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06/09/2026

At our church today we thought about a really important question: Why did Jesus have to die?

It’s easy to think that God could simply forgive our sins, but the Bible shows us that there is much more to it. Sin brought death into the world, and God’s righteous law could not simply be ignored. Yet, wonderfully, God is also a God of mercy and love.

We thought about Jesus, the perfect man who shared our human nature and experienced temptation just as we do, yet lived a completely sinless life. He willingly gave his life in obedience to God, showing God’s righteousness and providing a way for our sins to be forgiven.

We also looked at Jesus’ words about the bronze serpent in the wilderness. Just as the Israelites who looked at the serpent were given life, Jesus explained that he too must be “lifted up” so that those who believe in him might have eternal life.

The message is one of incredible hope: Jesus did not die because of his own sins. He died so that people like us could live.

Through faith, repentance and obedience, we can look forward to the wonderful hope of eternal life that Jesus’ sacrifice makes possible.

03/09/2026

Our verse for today ....

31/08/2026

Jesus always said he would return and so did the angels in
Acts ch 1. “But when?” asked the disciples.
Jesus said he did not know, but when he did it would be as sudden and unexpected as it was for the people in Noah’s flood or S***m and Gomorrah, or even like the people in the twin towers or the flood in Nepal.
So as Jesus will come back that suddenly, what would we do if we knew it was tomorrow? Be kinder to people? Forgive someone? Pray? Give money to charity? ........
The advice Jesus gave his disciples was, to watch and be ready at all times. In Matthew ch 25, in the parable of the ten bridesmaids, Jesus makes the point that those who had prepared and were ready, were the ones who went into the feast. “Be prepared” is the watch word, “even so, come Lord Jesus”.

27/08/2026

Our verse for today ......

25/08/2026

On Sunday, at church our speaker for the day spoke to us about how God’s power is seen every day. We read from the book Genesis in chapter 1 which told us about God’s creation and how over a period of time the earth was created. We looked at several other books in the bible which referred to God’s creation. (Isaiah 40 v 28, Acts 17 v 24 and Colossians 1 v 16.)

Our speaker Tom, then took us on a journey as to how a simple meal like breakfast is made by God’s hand. Toast which comes from the wheat which is planted, watered and harvested Milk for our coffee from the cow which is a complicated process. Honey from the bee which has an amazing journey to produce honey. All very remarkable and beyond our comprehension. Tom gave us snapshot of how God’s power is everywhere.

22/08/2026

Our verse for today ...

16/08/2026

Fear not - only believe.
At our church service this morning we thought about fear. It’s perfectly normal to be afraid because fear is the body’s alarm system - it tells us, “you’re in danger”. We looked at several examples of people in the Bible who were afraid – for example at the time of Jesus’ birth, the shepherds who were watching their sheep at night when the angel of the Lord appeared and he told them not to be afraid because he was giving them good news about the birth of the saviour. The disciples were afraid when they were caught in a hurricane on the sea of Galilee and after Jesus had miraculously calmed the wind and the waves asked them why were they so fearful and had no faith. When Jairus the ruler of the synagogue was filled with dread at the news that his daughter had died, Jesus told him, “do not fear only believe”. We can overcome our natural fears through faith, and confidence in Jesus. Jesus invites people everywhere into a relationship with him. So when fears come that may overwhelm us we can put our faith and trust in Jesus.

10/08/2026

Thought for the Day:

Am I willing to trust God’s timing?

When we pray, do we expect God to answer according to our timeline? We can become impatient when the answer doesn’t come when we want it—but God is not limited by our schedules or expectations.

Sometimes His answer is yes, sometimes no, and sometimes not yet. Each requires us to trust that He knows what is best.

Rather than rushing God, let’s learn to wait, watch for His hand at work in our lives, and trust His timing—even when we don’t understand it.

God’s timing may not be our timing, but we can trust that His timing is always right

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3 Glenhills Boulevard
Leicester
LE28UF

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Tuesday	10:30am - 12pm
Sunday	9:30am - 1pm

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