Sue is one of the Readers at St Editha’s Amington.
And that’s what Jesus would have us have, in the midst of difficulty, the absolute assurance that he is there, that he has us in his hands, and that whatever happens, he will be with us, and we will be with him, not just for this life, precious as it is to us, but for eternity as well, and that is the ultimate goal for us as Christians. continue »
Be encouraged, be excited, not to stop at a point and think you’ve arrived, keep looking out for what new thing God has to show you! continue »
Instead of the actions and teachings being individual and not having a central point, now they do – the fact that Jesus is the Messiah continue »
May the Word of God may be determined in our place here in Amington, as it was in the days of the apostles two thousand years ago in Jerusalem. continue »
‘Today in the town of David a Saviour has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord.’ continue »
How will we respond to God’s invitation to the heavenly banquet? continue »
We need to be rooted and established in God’s love to be in a position to receive his love. continue »
We all have a share in the responsibility to help young people know Jesus. continue »
What do we think about a life with Jesus, what do we expect it to look like? continue »
Sometimes in the midst of it all, God simply steps into our lives, as he did for that one bent woman that day. continue »