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The other week Kees challenged us to not just be hearers of the word, but doers. That’s from James 1:22. It is so easy to just listen to a Sunday message, enjoy it and then promptly get on with life as normal. I know, I’ve done it! So this afternoon four of us (Mike Ikwuagwu, […]
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Clocks go forward by one hour on Saturday night. Grouchy kids and teenagers here we come as their body clocks adjust. But it’ll be light in the mornings and it might get warm soon as we head into Spring! Here’s a handy guide…
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I looked at my watch for the first time last night at 11:30pm as physical tiredeness was beginning to hit. We’d be praying and worshipping for a few hours without a break. We were calling on God for a fresh move of God in our land. I snuck a coffee and a biccie and carried […]
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During last Sunday’s message, Kees posed the provocative question the Lord asked him “What if 6000 turned up on Sunday?” What do you think? On the day of Pentecost the church grew from 120 (about our size) to 3120 in one day. They quickly organised to meet in homes and in the large temple courts […]
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We are excited to be holding a half night of prayer on Fri 22nd March from 8pm at our church offices 99c High Street. These are days of significant political turmoil, but we have an amazing national prophecy to fuel our prayers. Join us for as long as you can between 8pm and midnight!
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When Reginald Radcliffe preached at Oldmeldrum, to the North East of Inverurie, the large free church congregation was unimpressed by his simple unadorned gospel address. There was no response to the appeal at the end of the service and people began to make their way homeward, The workers gathered around Radcliffe in dismay, but he […]
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