Elim Church Bewbush

The friend of sinners is also the one who keeps all things going.

Is the weight of all the gruesome sin produced by all the terrible people of the world too much?

We explore our original condition, God's intervention and our new position.

We hear from a church leader about their mission trip to Cambodia with the Elim "Be Free" project.

We reflect on Matthew's striking account of the the Nazarene's resurrection.

Paul and Timothy reveal what God's might does to a believer.

The Holy Spirit is the only way to go the right way.

We are encouraged to see to that we are part of a global enterprise!

The Apostle Paul explores how to hope leads to faith which leads to love...

We find challenge and encouragement in Paul's mention of Timothy, holiness, as well as grace and peace.

Paulos. Apostolos. Christos. We lean in to the significance of the first three words of the Book Of Colossians.

We explore the importance of inner knowledge and the landscape of the first century.

We consider the importance of desire and how it can bring both goodness and evil.

We explore the important work of Open Doors and Faith in Action through personal testimony.

Commandment 9 speaks to us of justice, truth and peace.

Is the 8th commandment the worse one?

We explore the indispensable nature of God's empowering presence in our lives.

If He is faithful to us, can we be anything else?

Am I being good simply by not killing others?

Honouring our parents is the very foundation of good society.

Do we need to keep a day holy?

Both God's name and our language are important.

We consider the use of idols in religion.

We examine the very first commandment.

We look at the Ted Lasso, a holy mountain and a storyteller.

He is Risen!

We save the greatest picture of the church 'til last!

God's timing is everything.

There is no such thing as sacred spaces, only sacred people.

Our need for bread reveals a beautiful truth!

It is better to be in a storm with Jesus rather than on dry land without him.

The Apostle Paul uses the literary tool of anthropomorphism to explain church.

The Apostle Paul claims that Christians should think of themselves as ambassadors.

Celebrating Christmas is not found in the Bible. What should we do?

The strongholds that oppose us pale in comparison to the Church!

Last time we found delight in the works of our Heavenly Father and Elder brother Jesus. This week the focus falls on our own responsibilities in God's family.

What does it mean to be part of God's family?

Do you know much about sheep?

Why does the church exist at all?

We explore the dynamics of siblings and examine brotherly love.

We explore a spiritual trait that many cultures revere.

While no-one likes hardship in life it can bring out something invaluable in a believer.

First new fruit of the Spirit from Peter.

Beyond Paul's famous list of 9 fruit of the Spirit Pete would add some.

Enjoying the implications of Pentecost on Pentecost Sunday!!!

Our guest speaker talks about the prodigious love of our Heavenly Father.

What does the Bible say about giving and what does it look like at our church?

How do we react when everything goes wrong?

Exploring the implications of an early morning and a very large stone.

The last moment's of Jesus life remind us of the darkness in sin and the relief of salvation.

We explore the many different people that surrounded Jesus at his death.