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What does it mean to love your neighbour?
By Rev Gav
In a previous message, I focused on the first of Jesus’ commandments — how we should love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and in this message I would like to explore the second commandment which is to love our neighbours as ourselves.
What does it mean to love God?
By Rev Gav
Jesus agreed that the law could be summarised as loving God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and loving our neighbour as ourself. In this message, Rev Gav explores the first of these greatest commandments.
What is the point in praying?
By Rev Gav
Do you find prayer difficult? I do. So what does it mean to pray and is there a best way of doing it?
Why do I love the Bible?
By Rev Gav
The Bible, wonderful and inspirational as it is, ultimately points to the good news of Jesus Christ, and in him our hope is found.
How can I be assured of my salvation?
By Rev Gav
What does it mean to be saved and is salvation something that can be lost? Let’s find out!
Where is Jesus in the storms of life?
By Rev Gav
We do not have a distant, impersonal God, but a God who journeys with us, and stands with us in our suffering, and this is a great comfort.
How can broken family relationships be restored?
By Rev Gav
If you have experienced angst in your family relationships then you are not alone. Jesus experienced angst in his family too.
Are our shadows welcome?
By Rev Gav
Should we leave our shadows at the church door or are we welcome to bring them with us?
What’s love got to do with it?
By Rev Gav
A religious teacher called Nicodemus tried to comprehend God’s rescue plan for humanity, and Jesus closed with these words (paraphrased), “Mate, it’s all about love.”
What does it mean to be baptised in the Spirit?
Love changes everything. It has the power to transform, and as God is love, so the Holy Spirit in our lives has the power to transform us and the world around us.
Where can God be found?
By Rev Gav
When thinking about God there is this ancient concept that God is ‘in’ everything. This week Rev Gav explores what this means for us.