Author: nickjones2011
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“Today you’ll be with me in paradise”
I wonder what we think of when think of paradise? A day like today – Drung in the sun! A beach in the Bahamas? A cruise in the Caribbean? If so our expectations are too low! The Bible says “No eye has seen, no ear has heard, no mind conceived what God has prepared for those…
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Light and momentary troubles?
Many are facing troubles at the moment that we would not describe as light and momentary, the weight of them sometimes feels like they would crush us. The apostle Paul faced his fair share of troubles, among other things he was beaten, stoned, lost loved ones, shipwrecked, faced a painful ‘thorn in the flesh’, and…
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Good News-an extra day!
I wonder how you’re getting on with your Bible reading in 2016?! If like me you’ve fallen a day behind, today is a great day to catch up! It’s an extra day this year so you have one more day to read through the Bible! It doesn’t really matter where you’re up to, but why…
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You’re not alone.
One of the challenges of depression is that people feel alone, I am posting a talk from Psalm 42 (click on the link above) that I gave at another church to hopefully help those who are in the midst of the struggle – you’re not alone. I hope the talk helps us all to better understand…
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Help me to pray!
On Sunday I mentioned a great little (free!) app that will help you to pray. We were thinking about how Paul prayed for those he hadn’t yet met (Colossians 1:9) and that he regularly prayed for them (Colossians 1:9). If you download Prayermate onto your phone or tablet you will be able to subscribe to prayer…
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What should I pray for?
Missed this morning’s sermon? Here it is: http://www.drungchurches.com/colossians/
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Best News in the World?
Last night we started our Christianity Explored Course, we had a great time, but the DVD left us with a niggling question – “if you don’t think the Gospel is the best news in the world – then you almost certainly haven’t understood it.” Wow, that’s a challenge! Do I really believe that the Good…
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Missed this morning’s sermon?
You can listen online here: http://www.drungchurches.com/colossians/
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More frightening than storm Henry?
Fishermen are used to storms and Jesus’ disciples were no exception, many of them were experienced fishermen and would have been out in many storms, but the one we read about in yesterday’s reading from Mark 4 must have been pretty severe as it left them fearing for their lives. And yet, it wasn’t the…