Christian Life Church Shipley

In unfamiliar and challenging places, following the example of Jesus means sitting at the well.

So are you. Here's why it's biblical truth, and critical we know it deeply.

Derek shares on the well within us, and how to draw from it as we move with Father, Son and Spirit into this year of new beginnings...

There's a powerful question God asks Jonah AFTER the famous part of his story, and it's one we must all ask ourselves...

'Christmas is about the creator of the universe being reduced down to a collection of cells.'

How aware was Mary that she was carrying Christ? More importantly... how aware are we that we carry Him now?

"For now, just come to see me every day and let me remind you how much I care."

'The time for thrashing about is over. It's time to put your head back, float and trust in the buoyancy of the Father.'

How are we able to quiet the noise within?

The tools we use depend on the outcome we pursue... so what do you need through the cave and the lion's Den?

'We must face reality, but not get stuck in it'

Adam takes us back to the new years word from 2021, and how we must return to the root of what it means to rest...

Maybe God cares more that we make space to create with Him, than what we actually create...

'The whole point of the cross was that you were always welcomed home, and the door to love would always be open.'

What do you need in a dark, tight space? 'Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path'

"In repentance and rest is your salvation, in quietness and trust is your strength." - Isaiah 30:15

Adam begins with a huge thank you for our journey as a family, and then leads us to a key question about the position of our hands and hearts...

'I am not worthy to be called your son' - can you relate? Anca reminds us that no matter how we feel, His arms are always our true home.

'Maybe our definition or repentance needs adjusting. Maybe it simply means to come back home. Back to our original position in the arms of the Father.'

Paul shares on Ahab and Elijah, and a book from 2001 that directed a church through the pandemic 20 years later. Samantha and Anne follow with testimonies of transformation and a prompt from God.