Efficient Church · 6 min read
Fifteen short prayers to read aloud for the Christmas Eve meal, Christmas morning, the family gathered together, people who are alone or grieving, and for the world.
Efficient Church · 5 min read
12 invitation texts for a Christmas service, for a flyer, text message, social media or a card for mailboxes, jargon-free, to make people who never go to church want to come.
Efficient Church · 6 min read
What Christmas celebrates according to the Bible, why Jesus was born, what Christmas is not, and how to live it even if you have not believed for long. A clear page, without jargon.
Efficient Church · 6 min read
Will you be alone on the evening of the 24th or on Christmas Day? Practical ideas, messages ready to send to ask for a seat at a table, and verses to hold on to.
Kensington Temple · 10 min read
In Colossians 2, Malcolm Duncan shows how the cross settles your past, disarms the powers and teaches you to live a victory shaped by Jesus.
All Souls Langham Place · 13 min read
In Acts 10, Jonathan Gillespie shows how the gospel crosses every barrier and makes Jews and Gentiles one people in Christ.
Église Lille Métropole · 9 min read
With Naaman and the little girl of 2 Kings 5, Yann Antoine shows God also works on Monday, behind our résumés and through one sentence of faith.
Kensington Temple · 11 min read
In Matthew 5, Malcolm Duncan shows how anger slides into contempt and calls us to move from our rights to our responsibilities.
All Souls Langham Place · 10 min read
In 1 Thessalonians 2, Ollie Lansdowne shows that a minister of the gospel proclaims the good news while caring for those who listen to him.
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Kensington Temple · 11 min read
In 1 Peter 3, Malcolm Duncan calls us to do what is right: in your relationships, under pressure, and because Jesus is Lord.
Jesus House London · 9 min read
Agu Irukwu shares seven truths about life's storms: they come even in God's will, they pass, and his presence keeps you.
Kensington Temple · 12 min read
In the mustard seed and the yeast (Matthew 13), Malcolm Duncan shows that God's kingdom is present before it is visible and works in secret.