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Messages Library
In His Right Mind
Dave Mitchell. February 19th, 2012
7pm
The working class hero encounters a man with severe demonic problems. What he demonstrates about demonic forces, Kingdom conflict and personal witness is sometimes shocking, often surprising but always compelling.
Small Beginnings
Tim Dobson. February 12th, 2012
7pm
In the Parable of the Mustard Seed Jesus likened God's Kingdom to a small seed. Initially unimpressive, but with enormous potential for growth. What are the implications for us as we seek to build God's Kingdom on earth?
Elijah & Elisha
Gavin Calver. February 5th, 2012
7pm
Elijah and Elisha. Older generation and younger generation - each one needs the other. What are the opportunities and challenges for us in reaching young people with the love of Jesus.
Passage:
2 Kings 2
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Called Up
Rob Scott Cook. January 29th, 2012
7pm
Jesus called disciples to get involved in the work with him. What kinds of people are disciples and how does Jesus equip them to serve with him?
People Carriers
Philip Jinadu. January 22nd, 2012
7pm
People Carriers don't just want to receive God's blessing for themselves. They want to help bring others to Jesus. What is it that sets People Carriers apart from Punters? What are the keys to carrying others to Jesus?
The Secret of my Success
Dave Mitchell. January 15th, 2012
7pm
Mark gives us a rare insight into the prayer life of Jesus. In the midst of extraordinary busyness, pressure and activity, Jesus made prayer his priority.
Clearing the Way
Tim Dobson. January 8th, 2012
7pm
John the Baptist brought a radical message, challenging people to prepare themselves for the coming Messiah. How do we make straight the paths of salvation in our own lives and what does it mean to be baptised with the Holy Spirit and fire?
Grumpy Old Men
Dave Mitchell. January 1st, 2012
7pm
It's none of my business! Not in my back yard! Those blooming kids!
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Consuming Passion
Pam Scott Cook. December 11th, 2011
7pm
How can we find a fresh passion for Jesus that leads to worship and a godly response to Christmas? How do we subvert the hyper-consumerist model without becoming sour faced kill joys? And is there something about Christmas that can renew our passion for Jesus?
