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6 December 2015

Cheer Christmas Lunch

Speaker: Tim F Nash
Series: Sermons on a Theme
Passage: Matthew 1:18-2:23; Luke 1:26-2:20

St Mark's Church, Battersea Rise, London

« Wesleyan Revival The Kingdom of God »

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Combating fear by closing the gap with the 'other'. Passionate about Jesus, China, languages, education & technology. https://t.co/mJycwhebLl

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3 Jan

Last year I learned that the Biblical word we normally translate as faith ("pistis") is more about allegiance than mental assent. This gives the credal declaration that "Jesus is Lord" a profoundly different and radical significance. http://www.timfnash.com/writing/ichthus/

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2 Jan

“The songs that we wrote juxtaposed the integrity of the Kingdom of God and the injustice of our country.” Malcolm du Plessis on ‘Praise and Protest’

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26 Dec

“God doesn’t give us a song; He gives us a seed.” @briandoerksen

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18 Dec

The verb for remorse is to repent, which involves Owning Up, Being Straightforward, Learning from Mistakes, and Making Amends. @evepoole in https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2021/17-december/comment/opinion/don-t-be-weighed-down-by-the-sins-of-office

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14 Nov

Lead by example and invitation, not by coercion and control. @johnmarkcomer

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