George Street Church

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George Street Church Founded by Seventh-day Adventist believers. We meet every Saturday from 9:30 for Song Service, 10am for Sabbath School and 11:30 for Divine Service.
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Please come and join us and stay for a fellowship lunch.

30/10/2026

Feeling isolated or abandoned by those closest to you can be a heavy burden to bear. Yet, there is a profound comfort in the promise that solitude is never truly absolute. Jonathan Bennett, speaking at George Street Church, offers a powerful reminder that even when family or friends seem distant, there is a constant, unwavering presence walking right alongside you.

This message turns the focus toward the hope found in faith, directing hearts toward the prophetic promise in Revelation 1:7. It’s an encouraging reflection for anyone enduring trials or navigating seasons of loneliness, reminding us that we are never walking the path by ourselves.

30/10/2026

Standing for what you believe in often means facing tough choices, but true character is revealed when principles and courage collide. In this thought-provoking message from Jonathan Bennett at George Street Church, the concept of conviction is explored through a powerful lens: how to hold firmly to one's beliefs without retreating from duty or forsaking those around you.

It’s a rare look at the balance between staying true to personal integrity and actively contributing to the greater good. Rather than viewing non-violence or specific personal beliefs as a way to chicken out, this perspective challenges the viewer to find a way to serve others while refusing to compromise on core values. For anyone wondering how to navigate the modern world with an unwavering moral compass, this reflection offers a refreshing and challenging outlook.

29/10/2026

Imagine trading a finite lifespan for something truly infinite. Jonathan Bennett, speaking at George Street Church in Lutterworth, poses a compelling question about the math of faith: if a century of devotion leads to an eternal reward, what is the real value of that exchange? It’s a profound perspective on the scale of sacrifice versus the weight of glory. A thought-provoking reflection on legacy and the eternal perspective.

29/10/2026

The urgency of the times has never been more apparent. As global events continue to unfold, many are reflecting on the prophetic warnings that suggest we are living in the final chapters of history. This powerful message from Jonathan Bennett, captured at George Street Church in Lutterworth, serves as a poignant reminder that there is no time to lose. It’s a call to awaken from complacency, urging believers to stand firm on guard and share the message of Christ’s soon return with genuine earnestness. A thought-provoking perspective on what it means to live with purpose in the closing hours of probation.

28/10/2026

Behold, he cometh with clouds, and every eye shall see him.

There is a profound weight to these ancient words, painting a picture of a moment that will forever alter the course of human history. Jonathan Bennett dives deep into the significance of Christ's return, exploring the reality of a global revelation where no one will be left unaware. Preached at George Street Church in Lutterworth, this message challenges listeners to consider the implications of a day that changes everything. It’s a compelling reflection on faith, prophecy, and the finality of what lies ahead.

28/10/2026

A startling reflection from the archives, echoing through time. Jonathan Bennett takes to the pulpit at George Street Church in Lutterworth, England, to revisit a powerful, prophetic observation from the Reuben Herald, dating all the way back to January 11, 1887.

The message is as striking today as it was over a century ago: Already the judgments of God are abroad in the land, as seen in storms, in floods, in tempests, in earthquakes, in perils by land and by sea. It is a profound look at how humanity has long wrestled with the signs of the times and the forces of nature. A thought-provoking perspective that invites contemplation on history, faith, and the world around us.

27/10/2026

Is your faith built on a person, or is it built on the Truth?

It’s an easy trap to fall into—placing our spiritual trust in a dynamic speaker, a beloved pastor, or a respected elder. But when we anchor our relationship with God to a human being, what happens when that leader inevitably stumbles? When people fail, faith can feel like it’s collapsing right along with them.

Jonathan Bennett, preaching at George Street Church in Lutterworth, challenges this reliance on human figures. He offers a vital perspective on ensuring your walk with God remains unshakable, even when the people you look up to let you down. Discover how to build a faith that stands firm regardless of who is standing on the platform.

27/10/2026

When the weight of the world feels heavy, it is easy to lose perspective on the bigger picture. In a powerful moment from George Street Church, speaker Jonathan Bennett challenges the way we view our current struggles, offering a profound reminder that even the deepest trials are merely temporary when measured against the vastness of eternity. This short clip provides a necessary shift in mindset, reframing suffering not as an endpoint, but as a path toward something far greater.

26/10/2026

A powerful reflection on hope and anticipation. Jonathan Bennett shares a moving reading of In a Little While We're Going Home at George Street Church in Lutterworth, England. Stripped of music, the profound message of these lyrics resonates with even greater clarity and depth. Take a moment to pause, listen, and reflect on these timeless words that offer comfort to anyone looking toward the future.

26/10/2026

True freedom begins with the individual. In a powerful moment captured at George Street Church, Lutterworth, Jonathan Bennett offers a sobering reflection on the responsibility that comes with liberty. The strength of society hinges on the willingness of people to stand firm in their convictions, even when they must do so alone. Without that courage, the path toward a collective descent into the dark becomes all too rapid. A profound reminder that independence of thought and spirit is the ultimate bulwark against cultural decline.

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Le17 4ef
Lutterworth
LE174EF

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Wednesday 6:30pm - 8pm
Saturday 9:30am - 4pm

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