Baxter Kruger ‘Dare to be Loved’ Session 2
Baxter Kruger ‘Dare to be Loved’ Session 2 builds on the Trinitarian understanding of our inclusion in Christ
Recent Talks
Baxter Kruger ‘Dare to be Loved’ Session 4
Baxter Kruger ‘Dare to be Loved’ Session 4 (open evening): Baxter uses illustrations from his own childhood to describe the false beliefs we accrue, and the answer in Christ
Baxter Kruger ‘Dare to be Loved’ Session 3
Baxter Kruger ‘Dare to be Loved’ Session 3 includes some Q&A
Marjory Morrow ‘Distinctives, Values and Children’
Marjory speaks mainly to Wellsprings Community about the values we hold, and gives some suggestions coming out of discussions with parents about how we might engage our children further in the extended worship times
David Hewitt ‘The power of an encounter’
David considers why a personal encounter with Jesus changes everything, in preparation for the regular Spirit Rhythms events at Starbucks in Princes St. (CORRECTION: the story of the Russian emigre was about Anthony Bloom – not Blunt as stated – known later as Metropolitan Anthony)
Marjory Morrow ‘The Power of Agreement’
Marjory gives a very clear, practical talk about the things we agree on, and poses the question ‘what voices are you listening to?’
Paul Bennison Healing Meeting
Paul shares amazing stories about his visits to Columbia! We then pray for one-another and see healing and encouragement.
Paul Bennison Afternoon Healing Workshop
Paul, an Englishman based in England and Northern Ireland, has been an itinerant missionary since 1988, and has had the privilege of visiting 108 nations preaching the gospel, praying for the sick and dying, teaching in Bible schools, working alongside churches, and helping with aid, relief, and development on an individual and corporate level in many […]
David Hewitt – ‘Heritage’
Following the recent deaths of two faithful believers, David explores the question of the heritage people leave, and how we all make a difference with our lives. He invites others to share about who has influenced them in their lives.