Readings: Luke 17: 26 – 18:34. 2 John 4 – 9. Psalm 119: 1-8Do you ever stop to consider the Kingdom of God? My earliest recollection of how it was explained to me, was that the Kingdom of God is in two parts: ‘the Now’ and ‘the Not Yet’.The ‘Now’ as far as we are …
Today’s readings – Philemon 7-20 Psalm 146 Luke 17:20-25 Pause: Lord God, you reign forever. Still our hearts and minds now, as we prepare to hear from your word. Teach us how to sing praise to you as long as we live, how to rely completely …
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Today’s Readings: Titus 2:1-14. Psalm 37:3-5, 30-32. Luke 17:7-10. Titus was a Gentile convert whom Paul trusted as a capable and upright colleague. He is mentioned 13 times in the New Testament, but not in the book of Acts. Titus had worked in the churches at Ephesus and Corinth but perhaps his toughest assignment was to organise …
Today’s readings – Titus 1:1-9 Psalm 24:1-6 Luke 17:1-6 Pause: Lord God, still our hearts and minds now, as we prepare to hear from your word. Help us to appreciate your awesome power and might anew today. Remind us again of your holiness and impress upon us how unworthy we are to stand in your …
Congratulations to last weeks winners – see you on Friday for some more quiz action!
This weeks online service is now live! We may not be able to meet in person, but we can come together for some Virtual Church!
We are now going to have a Remembrance Service this Sunday. This will be a said outside service, where masks will have to be worn and will start at 10.30am. There will be Wreath Laying by the Parish Council, Sea Scouts and St. John’s. If you would like to attend, please let the office know …
The Love Southbourne quiz is taking place this Friday at 7.15pm. To take part all you need is a pen and paper, and to be here on Friday! Open to everyone – play on your own or as a team – Click here to go the quiz page.
Today’s Gospel reading is one of those that leaves you wondering. Wondering whether Jesus has any business sense at all, wondering whether he really thinks defrauding your boss is a good way to work, wondering what on earth he is actually trying to say. The whole parable seems to be at odds with the rest …