Thursday, 19 January 2017
Some Words for Thursday - With Great Blessing Comes Great Responsibility (Matthew 5v13-16)
We're coming to a break in our series in Matthew, looking this week at the verses following "the beatitudes". We see that the promises of future blessing do not lead to spiritual laziness in the present, but spiritual vigour.
(You'll notice we're trying a different format for the recordings, using Soundcloud instead of Youtube. This should (hopefully) allow you to download the recording, rather than having to listen to it streaming.)
Labels:
beatitudes,
blessing and responsibility,
gospel of matthew,
Jesus Christ,
Welshpool Community Church
Wednesday, 21 December 2016
Some Words for Wednesday - Why does Christmas make us sing?
In this message, recorded at our Christmas Carol Service, we explore why the birth of Christ motivates us to sing.
Monday, 5 December 2016
Just Another Melodic Monday - O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
It's December, so it seems appropriate to have some Christmas-themed songs! Here is "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" from Sovereign Grace Music's album, "Prepare Him Room". The lyric have been updated, allowing the song to progress from Old Testament hope to New Testament reality.
Monday, 21 November 2016
Just Another Melodic Monday - Joy Has Dawned
We recently had a song evening, where we shared and learned new songs together. "Joy has dawned" is one example, which we began learning in preparation for the Christmas season.
Labels:
christmas,
Corporate worship,
joy has dawned,
keith getty,
kristyn getty,
Welshpool Community Church
Wednesday, 16 November 2016
Some Words for Wednesday - Blessed are the merciful
We reach Matthew chapter 5 verse 7 as we continue to study the Beatitudes. Apologies for missing the first couple of minutes!
Monday, 14 November 2016
Just Another Melodic Monday - In Christ Alone
I love hearing this well-known song being given a fresh sound because of the character of the church it's being sung in.
Wednesday, 9 November 2016
Some Words for Wednesday - Matthew 5: Now, but not yet
We're continuing our series in Matthew 5, "The Beatitudes", focusing attention this time on verses 5 and 6. The message considers how we are blessed in the present by promises of the future; blessed by the "now-but-not-yet".
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