Ian Clarkson looks at an encounter between Jesus and Blind Bartimaeus recorded in Mark 10:46-52, in which Jesus asks Bartimaeus:
“What do you want me to do for you?”
Mark 10:51
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Lawrence Davie continues our series looking at The Church.
This week Andrew is looking at 2 Corinthians 5:11-6:2 and The Ministry of Reconciliation.
A leaflet containing questions for personal reflection and group discussion is available here.
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Lawrence Davie continues our series looking at The Church.
This week Lawrence is looking at John 15:26-John 16:15 and Acts 2:1-8 the events which gave birth to the church.
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Andrew Gardner continues our series looking at The Church.
This week Andrew is looking at 1 Corinthians 12:12-26 and the various parts that make up a whole church.
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Dave Sewell continues our series looking at The Church.
This week Dave is looking at Ephesians 4:3-16 and considering what it would take for everyone to play their part.
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Christians talk about the Church as the “Body and Bride of Christ” and acknowledge that it was started by Jesus and commissioned to be His unique representative on Earth. However, for many their experience of Church does not live up to their expectations.
In the series we are looking at what Jesus taught about the Church so that we gain a fresh understanding of what He did for us on the Cross. He created a place where sinful men and women, despite their sins, may be accepted by God and enabled to live and rejoice in His presence.
We will see that the Church is the continuation of the ministry of Jesus who received sinners, ate and drank with them and drew them into His community.
This week Lawrence Davie looks at The Manifesto that Jesus gave to the church by looking at John 17:6-13.
There are also notes available for personal study and group discussion which can be found here.
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