Elim Bewbush | Part Of Efga Charity No. 251549 Podcast

A recording from a YouTube Live event. Our second sermon on a series looking forward to Pentecost.

We learn from a passage in Acts 4 some of the implications of Jesus' majestic resurrection from the dead.

We trace God's plan of salvation in the significance of blood.

This morning we examine the impact COVID-19 restrictions have on us individually and collectively as a church. We draw on the inspiration of Jeremiah and Paul to calculate a response.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic Elim Church Bewbush ceases to meet physically. However we are working hard to ensure this doesn't slow us down. In this privately recorded talk we explore Jesus' mother Mary, mother's in general and our own faith.

We examine the idea that both celibacy and marriage are charisma.

Our guest speaker Dave Dickson explores the purposes of Christian life and how to meet these head on.

We interrogate the Biblical idea that we are all given a gift and that we should work hard at using it to love others.

Our guest speaker Dave Campbell invites us to do what we can do for God so that He can do what he does best!

We look at sleeping, love and hospitality.

We take a look at sin, wild people and heaven.

We examine a passage by the Apostle Peter that even Martin Luther found hard to understand.

We consider the holiness of God and the freeloading nature of the Christian faith.

We hear from various members of our community about their lives in 2019.

The shepherds speak of an authentic and unpretentious search and discovery of joy. 

We examine the importance of the supernatural in the nativity story and the wider Christian faith.

We discover the importance of Jesus' incarnation to the Christian faith. We also examine the importance of the historical dimension.

We explore Peter's call for believers to give a reason for their hope.

As the Apostle Peter quotes Isaiah we discover how to deal with evil times.

During Messy Church we consider the story of Jonah. We see how his passions so often reflect ours!