V Is For Vision

  Vision – the ability to see – is one of our most useful senses, but spiritual vision – ‘the art of seeing things invisible’, in the words of Jonathan Swift – is something essential to a life of faith. We need God to open our...

The Greatest Gift

With Valentine’s Day approaching, Mark spoke this morning at Cherry Tree Court on 1 Cor 13:1-13, probably one of the most passages about love in the entire world. The Bible is a love story between humanity and God, showing us how we should love God and love one...

Dates for the Diary

This Wednesday (14th February), Dearne Churches Together are hosting a family fun day at Houghton Road Centre in Thurnscoe from 10.30 a.m. until 2 p.m., looking at God’s love (it is Valentine’s Day, after all!) Do join us for craft activities, decorating...

Thank you!

Thanks to all who helped on Thursday and Saturday with sash sewing in preparation for the Good Friday Church Crawl. We appreciate your help more than we can say. Thanks to Janet from Our Shed Dearne who organised everything so efficiently and a special thanks to 10...

The Exalted Anointed One

Ps 22, the focus of our last Bible study, looked at the sufferings of Christ on the cross and how these were predicted with shocking clarity hundreds of years before crucifixion was even a form of public execution. This psalm has two halves: the first describing the...

Progressive Revelation

For Christians of a certain age, the word ‘progressive’ has very negative and worldly connotations. The adjective simply means favouring or advocating change, but when I was younger, in a Christian context, that was perceived as meaning a rejection of Biblical truth...