In the Bible Paul says our current body is like a tent! It has a ‘use by’ date. So what then is the other existence that Paul alludes to as “In the mean time,” ‘The Holy Spirit is given to us as our guarantee of that future life?’
Each of us is wonderfully unique, and our personalities are a gift from God. We don't need to change our personalities, but we must invite the Holy Spirit to shape them.
Each of us is wonderfully unique, and our personalities are a gift from God. We don't need to change our personalities, but we must invite the Holy Spirit to shape them.
We began a new series today called, ‘Who Am I?’ The question of our identity has never been more important – and, in our culture, it’s never been more confused. Over the next eight weeks we’re seeking to get a biblical understanding of our identity, and particularly our identity as Christians.
When Jesus walked the earth, he was faithful to God the Father. He’s also been faithful to unfaithful humanity - and he remains faithful to us, in spite of our flaws and failings.
The virtue of kindness is almost so obvious a requirement for Christians that some might think that it doesn't warrant talking about. However, when we remember that the standard is Jesus, we begin to realise that we still fall a long way short.
We started a new mini-series today called the ‘Fruit of the Spirit’. When we give our lives to Jesus and receive the Holy Spirit, certain characteristics begin to develop in our lives. Over a three week period we’ll be looking at three aspects of the fruit of the Holy Spirit, starting today with self-control.
“Wonderful approach to service as a family.” Penny
“St Andrews is such a caring environment that is filled with wonderful people.” Steven
“Awesome environment for young and old!” Simone
