by Julie Turner | Feb 11, 2020 | What's Happening
Prayer is an essential part of the Christian’s life, but sometimes we can come before God with a sense of having no idea how to pray or what to pray for. I always find the Psalms helpful in this respect, since they are the recorded prayers of God’s people...
by Julie Turner | Feb 10, 2020 | What's Happening
We had two more birthdays to celebrate last night (plus an interloper who is a little bit addicted to the birthday box…)
by Julie Turner | Feb 10, 2020 | What's Happening
I have always loved writing and find it easy to put pen to paper. When I was still at school, one of the hardest tasks I had to learn was called ‘precis’, learning how to summarise longer passages of writing in relatively few words. I struggled to do this,...
by Julie Turner | Feb 9, 2020 | What's Happening
Yan’s sermon tonight, when talking about the Parable of the Sower, reminded me of a poem I wrote ‘about the soil.’ Gardeners’ Question Time gathers experts and amateurs, Asking questions about growth. It’s all about the soil, we’re told. Centuries...
by Julie Turner | Feb 9, 2020 | What's Happening
When God moves in revival, our lives are changed. Every true encounter with God leaves us changed. Think of Isaiah, who became a compelling prophet after His vision of God or Peter who became a bold and brave witness. Perhaps the most radical change was in Saul who...
by Julie Turner | Feb 9, 2020 | What's Happening
Guest speaker Yan Hadley spoke tonight on the radical cost of revival. God Himself is eager to bless us abundantly (see Mal 3:10, Luke 6:38), but so often we are not willing to pay the price for revival. Ultimately, the unchanging cost of revival is radical change. If...
