Joey Little speaks to us on the first Sunday in Advent from Matthew 2 verses 1-2, 11 asking us to consider what The Magi tell us about Jesus.

In a world of 16,000 different people group our challenge is how desperate are we to share Jesus. God gave His best in sending His Son, are we willing to give our best?

Richard Anniss speaks to us from 2 Peter 1:1-15 and John 15:1-11 about living the Christian life with the tension of passion and zeal & grace and rest. He challenges us to follow the example Jesus set for us and perserve.

Sam speaks to us on Safeguarding Sunday from Psalm 91 helping us see a world broken by sin; filled with dangers God never intended for His creation. God acknowledges evil; He does not ignore it! God actively protects giving us a refuge: a safe place to run and a fortress: a place where God arms and equips us.

Sam challenges us to use the processes, report any concerns. The impact will be a community where the vulnerable are safe, the wounded are healed, and every person knows they are seen, valued, and loved. Will you display God’s heart in your actions?

Ian Savory from Lighthouse Church in Sheringham encouraged us from Joshua chapter 4 verses 1 - 7 to remember all that God has done, how faithful He has been and to give thanks.

Ian challenged us to remember who has been faithful in our lives and to contact them to thank them. And ultimately to give thanks for our Saviour Jesus Christ.

Jonathan Armstrong from Diss Baptist Church talks to us about Paul's third missionary journey when he stopped at Troas from Acts 20 verses 7 - 12.

• The ordinary takes place in a gathering of believers
• The ordinary uses means of grace - The Bible: read, sing, pray & preach

- Pray

-The Lord's Supper & Holy Communion

• The ordinary is often despised
• The ordinary is foundation for something extraordinary

Sam talks from 1 Corintians 1 verses 8 - 9:

• God’s Faithfulness Is Defined in His Character. Faithfulness is not just what God does; it’s who He is. God will never fail, never break trust, and never abandon us.
• God’s Faithfulness Depends on God. If God’s faithfulness flows from His very nature, then it isn’t dependent on us. God doesn’t operate in contracts; ones written with clauses. He operates in covenants; He totally gives Himself to us.
• God’s Faithfulness Is Demonstrated by Our Salvation. The greatest display of God’s faithfulness is seen at the cross. He has already fulfilled the most painful promise of all; to save you through the cross. The cross is God’s ultimate act of faithfulness.

John McGinley speaks to us from Acts 19: 1 - 12 when Paul went to Ephesus and instead of following a well-worn strategy, he followed the Holy Spirit direction instead.

Don't try to systemise but create an environment where God can come into. It's about our posture and position.

Our challenges:

• Put Jesus in His rightful place as our Lord
• To be filled with the Holy Spirit
• Healing, we have been set free by Jesus to heal.