Tag: Reformed Anglican
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A Kingdom United for the Work of the Lord (Mark 3:20-35)
Introduction We have all been blamed for something we didn’t do, whether at home growing up or in school. It might often take us, or it might not, but we get on with our lives. We find ourselves will Jesus at the beginning of his ministry and mission; he has been getting on with what…
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Reborn to Live Renewed Kingdom Lives (John 3:1-17 | Trinity Sunday)
Seeing the Trinity at work in the gift of Salvation, reborn to live renewed lives for the Glory of God.
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The Waiting is Over and the Work has Begun (Acts 2:1-21)
What a privilege it must have been to walk with Jesus in those days, to see him act, teach, and then witness as he defeated death and accomplished what no one else could. What a moment it must have been to stand with him in the moments before the ascension when one last time he…
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The Work Must Go On (Ascension – Acts 1:1-11)
Ascensions are a rare occurrence in the bible, there happening is significant! Enoch was the first person to Ascend,1 Genesis makes it clear that it was a Gracious Act of God, not an act of self. It is not until 2 Kings 2, when Elijah and Elisha are walking along the bank of the Jordan…
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Faithfully Abiding and Fruitfully Remaining (John 15:1-8)
The Call to Abide is both to remain and move forward fruitfully
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Overcome By The Risen Jesus (Luke 24:36-49)
Have you ever found yourself on your phone scrolling down Facebook when a friend shares a ‘competition:’ a local Range Rover dealer is giving away a new car for free because someone bought one and has not turned up to collect it. All you have to do is like and share the post. Perhaps it’s…
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