No one likes to be called a baby. In the passage we’re looking at in church today the writer of Hebrews accuses the 1st century Roman Christians of being just like that, “You need milk, not solid food! Anyone who lives on milk, being still an infant.” They thought, because they’d got the basics right …
“A hugely entertaining hour” The Times A Monk’s Tale Saturday 11th November 7.30pm-9.30pm Windsor Youth & Community Centre, Alma Road, Windsor, SL4 3HD Tickets £10 – More info or to book: pete@windsorfellowship.com This show is about Martin Luther. And it’s for people who aren’t quite sure which Luther we’re talking about. With a feeling of …
Harvest is a great time of year to remind us to give thanks to God for all He is and all He does and all He has given us. Giving thanks also reminds us of how God has blessed us and that encourages us to be generous. Below is a wonderful photograph of some children …
Even if you’ve not been away during the summer I do hope you’ve had a chance to ease back on the usual hectic pace of life. We all need time for relaxation. However, the summer is coming to an end and now it’s back to work (or school or university). My brain is conditioned to …
It’s been a very exciting process thinking about who we are and what we stand for as a church family. You can find a copy of our new vision document here.
What’s your vision like? Not seeing clearly is a real problem. Without my glasses I stumble around and can’t find anything. That image is also true of us as a church. If we don’t a have a clear vision we’ll stumble around and be ineffective. Therefore, to help us all see clearly what we’re trying …
Happy New Year! We had a great time on Sunday with our first New Year’s Day ramble, which probably should have been called New Year’s Day swim, such was the ferocity of the rain. Once we’d dried and thawed out we spent a few minutes thinking about what would make 2017 a happy year. Psalm …
God has done everything for us to be part of his family and has given us every spiritual blessing in Christ. Our job is to live a life worthy of that calling. This is the central point of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. It’s fair to say it doesn’t always feel like that and that’s …
We’re one family in the church. It’s a slightly crazy thought that Christians are our true, eternal brothers and sisters. We’re a diverse bunch with all kinds of backgrounds, experiences, and nationalities, and yet we are all part of God’s family, the church. As Ephesians has shown us, the existence of the church displays the …
I’m really enjoying looking at Ephesians. It’s great to think about all that God has done for us, the church. He has provided the answer to the world’s greatest needs—the good news about Jesus Christ. Division is at the heart of our problems—division between nations, groups, individuals and, ultimately of course, between us and God. …
