Talks

Jem considers what Jonah’s experience in the belly of the fish tells us about God’s salvation.

Jem reflects on two faith stories that are woven together in Mark’s gospel: the stories of the woman with a haemorrhage and Jesus raising a dead girl.

Jem considers how Philip and Ananias show us how the Spirit directs God’s people in mission.

Jem encourages us to follow the example of the early believers in praying for boldness and Spiritual gifts.

Due to technical difficulties, this is a partial recording.

‘God wants to close the gap between biblical promise and personal experience.’ On this Pentecost Sunday, Jem Bunce invites us to open our lives to more of the Holy Spirit.

Jem continues our series on ‘tales of the kingdom’, considering how Jesus’ picture of the growing seed helps us understand the nature of the kingdom of heaven.

Ephesians 2:1-10

Speaking from the part of the Bible where Jesus gives us the Lord’s Prayer, Jem looks at how and why we should be persistent in prayer, and the generosity of God in response to us.

Send off week for the Falmouth team. Includes Andrew preach titled ‘As the Father sent me, I am sending you’.

Today we celebrate Pentecost, the day we remember when the promised Holy Spirit was first poured out on the disciples to enable them to experience the power and the presence of God. The Holy Spirit is still being poured out on the church, and on individual believers today.

Jem Bunce from our sister church Blaze in Newquay explains how extravagant worship to Jesus cause reactions of disapproval in His day, as it does today. But one day it will be universally accepted.