Prayer
Today the prayer meeting will be led by Matt Searles.
Click below for the prayer points for today in PDF format. Please use these to pray throughout the day.
Bible Reading: Hope because Jesus is Righteous
In this morning’s Bible Reading I will be expounding Psalm 5. Under our theme of Hope this will point us to the great hope that comes from watching Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith (Hebrews 12:2) as he knows what it means to be righteous. As we hope in Jesus, we learn to enjoy righteousness in him.
Seminar: Sharing hope with friends (evangelism)
Against the backdrop of a world scarred by COVID-19, the brightness of Christian hope shines distinctly above the noise of fear, uncertainty and death. In this very timely seminar, Kristi Mair and Andy Bannister will explore what is unique about Christian hope, especially in a coronavirus world. They’ll then share some very practical tools for how we can talk to our friends, neighbours and colleagues about the hope of the gospel. In a world in chaos where people are increasingly asking questions about hope, Andy and Kristi will equip you to share the difference that Jesus makes.
Join us for the Q&A sessions that follow the seminars each day. Text in your question to the following number 07380308859 for consideration in the Q&A.
Book recommendations: The Atheist Who Didn’t Exist by Andy Bannister; Questioning Evangelism by Randy Newman; More>Truth by Kristi Mair and Plugged In by Dan Strange.
Virtual Keswick 4 Kids Hope Hunters
Is it good news that God is Righteous? This will be one of the questions we think about when looking at Psalm 5. We want to answer ‘YES!’ of course it is, it’s good that we have a God who hates injustice, a God who isn’t indifferent about suffering and sin. It’s good that because of who God is that those things will come to an end in the new creation. However, when we look at our own hearts, we are hit with a dilemma as we see sin in our lives. When we honestly reflect on the wickedness of our own hearts, can we honestly say we can pray this psalm? The teaching of God’s Word through singing, memory verses and a craft time will look at what this means for each of us.
Virtual Keswick Youth
Is it good news that God is Righteous? This will be one of the questions we think about when looking at Psalm 5. We want to answer ‘YES!’ of course it is, it’s good that we have a God who hates injustice, a God who isn’t indifferent about suffering and sin. It’s good that because of who God is that those things will come to an end in the new creation.
But, when we look at our own hearts, we are hit with a dilemma as we see sin in our lives. When we honestly reflect on the wickedness of our own hearts, can we honestly say we can pray this psalm?
The teaching of God’s Word through activities will explore this. Join host Louise Silk and speaker Phil Baraniak for this morning’s session.
Count Everyone In
We’d love you to join us for this short daily session with Count Everyone In.
Virtual Keswick Youth Evening
Hope because Jesus is Righteous is the theme of tonight’s session. We’ll be digging deep into 1 Peter 3.18 to explore this verse means – and what it means for us. Andy Acheson will be giving a talk and the session will be hosted by Sarah Bradley and Ben Moon. Join us, and invite your friends too, for an evening of songs, a talk and a discussion. We’ll also be hearing about hope, reasons for hope and looking at hope for our nations.
Evening Celebration
Join us for a time of sung worship and engaging teaching by Graham Daniels. He will be speaking about the theme of Our hope: the appearing of Jesus Christ, focusing on Titus 2. There will also be book recommendations and a mission interview.