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God doesn’t call us to just tolerate our enemies, but to love them. Just as He does towards us.
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God doesn’t call us to just tolerate our enemies, but to love them. Just as He does towards us.
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So we’re going to be spending the whole term on James’ letter in the New Testament. It’s fantastic – wise, witty, challenging. You can grab the first 4 studies here.
Zephaniah’s rousing conclusion where he promises that the Lord your God is with you … He is mighty to save!
Welcome back to the first week of Growth Groups for the second half of the year! For the first week, we’re going to be doing a recap of Zephaniah. You can grab the study here.
Zephaniah pushes us toward a problem that affects each and every one of us: the problem of pride. So how do we spot pride in our own live? What are we meant to do with it? And how can we take Zephaniah’s advice to ‘seek humility’? (Zeph. 2:1-3:8)
Zephaniah warns God’s people that punishment is coming because of their sin. But, at the same time, God is incredibly patient – waiting for us to come to know Jesus and receive his salvation (Zeph. 1:1-18).
Our sexuality is important. But Christians would say we’re more than our sexuality. Our identity is found not in who we’re attracted to, or what our relationship status is, but in Jesus.
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We’re surrounded by desire in our arts, media, culture. We’re surrounded by people who tell us we should be fulfilled, we should pursue all our desires, and we can be satisfied. But where do you turn when you’re not?
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The first talk in our 4 week series on Song of Songs. This one starts by picking up the main theme of the book, that of love.
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Starting 1 June, we’re spending 4 weeks in the Song of Songs looking at love, desire, sexuality and patience. If you’re in a Growth Group, you can grab the studies here.