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LWCCLive: Don't Look Back!

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The Living Word Eldership and Chair of Trustees set out a vision for building the kingdom of God in a digital age.This response to the coronavirus outbreak calls on all of us to partner together in shaping new ways to reach out with the love of Jesus.Av Eldership

The key

Wake up

Help instead of hurt

The theme of Ricky's message in the light of the coronavirus threat is, "if you don't want to be ruled by fear then don't take your eyes off Jesus, for fear mustn't halt the mission of the church to advance. The only fear we should entertain is for the loss of those who as yet don't know Jesus".Av Rick Harvey

Put the devil under your feet

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Lets pray and fast for God sent revival

We are children of God

Humble yourself

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Be a light to others

Let's come together and help one another in love

We have a light (Jesus Christ ) to guide our steps

Trusting in the Lord instead of the World

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Continuing the thoughts of last week, and considering the beautiful manner a woman served Jesus by anointing His feet with expensive perfume, Rick challenges us all to work alongside God using our various gifts to similarly honour Him and fulfil His purposes for our lives.Av Rick harvey

Ricky delves into the narrative of Moses frustration in hitting the rock in the wilderness and failing to give glory to God for the water that the disgruntled people were so desperate to receive. Ricky uses this illustration to remind the church to remain in the favour of God by closely following His instructions, so that the refreshing will come f…

Jonathan continues in the series 'Principles of the Christian faith' revealing the importance of relationship in the multiple aspects of our endeavour to walk according to God's values.Av Jonathan Rentala

Rick clearly and fervently expounds upon the importance of sharing the gospel within the process of 'making disciples'Av Ricky Harvey

In the context of Jesus' discussion with the rich young ruler, Rick convincingly likens this encounter to reveal the importance of discarding any personal idol that that stands in the way of Jesus' Lordship in our lives.Av Rick Harvey

Bladimir shares the fulness of blessing that every believer in Jesus Christ can expect when we appropriate and align with God's vision for His people.Av Bladimir Camancho

Marcus asks us, "what do you do when the wine runs out?" ; illustrating that in the moments of need that everyone experiences, Jesus can always provide an answer.Av Marcus Mosey

Brian uses Jesus' final words before his ascension, to grasp more fully His intent in commissioning His followers to go and make disciples.Av Brian Foster

In the context of the baptism of a new believer, Ricky talks about the truth of God's wordAv Ricky Harvy

Chrissie makes an impassioned plea to the Christian believer to stand firm and protect oneself using the whole armour of God.Av Chrissie Foster

On the very same day of their 40th wedding anniversary, Tim and Sue Blake share together the profound mystery of two becoming one both in relationship, and in speaking of Christ and His churchAv Sue and Tim Blake

Bladimir talks us through the weaning process of Christian growth from spiritual infancy towards maturity (from milk to strong food) by allowing the presence of the Holy Spirit to guide and instruct.Av Bladimir Comacho

Tim reveals the profound, essential presence and influence of the Holy Spirit in the life of every Christian using Ephesians 4 as the basis of his talk.Av Tim Blake

Using Ephesians 4, Ricky asks the question 'What does unity mean to the Christian?' and argues that unity, like love, is not a feeling but a choice, and comes from focusing on the things we have in common, not doctrine or practices, but simply Jesus himself.Av Rick Harvey

Sue uses verses from Ephesians and the story of the prodigal son, along with illustrations from the time of the Second World War, to provide examples of God's love working in different peoples' lives.Av Sue Blake

Following the annual church review of finances by our Treasurer,Tony Jones, where the numerical content was mainly screened, Rick Harvey briefly focused attention on a disproportionate area of our expenditure before handing over to the Chair of Trustees, Dave Donoghue to reveal the church's stance on safeguarding. Rick then concluded by reviewing t…

Rick reminds us of the special nature of our adoption by God. We were chosen!... Chosen to be part of a new body of believers, part of a new family with a unique role within it!Av Rick Harvey