth of a baby
Psalm 136: Infinite Love: Creating, Saving, Enduring and Relating
A look at a wonderful Psalm, to help us reflect on the last year, and to look ahead to the next.
From Scandal Comes Salvation
From the Scandal of the manger would come the salvation of all
Will you Listen?
We are all announcing something, but hear is an announcement like no other. The question is will you listen? Will you respond to the call?
The Abundant King
Introduction There are not many moments in our lives where abundance or extravagance is accepted or expected. It is normally only the big public occasions or celebrations, which don’t happen all that frequently: Weddings, Anniversaries or Christmas. These are moments where it’s all about us; we want to put on a show and declare to…
The Shepherd King
Introduction In 2015, I spent three months in Tanzania, working with the local Anglican Church in Musoma. Locally, the people speak Swahili, a beautifully phonetic and simple language; fast in Rhythm and full of exotic sounds. After a few weeks, I soon picked up some of the basic’s of the language; phrases you would use…
