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The Sin of Self-Focus

Paul Kiefte

When Jesus healed the paralysed man at the pool of Bethesda He resolved what the invalid believed was his biggest problem, his inability to walk. Later, when Jesus met him again in the Temple, He spoke to Him about his sin, which was in fact his real problem and what stopped him recognising who Jesus was. Jesus could help the man walk again, but only he could choose to stop being self focused and set his gaze on Jesus who was standing right in front of him. Through this Biblical narrative we see the sin of self-focus and how it can keep us from living in the fulness of God.

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2. Martha: Loving God on Your Terms

Simon Kostas

Martha knew who Jesus was and believed in Him. She loved Jesus and He her. This was at least the third time Jesus had come to her house. But Martha’s response highlights…

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Jeremiah #2: Living in God’s Context

Simon Kostas

In the second sermon in the series we see how in giving Jeremiah His context, God invited him - as He invites each of us - to live in His Kingdom.

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Responding to the Holy Spirit

Toby
Galloway

Responding to the Holy Spirit is a fundamental aspect of the mature Christian life. As lovers of Jesus, those responses are the steps which make-up our walk with God.

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