Meadgate Church Great Baddow Christian Talks

Session 3 of our Early Kings series (1 Samuel Ch 8-12)

And be fishers of men. (Luke 5:1-11)

(1 Samuel 3-7)

Through the stories of Mary, Simeon and our own experience Luke talks about our response to waiting for God's promises - are we continually looking to see the next move of the Spirit? (Ezekiel 43:27-44, Luke 2:22-40)

First of a series of talks on Kings from the old testament beginning with Samuel. (1 Samuel 1)

This morning's service was fun-filled with lots of activity. But within it is the message that we should all be like Jesus and getting rid of the things that might be making that difficult. (Luke 4:14-21)

Anita looks at the story of John the Baptist and how this reveals God's heart of love for us all. (Luke 3:15-22)

Tim shares with us the story of the three wise men. What star are we following, are we taking God's love into the world with us? (Matthew 2: 1-12)

As we celebrate Christmas this year, reflect on the fact that Jesus came as a light into the World. You too should shine as a light in this World. (John 1:1-5,9, 14)

We hear that Pharoah allowed his heart to become hardened to God and paid the ultimate price. Don't be like Pharoah and stay faithful with God. (Ex 12:1-13, 29-32, Ex 13:17-18, 21-22, Ex 14:5-31)

In today's topsy turvy world, the one place where you can find stability is in God's Word and His promises. (Luke 21:25-36)

Giles sums up the series of talks on our lives outside Church. He reminds us that we are not to be of the world but to be transformed by God and bring his presence to those around us. All we do should be for Jesus.

An egg make look like a complete creation but it needs to be broken to be transformed into something wonderful. Giles explains how this applies to our Christian walk with God. (Mark 13:1-8)

Pharoah tried to impose limits on how the Israelites worshipped God. Are you limited in your worship to God? God wants us to worship Him without limits. (Ex 8:20-30, 10:3-29)

If you believe then you will see. (John 11:32-44)

When God asked Moses to speak to Pharoah, Moses comes up with good reasons for it not being him because he was afraid. Put your trust in God and He will actively support you in what He asks you to do. (Exodus 3:11-15; 4:1-17)

Steph reminds us how through all of life God is providing us with opportunities to be thankful and filled with his oveflowing joy. (Philippians 1:3-6)

Whatever the circumstances we are in, are we seeking God? Where is the vision of the burning bush in our lives? God knows - I have seen, I have heard! (Exodus 2:11-23, 3:1-10)

Alan Cutting from The Samaritans Purse talks to us about 3 key questions when under-taking any form of mission work: 1. Is it Kingdom based? 2. Is it Integral with the community? 3. Is it sustainable? (2 Kings 4:1-7, Mark 8:1-5)

Come to Jesus and enter the kingdom of heaven ... like a child... (Mark 10:13-16)