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Last in this series from the archives on pictures of Biblical Leadership with Adrian Reynolds.

‘We need to care more for the children God gives to us … more than we do for ourselves… Like mothers we must put everything into serving, because we want the best for our children … no place for being superior, no place for being proud.’

These talks from the Gospel according to John, lead us deeper into the friendship and intimacy with Christ that lies at the heart of LIFE, now and to come. The wonderful message of Jesus is that this life can begin now – in much greater richness and intimacy than Christians have sometimes grasped.

'We are united to Jesus, our brother, with bonds of family love. Indeed, we are at one with him and with our Father.'

'Being a fool if you like, is all about drawing attention away from ourselves and drawing attention towards Jesus Christ our Saviour.'

'Being a fool for Christ… is a very good quality in a Christian worker.’

'Believers share Jesus ways and priorities… And whether in this world or the next, we share a home with the Father, Son and Spirit.'

These talks from the Gospel according to John, lead us deeper into the friendship and intimacy with Christ that lies at the heart of LIFE, now and to come. The wonderful message of Jesus is that this life can begin now – in much greater richness and intimacy than Christians have sometimes grasped.

Jesus promises to continue the mission he began on earth, not through some special class of believers, but through every believer (John 14v12-14).

As ambassadors Christ's servants are 'to show people what Jesus is like’

Matt Gamston from Trinity Baptist Church, Gloucester, preached a rousing exposition of 2 Corinthians 1:1-11. Matt drew on his experience in Manila to show that ‘Bringing the truth to light’ means (i) suffering (ii) weakness (iii) dependence and (iv) power. 

In 2018 at our Root Hill Youth Camp, Andrew King did a series of talks on The Sermon on the Mount.

 

In the fifth talk in the series Andrew challenges us to not be judgemental, not to take the place of God in writing others off, but to do good to them. While personally we should be seeking to change within ourselves to be living more like Christ.

The Church leader as a pilot – “God holds us to account for what we do but he doesn’t want us to do everything … everyone is needed… each believer is involved in helping”

Union with Christ - those who travel with Jesus find true, everlasting life. They not only die with Jesus, but they also experience resurrection life.

In the final session at our Annual Mission Day 2018 David Campbell (North Preston Evangelical Church) preached a very moving sermon on Acts 23:11, looking at the assurance the Lord gave Paul that having testified for him in Jerusalem, he would also testify in Rome. God’s plan is unassailable, even if in mission we often cannot see how it will be worked out.

In 2018 at our Root Hill Youth Camp, Andrew King did a series of talks on The Sermon on the Mount.

 

In the fourth talk in the series Andrew challenges us to seek God's kingdom first and encourages us that by doing so we never miss out, but instead are blessed when we put the kingdom first and we can have true peace.

The Church leader as a sportsman - Adrian Reynolds looks at a new description from the New Testament.

 

These talks on Union with Christ (with Clive Bowsher) from the Gospel according to John, lead us deeper into the friendship and intimacy with Christ that lies at the heart of LIFE, now and to come. 

Being a Christian, John has already shown us, is all about being in the same sort of relationship with God that Jesus has with the Father.