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My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?
Psalm 22.
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Psalm 22.
Psalm 84. Specifically looking at verses 5-7. Link to video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo-fg2S54Ak
Psalm 96.
Psalm 139. After the sermon we reflected on our own response to this Psalm and listened to the following track. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ1SgS3ExgM
Psalm 32. Reading by Ian Powell.
It’s often been said that the whole of life is expressed in the Book of Psalms. For Christians throughout the ages they have been an indispensable part of their spiritual journey, providing the words we need to praise God and also cry out to Him in times of trouble. Over several weeks different preachers will […]
Nehemiah 12:44 to 13:31 Being a church that seeks to be ‘inclusive’, this passage presents some difficulty! We need to remember Jesus is the “friend of sinners” and the Gospel brings outsiders in. That said, Nehemiah’s final reforms point again to the need for vigilance as God’s people. It is so easy to let our […]
Nehemiah 11:1 to 12:43 Some people relocate in order for Jerusalem to flourish. It’s quite a step (!) and underlines the city’s central role in shaping national identity, focussing worship and guiding how the people live. The newly-rebuilt wall is dedicated as part of worship that’s carefully planned and everyone joins in wholeheartedly (cf. 12.43). […]
Nehemiah 9:1 to 10:39 The focus on who the people are called to be continues. They’re reminded about what God has done in the past, His faithfulness and father-like care. Sadly, the people have been wayward and suffered the consequences. Their response is to make a covenant and re-dedicate themselves to the Lord’s service. This […]
Nehemiah 8:1-18. Christians often quote Proverbs 29.18 from KJV: “Where there is no vision, the people perish.” in connection with strategy or planning. However, modern translations render the word vision’ as ‘guidance’, ‘revelation’ or ‘prophecy’. It is in remembering who they are that the people will live as they should. Ezra plays a key role […]