In the first century church mentioned in Acts, the behaviour of the saints was characterised by their devotion to the apostle’s doctrine, the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayers.
Join us for the final day of PCF’s Annual Convention. I hope you’ve managed to watch the first 2 days. Here is today’s session, available from 10.30am (Sunday 1st November). Day 1 – Speaker Andrew Brandon Pastoral Support or general
We are living in unprecedented times and this year, 2020, will be remembered for the terrible virus that has wreaked havoc all over the world. Although Christianity is not affected, the way we fellowship and worship together in our churches
We usually tune into our favourite soaps for a moment of entertainment, but the drama set out in the book of Judges is solely there for us to learn from.
This week we welcome Senior Pastor Doug Williams from Emmanuel Community Church in Walthamstow to give today’s message. Today’s message is a reminder to us to stand during the trials we face as Christians.
Today’s sermon is about encouraging believers to understand and appreciate the importance of behaving in a manner that honours the Lord. We must not conform to this world, instead, we must stand out in it.
The authenticity of our walk with God, having been reconciled to him through Christ Jesus, is how we get on with each of. The scriptures encourage us to reflect the love of God in all our interactions. So, where there
Everyday Christians are in a battle, and too often we remain defeated because we believe the enemy’s lie.
We are challenged to consider what it means to be a Christian during these difficult times. Some of us, in the past, may have inadvertently defined our Christianity on what we do on a Sunday or Saturday service.
You may have heard of the phrase “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks”. This is actually less about dogs, and more about us as people who are entrenched in our ways, who have been doing the same things
