170 years ago, Charles Dickens wrote "A Christmas Carol" a short story about a miserly and miserable old Scrooge, who is transformed after seeing the reality of his past, present and future.
We are all time travellers. We remember past experiences, live in the present and look towards the future. How we view our time affects how we live our life. How do we live life in light of the Christmas Story and from the perspective of the Kingdom of God?
Join us this December on a Sunday Morning at Sidney Stringer Academy to hear how the Christmas Story affects our past, present and future.
We are all time travellers. We remember past experiences, live in the present and look towards the future. How we view our time affects how we live our life. How do we live life in light of the Christmas Story and from the perspective of the Kingdom of God?
Join us this December on a Sunday Morning at Sidney Stringer Academy to hear how the Christmas Story affects our past, present and future.
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PART 01
Christmas Past As Christmas draws near, so too will a lot of tensions. Yet again things around money, relationships and family aren't looking quite so rosy - but it doesn't have to be this way.
You can be free from the chains of your past and move forward to a brighter Christmas, if you give the situation over to Jesus. |
PART 02
Christmas Present What kinds of gifts will you be giving this year? What kind of value will they hold?
As the commercial world tells us to spend regardless of our income, how can we hold to the notion that our love and our time together really is worth more than the shiny boxes under the tree? |
PART 03
Christmas Future What is your vision for 2014?
How will life change? How will you change? ...let the future begin! |
Previous talks from our Sunday Morning Gathering...
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Church is first and foremost a gathering of people with a purpose. Church is a community. At Coventry Vineyard, we want to be real people living real life. We want to understand what it means to belong to one another, and be devoted to one another in love. (Romans 12:10).
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The "Sermon on the Mount." is Jesus' manifesto of what 'real' life should be and how His followers should live life in the reality of His Kingdom.
Join us as we uncover and seek to put into practice the most challenging words ever spoken. |
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The followers of Jesus asked him to teach them to do just one thing. To pray. They saw something different in his prayer life. What can we learn from this prayer that he taught his followers...
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We all value good character. In others. As followers of Jesus our character should be changing. We want our character to reflect His character.
This series is not about making you a little bit better, it's about transformation, it's about how to become more like Jesus and reflect God's character to others. |
