Coventry Elim Church

We welcome back David and Greta Peters who are joining us from New Zealand. We often think of the word 'but' having negative connotations. But David shows us through Scripture how God works for our good through all situations.

In our final week of our 'Don't Hold Back' series, Pastor Duncan continues his look the life of Elisha.

F.O.M.O. stands for 'fear of missing out'. Should we have a healthy amount of F.O.M.O. when it comes to the God's ways? We continue our look to the life of Elisha and how his healthy F.O.M.O. allowed him to receive a double portion of Elijah's prophetic spirit.

Based on the book 'The Last Arrow' by Erwin McManus. Pastor Duncan brings us a word looking at the life of Elisha from 1 & 2 Kings. God leads Elisha to give something up in order to gain the life that God has planned for him. Is God asking us to do the same?

What is the most important question? Jesus asked his disciples about who people said he was. Tim explores with us why we believe that Jesus was the resurrected Son of God.

What did the disciples do after the resurrection? How do their failures and successes have an impact on us today and what can we learn from them?

As we celebrate Easter Sunday, Gordon Neale, Elim's Regional Leader for the Midlands and North East brings us our Easter message.

As we start 'Holy Week' we take a look at the story of Palm Sunday. Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey and the crowds gathered to welcome him. Pastor Duncan looks at how the events of Palm Sunday should reflect on our Christian faith now.

Pastor Duncan takes a look at Ecclesiastes 10:10 and how Solomon's wise advice on keeping our axe's sharp and using skill over strength will lead us to a place of success.

This Mother's Day, Rev. Duncan Clark shares the word with one of our Elders, Shirene. They speak from the book of 1 Chronicles and they look at how we should pray similar bold prayers like the prayer of Jabez.

Our guest speaker this week is Stuart Blount, who is the Director of Ministry for the Elim Churches. Stuart speaks to us today on the parable of the sower.

As we finish our Kingdom Resources series, Pastor Duncan looks at what it means to have Kingdom Prosperity. We look at how outer prosperity may come from first having soul prosperity.

In our penultimate sermon of our Kingdom Resources series, Pastor Ryan speaks of how we should give with a kingdom heart. We look at how we can sometimes fall foul of giving with a poverty heart, a religious heart and a greed heart, yet God wants us to give from a kingdom heart.

One of our Elders, Bev Samways is our speaker this morning. She is continuing the series Kingdom Resources by encouraging us to return to the source of everything, focussing our eyes on God and not his resources and then we will see abundance in our lives.

Continuing with our current series looking at how we can have a more kingdom mindset towards the money God has given us, Pastor Duncan looks at the impact that being more generous has on us.

Kingdom resources looks at how we take the money and resources that God has given us and how we then steward that money for His glory.

Dave Campbell is the Regional Leader for the Metropolitan area. Dave overseas around 150 Elim churches and is today's guest speaker.

This week, Pastor Duncan explores a new concept for us as a church. What would it look like to have a church of partners, rather than members? We look at how Paul writes to the Collossian Church and shows how he partnered with people to build God's church.

As we start the new year, Pastor Duncan brings su to the famous scripture of dry bones, found in Ezekiel 37.

The Regional Superintendent for the Midland's Region, Rev. Gordon Neale joins us for our Christmas Day service.

As Christmas draws in, Pastor Duncan brings us a message on God's faithfulness.

Mark Greenwood is Elim's National Evangelist. Mark is speaking to us today about how we should be people who impact our worlds. Speaking from Matt 5:13-16, Mark draws out the importance of being salt and light in our communities.

Concluding our kingdom Culture series, Pastor Duncan takes us to Matt 7 and look at the wise and foolish builders. We look at how we all build things in our lives and we have to make a conscious choice to build in a wise way.

In our penultimate week of our series looking at the Sermon on the Mount. Pastor Duncan brings us to a passage from Matt 6 which speaks of how we should live in God's peace and not in a life of worry.

Last week we looked at how our life and good deeds should shine before all, this week in Matt 6:1-18 speaks of keeping our 'acts of righteousness' a secret. How do these two work together and how do we bring God's glory through them all.