We are three weeks into our vision and new season Last Sunday we looked at being devoted to God and I was so aware of the heart of God for sinners, that I spoke a lot on God’s actions towards sinners. His devotion to us! The woman who entered the house of the Pharisee and spent her time there, weeping over Jesus feet, and then wiping away her tears with her hair. Then finally anointing his feet with costly perfume, shows us something very special about Jesus and God’s heart for the world. The Pharisee depicting the religious attitude of the day, thought Jesus couldn’t be a true prophet because he didn’t know “what kind of women” she was. He thought perhaps Jesus should recoil at this dirty s
It is Well, with my Soul It is true, we live in a world full of stress! Whatever life style you live; whether you are young, with the pressure of school or college, parents breathing down your neck for results and good behaviour. If you are single, you feel the pressure to do well in your job and find a partner. If you are a young family, young kids keeping you awake at night, working late, keeping home. Or if you are middle aged, pressures of family, worrying about retirement. Wherever you are on life’s journey, one thing never changes, and that is God. Paul explains in Romans 7 v 15-20 the mental battle that we all go through. That is, on one hand I am in the middle of all this turmoil of
I have a dream! I dream of a church full of authentic disciples who are devoted to God in true worship and loving others with sincerity; Where there is Holy Spirit life oozing out of all our lives. Where devotion to God is expressed in everyday life and not just on Sundays. Where broken lives are being fixed and redeemed by the gospel of Jesus Christ. This Spirit life is in the Hub Church, which from its small beginnings has seen many souls saved. Following this last Sunday’s launch, I believe there are even better days ahead. If you have a passion for the Kingdom and seeing lives saved, there will be plenty of opportunity to get involved. Jesus once said “but new wine must be put into new w
