We are nearing the end of this series on Solitude as a neglected path to God. Over the last number of weeks, we have been challenged to interpret the word…
Here is the audio recording of today's sermon: https://youtu.be/lAvnsrHKS04 Over the course of examining solitude as a neglected path to God we have been challenged to see solitude as a…
Over the last few weeks we have been exploring solitude as a path to God – one that has largely been neglected in the Christian church for several years. We…
While we often are told through messages and teaching in the Church that we are to deny ourselves, this has often led to an unhealthy denial of self. Bringing our…
So far in our study of Solitude as a neglected path to God, we have discovered that solitude and community were two paths that combined to provide Christians with a…
In the first message in this series, I introduced you to Solitude as a neglected path to God. I spoke briefly about some of the gifts that solitude can bring…
“Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan and was led by the Spirit in the wilderness…” (Luke 4:1) That’s how the gospel writer Luke begins the story…
It may seem strange to focus on Solitude as a neglected path to God but the season of Lent leading into Easter provides a perfect opportunity to explore a dimension…
We are so familiar with the 12 disciples that we can often forget that they were ordinary people from varied backgrounds and levels of education who became the spokespeople for…
Decades ago now there was a song with the line “love is a many splendored thing.” It was – as most of the songs of that era – an attempt…