When it comes to worshipping and serving God – give your very best in the Name of Jesus. Remembering that anything worth doing is worth doing well and also remembering that anything worth doing is worth doing badly.
Colossians 3
10Sep
EvangelismSpeaker: Jim Cheshire
Bangor Parish Church Podcast
Evangelism
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They say that you value what you do, and do what you value. When we apply that to our own thoughts and feelings on evangelism, how are we doing? What is our motivation for living as Christ’s ambassadors?
2 Corinthians 5:11-21
3Sep
FellowshipSpeaker: Nigel Parker
Bangor Parish Church Podcast
Fellowship
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Some drink to forget, we drink to remember. What a story of deliverance we have to celebrate!
Esther 8, Matthew 5.38-48
27Aug
Our God ReignsSpeaker: Nigel Parker
Bangor Parish Church Podcast
Our God Reigns
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Our God is King, we honour Him by living obediently, humbly and prayerfully. Amazingly, He honours those who honour Him through Jesus Christ.
Esther 6 & 7
20Aug
Bold I approach the eternal throneSpeaker: Nigel Parker
Bangor Parish Church Podcast
Bold I approach the eternal throne
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Wonderfully, as we pray ‘through Jesus Christ our Lord’, we discover that God, our awesome King, is totally approachable and generous.
Esther 4.1 – 5.8
13Aug
Jesus, King unlike any other!Speaker: Nigel Parker
Bangor Parish Church Podcast
Jesus, King unlike any other!
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The King of Heaven is in control and powerfully present even when He seems most absent.
Esther 2. 1-18
6Aug
The Parable of the Great BanquetSpeaker: Nigel Parker
Bangor Parish Church Podcast
The Parable of the Great Banquet
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Now is the day of salvation. Jesus invites you, yes even you, to join Him for dinner. R.S.V.P.
Luke 14.1-6, 12-24
30Jul
The BattleSpeaker: Jim Cheshire
Bangor Parish Church Podcast
The Battle
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How are we to fight the battles that we inevitably face in life? Jesus gives us the answer in the last petition of the Lord’s prayer.
James 1:2-18
23Jul
Forgive Us Our DebtsSpeaker: Jim Cheshire
Bangor Parish Church Podcast
Forgive Us Our Debts
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After learning to leave our practical needs in God’s care, along with the needs of the world, Jesus now teaches us to bring before him the matters of our hearts as well as he teaches us a lesson on forgiveness.
Matthew 18:21-35
16Jul
Why Worry When You Can PraySpeaker: Jim Cheshire
Bangor Parish Church Podcast
Why Worry When You Can Pray
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Instead of being anxious about them, Jesus invites us to pray every day for our every day needs, and the needs of the world, expecting that our faithful God will provide.
Matthew 6:25-34
9Jul
Who’s in Charge Here?Speaker: Jim Cheshire
Bangor Parish Church Podcast
Who's in Charge Here?
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Praying ‘Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven’ is a risky, bold, audacious prayer – but it’s the only way to experience God’s best for us and for our world.
Matthew 26:36-46
2Jul
Our Father In HeavenSpeaker: Jim Cheshire
Bangor Parish Church Podcast
Our Father In Heaven
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Why pray? For that matter, how do we pray? Join us as we look this month at Jesus’ teaching on prayer, which begins by offering a proper perspective that leads to a right response.
Matthew 6:5-15
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