Meadgate Church Great Baddow Christian Talks

Today we hear about the role of men in our families and in the service of God. (Matthew 1:18-25, 2:13-23)

Luke reminds us that we are called to accept one another and that this demonstration of love can provide a quiet voice in the clamour of opinions that bombard us. (Romans 15:4-13, Matthew 3:1-12)

(1Peter 1:3-9)

Probably one of the most difficult readings in the bible, however, at the end we see what it is about and what our response should be. (Judges 19)

Interview with Jubeida Adams from Emotional Well-being and Mental Health Society (EWMHS) and the connection with Meadgate Church.

As Christmas draws near once again, our minds and efforts go into preparing for Christmas. But what will you give to God? With God, it's not about the material amount but giving of your heart. (Luke 21:1-4)

Andy introduces the theme of prayer. When we pray we should: - Recognise who God is - Pray about needs not wants - Be prepared to change (Matt 6:5-18)

Churches working together in mission are a powerful force as seen in the early churches and in the present day. Alan tells of us about the impact that this is having in the world today. (Psalm 67)

(Luke 18:1-8)

Anita talks about the 10 lepers who called on Jesus to have pity on them and invites us to put our needs in front of Jesus, our master. (Luke 17: 11-19)

The first 8-9 minutes of this track are about the work done by the "Thy Kingdom Come" organisation with Sue Kentesbur. This morning's sermon is about giving and giving from the heart and so it becomes something you love. (1 Chronicles 29:6-14, Ephesians 4:1-16)

"One, two, miss a few...one hundred" God doesn't miss one of us out when he counts us. He knows when one of us is missing - he will look for you! (Luke 15: 1-7)

The issues in this sermon on the rape of Tamar are sensitive. Please listen with care and if you are affected by these issues, please do find appropriate listening help or contact Meadgate Church. (2 Samuel 13:1-22)

Jesus does amazing things in church. (Luke 13:10-17)

(Luke 15:11-32)

When you pray to God, do you pray expecting answers like a juvenile, or is it with trust and hope. Listen to Pat's sermon as she takes us through a process of how we should approach prayer. (Luke 11:1-13)

Steph describes the snacks she bought this morning ...... but forgot the most important thing! As we reflect on the passage about Martha and Mary do we sometimes forget to spend time in God's presence? Steph challenge to herself and us is to make time this week to be in God's presence and listen to His voice. (Luke 10:38-42)

Jesus is the good samaritan and we are the ones in the ditch!! (Colosians 1:1-14, Luke 10:25-37)

Luke speaks of the battle between our fleshly ancestry from Adam and our spiritual ancestry through Jesus. To win the battle against the flesh we need to embrace our spiritual ancestry through the Holy Spirit. (Gal 5:1,13-25 Lk 9:51-62)