Wondering what to do during these cold, dark evenings? Well get stuck into a Home Group this term where you’re sure to receive a warm welcome.
This term we will be discussing the old testament hero Daniel.
Groups run on Wednesdays from 8pm to 9:30pm. Contact Ian Gilmour for more information.
This term we will spend several weeks going through the encouraging book of Galatians, where we hope to increase our faith in God and his word.
We will then look at Mark during lent, and focus on Jesus incredible rescue plan as we build up to Easter.
This term we will be looking at Exodus and learning about how God relates to his people both then and now,
We will hear about the Holy Spirit from Romans 8,
And we will look at the start of the Gospel of John in our build up to Christmas.
Autumn Sunday Sermon Programme
This Autumn term we are going to be looking at different parts off the bible to see what God has to say about Work.
We will see how to approach work from God’s point of view as we go thropugh it’s studies thinking about why work can be both fulfilling and frustrating. Whether you are in or out of work, just come out of education or retiered, these studies will both excited you about and challenge you with God’s perspective of working in his world.
If you’re not already in a Home Group we would love you to join one for Prayer, Care and Bible Study. Please get in touch.
As we’ve studied Hebrews 11 on a Sunday, among other things, we’ve been moved and inspired by Biblical examples of faith as they’ve pointed beyond themselves to Jesus – “the pioneer and perfecter of faith” (12v2). Therefore, this summer why not download a Christian biography or two to listen to, to see more examples of how God has worked in and through regular people for his glory?
Below are two trustworthy* sites with many biographies all available for free download:
*Please note that we have not listened to all of the talks on these sites and therefore cannot vouch for all of them. The Holy Redeemer takes no responsibility for content on other sites.
As we’ve studied Hebrews 11 on a Sunday, among other things, we’ve been moved and inspired by Biblical examples of faith as they’ve pointed beyond themselves to Jesus – “the pioneer and perfecter of faith” (12v2). Therefore, this summer why not pick up a Christian biography or two, to see more examples of how God has worked in and through regular people for his glory?
Here are book recommendations from the staff team (click on any title to go to 10ofthose.com to make a purchase):
Mark talks frankly and movingly about facing death with Christ as he experiences terminal cancer. Very good to give away to friends and neighbours. Length: very short.
Read how Wilberforce was driven by the gospel to bring out the end of the slave trade and great changes in the moral life of Great Britain. Length: short.
A heart-warming look at the spread of the gospel amongst and by students around the world. Length: medium.
28 short inspiring biographies of Christians from the 16th to 19th Centuries. Length: medium.
Written as a novel but based on true stories, a fascinating insight into life of Christians who have converted from a Muslim background. Length: medium.
The compelling testimony of the work of Christ in saving a former New York street gang leader. Length: medium
The wonderful story of a troubled and violent young man in Zimbabwe who was converted when he went to fire bomb an event in town with a travelling evangelist. Length: medium.
Stories from the 1st to 16th Century of Christians who have been called to make the ultimate sacrifice for Christ. Length: medium.
Read about the dramatic conversion of a well-off English professor. Length: medium.
Not strictly a biography, however, a brilliant read. Mike takes us through a brief look at the Reformation – what happened and why it matters. Length: medium.
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We look forwards to seeing you there.
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The Holy Redeemer annual day away this year focused on how to be a disciple-making church. We gathered at Emmanuel Church Wimbledon and enjoyed two terrific talks by Jonathan Fletcher, former vicar of Emmanuel. The day had a very wet start but by the end of the morning brightened up, so after being fed by God’s word and by lunch kindly prepared by Lynn and Ian Andrews we went for a lovely walk across Wimbledon Common. The day was rounded off by tea, discussion and prayer.
Then on Sunday morning, Jonathan spoke for us again, delivering a third talk on our theme of being a disciple-making church. All three talks are now available to download from our talks page.
Prayer and Bible study groups are held at various church member’s homes. The aim is for people to grow in their love for God and for each other through studying his Word. Groups run on Wednesday’s from 8pm to 9.30pm. Contact Ian Gilmour for more information.
This term we are looking at God’s promises and how he keeps them as we take an overview of the whole Bible in 9 sessions. Come along to get a better grasp of God’s faithfulness as we see his unfolding plan of salvation in the Bible.
