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August 11, 2019
Published by Alys Martin on August 11, 2019
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Work That Matters Pt2

How can we give people a taste of what the banquet of heaven will be like, through the work that we do now?
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August 11, 2019
Published by Alys Martin on August 11, 2019
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Work That Matters Pt2

How can we give people a taste of what the banquet of heaven will be like, through the work that we do now?
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August 4, 2019
Published by Alys Martin on August 4, 2019
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Work That Matters Pt1

Work and faith do not exist in different worlds. Instead, they come together beautifully in hope-driven workship'.
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November 20, 2016
Published by Alys Martin on November 20, 2016
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How Christianity Changed The World – Acts Pt10

Ephesus was a prosperous port city and a centre for trade and commerce. It was also a centre of pagan religion, supporting the famous Temple of Artemis. In the Ephesian world-view, spiritual power was exerted through priests, sorcerers and spells, sacrifices and evil spirits, subjecting many to endless rituals, curses and blessings. And so Pauls proclamation of Jesus Christ as Lord of all completely disrupted the established order. As a result, some believed and were saved, others resisted and opposed the gospel at every opportunity. (Please note, bible study questions relating to the sermon can be accessed by clicking on the paperclip icon, found on the right).
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November 20, 2016
Published by Alys Martin on November 20, 2016
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How Christianity Changed The World – Acts Pt10

Ephesus was a prosperous port city and a centre for trade and commerce. It was also a centre of pagan religion, supporting the famous Temple of Artemis. In the Ephesian world-view, spiritual power was exerted through priests, sorcerers and spells, sacrifices and evil spirits, subjecting many to endless rituals, curses and blessings. And so Paul's proclamation of Jesus Christ as Lord of all completely disrupted the established order. As a result, some believed and were saved, others resisted and opposed the gospel at every opportunity. (Please note, bible study questions relating to the sermon can be accessed by clicking on the paperclip icon, found on the right).
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June 21, 2015
Published by Alys Martin on June 21, 2015
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Another Day, Another Dollar – Finding True Value In Work Pt3

In this final sermon of the series we look at practical ways that our work can honour God.
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June 14, 2015
Published by Alys Martin on June 14, 2015
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Another Day, Another Dollar – Finding True Value In Work Pt2

We hate work because it has become distorted by sin. It is now often unproductive toil, marred by relational conflict and breakdown and pursued for the sake of self glory. But it is not without hope of redemption now and in the future. (Please note, bible study questions relating to the sermon can be accessed by clicking on the paperclip icon, found on the right).
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June 14, 2015
Published by Alys Martin on June 14, 2015
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Another Day, Another Dollar – Finding True Value In Work Pt2

We hate work when our work deviates from the satisfaction found in God's goodness. Creation groans and work is frustrating because of our rejection of God and His goodness and we default to living out to frustrated stories about work: working to live or living to work. (Please note, bible study questions relating to the sermon can be accessed by clicking on the paperclip icon, found on the right).
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June 7, 2015
Published by Alys Martin on June 7, 2015
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Another Day, Another Dollar – Finding True Value In Work Pt1

Exploring the foundations of a Christian perspective on work In the first of a 3 part series.
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