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Lord, Make Me Holy – How should Christians respond to their own brokenness? – Ephesians 2:19-22 – Andrew Gardner

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Lord, Make Me Holy – How should Christians respond to their own brokenness? – Ephesians 2:19-22 – Andrew Gardner
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Hope Live | Lord, Make Me Holy | Ephesians 2:19-22 | Andrew Gardner

In this moving and insightful message, Andrew Gardner unpacks the powerful imagery of the Church as a building, as described in Ephesians 2:11-22. He explores how Jesus demolished the barriers that once separated people from God, breaking down walls of hostility and creating a new, united people in Him.

Through vivid biblical pictures—from the Tabernacle in the wilderness to Solomon’s Temple—Andrew reveals God’s heart to dwell among His people. More than that, he reminds us that God builds with broken stones—people like you and me, with our flaws, struggles, and imperfections.

23/02/2025

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Lord, Make Me Holy – How can the church be unified? – Ephesians 2:11-18 – Stephen Baines

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Hope Live | Lord, Make Me Holy | Ephesians 2:11-18 | Stephen Baines

In this inspiring episode, Pastor Stephen Baines shares a powerful message on unity—both in our relationship with Christ and within the church community. Drawing on Ephesians 2:11-18 and a compelling rugby analogy, he explores how our bond with God strengthens our ability to stand together as one body. He reflects on breaking down barriers, fostering reconciliation, and living a life fully aligned with God’s calling. Tune in for encouragement, practical wisdom, and a renewed vision for unity in faith and fellowship.

16/02/2025

Pastor Notes: https://www.hopelancaster.co.uk/united-in-christ/

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How should we act under pressure? – Acts 4:23-31 – Cristi Murgu

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How should we act under pressure? – Acts 4:23-31 – Cristi Murgu
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Hope Live | Acts 4:23-31 | Cristi Murgu

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Did Jesus meet the expectations of the messiah? – 02/02/2025

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Did Jesus meet the expectations of the messiah? - 02/02/2025
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Hosts: Skyler Ehly & Simeon Lapworth

Summary:
In this thought-provoking episode of Café Theology, Skyler and Sim explore the central question: Was Jesus the Messiah, and did He fulfill the ancient prophecies? The hosts begin by defining the term “Messiah” (Hebrew for “anointed one”) and tracing its roots through the Old Testament, from Genesis’ promise of a serpent-crusher (Genesis 3:15) to the Davidic covenant (2 Samuel 7:12). They highlight key prophecies—such as the virgin birth (Isaiah 7:14), Bethlehem as the Messiah’s birthplace (Micah 5:2), and the suffering servant (Isaiah 53)—and demonstrate how Jesus uniquely fulfilled them.

Skyler delves into statistical improbabilities, citing The Case for Christ to argue that the odds of one person fulfilling even eight Messianic prophecies by chance are astronomically low (1 in 10^17). The hosts also address common objections, such as claims of Gospel alterations or Jesus “manipulating” prophecies (e.g., His birth in Bethlehem), and discuss why many Jews still reject Jesus as Messiah, contrasting Jewish expectations of a political liberator with Christianity’s “already but not yet” view of Messianic fulfillment.

Key Themes:

  • Prophecies Fulfilled: Virgin birth, lineage of David, crucifixion details (Psalm 22), and resurrection.
  • Historical Reliability: Eyewitness testimony, lack of motive for fabrication, and early documentation.
  • Jewish Perspectives: Why some Jews await a Messianic age or person, and how Messianic Jews interpret these prophecies.
  • The “Now and Not Yet”: Jesus as both the fulfilled Messiah and the coming King who will bring ultimate peace.

 

02/02/2025

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What does obeying God look like? – Nehemiah 2:1-8 – Dave Ramm

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What does obeying God look like? – Nehemiah 2:1-8 – Dave Ramm
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Hope Live | Nehemiah 2:1-8 | Dave Ramm

02/02/2025

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