Whom Shall I Send?

God’s questions to Isaiah at the end of his vision show us that He longs to work in partnership with people: ‘Whom shall I send? Who will go for us?’ (Is 6:8) God does not need to work with people; His work of creation shows us that. (Ps 33:9) But the truth is that He...

All About God

This morning we looked at Isaiah 6:1-8, a famous passage where Isaiah’s vision of God completely transforms him and where God’s questions to him become the springboard to his service for God. Isaiah’s vision is of the Lord ‘high and exalted, seated on a throne; and...

Following God In The Darkness

There is a line in Rend Collective’s song ‘True North’ which says, ‘I will follow You into the dark, dark, dark.’ It’s a very jolly song, so the line slips into your consciousness without at first seeming incongruous, but of course, it’s a revolutionary notion. Jesus...

The Point of No Return

In our Bible study tonight, we continued looking at Amos, seeing how Amos brings warning of judgment to God’s people. As we have said before, with great privilege comes great responsibility, and the problem Israel faced was misusing their relationship with God...

Immediately!

We were privileged to have a guest speaker tonight, Joy Gascoigne from Grimethorpe Pentecostal Church. She spoke from Mark 1:29-31, Mark 6:50 and Mark 10:50-52, highlighting that God can work in all situations and in all places. One of the most frequently used words...

No Plans To Change

Planning is generally perceived as being a good thing; Benjamin Franklin once said, ‘If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail!’ Planning has formed the heart of many a government (perhaps the most famous being Joseph Stalin’s 5-year plans) and...