Sunday 5th June 2022 Hollybush Christian Fellowship, near Thirsk. At the 2.30pm service I preached on the Holy Spirit and Pentecost. I preached on some controversial subjects to get people thinking afresh about the Holy Spirit. Some great ministry afterward during the worship.
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Pentecost Service – Morning
Sunday 5th June 2022 Kirkby Stephen Evangelical Church, Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria. At the 11.30am service I lead the service and preached on the Holy Spirit and Pentecost. Great feedback from people as we explored the importance of the Holy Spirit in our lives and a real tangible Presence as the service progressed.
A prophetic viewpoint during COVID-19
There are so many voices out there at the moment giving all kinds of ‘insights and advice’. There’s plenty of fake news, bad advice and so-called prophetic voices. How do you know which to listen to? What is God actually saying to us? There seems to be as much questionable material coming from within the…
Staying connected in a time of isolation
God created us to be in community – right from the beginning God said that it was “not good for man to be alone” (Genesis 2:18). The virus challenges the very environment God created for us, so staying connected is part of who we are. But how do we do that when every social opportunity…
Purpose of Theology
The danger of theology is that it only takes you to a higher level of knowledge. The true purpose of theology is to take you to a deeper place of understanding.
Is the Church ready for Brexit?
We are now less than 50 days (http://daystobrexit.co.uk/) to leaving the EU, if it isn’t postponed or cancelled entirely! As yet we don’t know exactly what the outcome will be: no deal, hard deal, soft deal, delay, second referendum, or whatever other options that have or can be dreamed up. The prophetic voice on the…
Testimony, not vision
Do you have a vision for your life, your business, church or ministry? Let me suggest you call it your testimony rather than your vision! Why call your vision the ‘testimony’ rather than the vision? A testimony is giving an account of a personal encounter with God. A vision is normally future tense whereas a…