As we share the joys and sorrows of all that with our Christian friends too, we build each other up, encourage and support each other, as part of God’s big family. continue »
Sue Joyce
Sue is one of the Readers at St Editha’s Amington.
Jesus is… disowned and abandoned
We should be challenged by Peter’s fall from grace, but also encouraged that Jesus forgives us if we repent. continue »
Jesus is… overwhelmed with sadness
So we heard from the puppets about keeping promises, and trying to keep promises. It may be that of all the things you hear or say or sing this morning, that sticks most in your mind! So what about us, do we find promises hard to keep? How about this morning when you were getting […] continue »
Jesus is… worth it
Our theme in the “Jesus is …” series we’ve been hearing through Mark’s gospel is “Jesus is …. worth it!” Well, when I read today’s reading, the verse that came to my mind was actually one from Matthew’s gospel, chapter 6, verse 21: ”For where you treasure is, there will your heart be also.” Although, […] continue »
Jesus is… the Son of David
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Jesus is… the one with authority
The greatest authority for us Christians, is …. Christ. continue »
Following Jesus Together
These are our general principles: follow (Jesus), fish (for people), feed (the hungry) and focus. continue »
Your prayers: faithful or flaky?
I pray we all feel God’s presence with us today and in the week to come, in challenging, difficult or heart wrenching situations, and in times of thanksgiving. continue »
Your endurance: patient or grumbling?
When you find yourself saying: “I prayed for patience but I’m not getting it fast enough!” laugh at yourself, make a cuppa and have time-out to regroup – with Jesus and his teachings! continue »
Your faith: genuine or dead?
Do you walk the talk of your faith? This week, demonstrate your faith by what you do; walk the talk. continue »