Holy Trinity Church Cambridge

Thoughts and lessons from the book of Lamentations. Passage: Lamentations 3:1-24 Some questions to ponder on: 1. In times of suffering have you retreated from God or have you run towards Him? 2. Do you know God's love and presence?

After stepping into our callings, how do we remain and finish strong? Passage: Acts 20:13-38

Knowing who we are and who God is, enables us to know exercise our authority in God. Passage: Acts 19:1-22

When we praise even in bad situations, we acknowledge the unchanging character of God. He is good at all times and He is able to turn any bad situation for our good. Passage: Acts 16:16-40

When we praise even in bad situations, we acknowledge the unchanging character of God. He is good at all times and He is able to turn any bad situation for our good. Passage: Acts 16:16-40

Is there a specific call of God on your life? How do you find out if God has called you? How do you answer to a call? Passage: Acts 13:1-4 & 14:26-28

How do we trust God with our whole hearts even when we don't understand or have the full picture? Are there any rewards in trusting God with everything? Passage: Acts 12:1-18

The significant story of God including all of us into his redemption plan. He is the God of all, and not just a few. Passage: Acts 10

The significant story of God including all of us into his redemption plan. He is the God of all, and not just a few. Passage: Acts 10

The heart of God towards us is that of compassion. How do we live out this reality and live a life of compassion towards others? Passage: Acts 9:32-43

People on a mission are fuelled by an encounter with God, and being being obedient to what God is saying at every moment. Are you called to live a life on a mission for God? Passage: Acts 9:1-19

As part of God's family, we are called to live a life of obedience to God, our father. A life of obedience means being humble to acknowledge our frailty, and a need to be guided by an All-Knowing-God. Passage: Acts 8:26-40

As part of God's family, we are called to live a life of obedience to God, our father. A life of obedience means being humble to acknowledge our frailty, and a need to be guided by an All-Knowing-God. Passage: Acts 6:1-6; Acts 8:26-40

The Holy Spirit comes to empower us to fulfil our calling for the Lord. Do we lean on the Holy Spirit for our daily decisions? Do we recognise the power of the Holy Spirit working in us? Passage: Acts 2:1-21

How do you face situations that challenge your faith? Do you back down or ask the Lord for strength to face it? In this sermon we see how the disciples responded to persecution and the prayers they prayed. Passage Acts 4:23-31

Stephen, filled with the Holy Spirit gave a strong testimony of Jesus even in the face of death. How should we react when challenged about our faith? Passage: Acts 6:8-15 & 54-60

God keeps and protects His people by His great power. If we are on the Lord's side and run to Him, we are safe. If we run away from God, we are open to danger. Passage: Acts 4:32-5:11

How do we become people of courage and live in victory? Passage: Acts 4:1-22

Are we expecting to see miracles in our Nations, Cities, Churches and our daily lives? How do we posture our hearts to experience the miraculous? Passage: Acts 3:1-16

Jesus after His resurrection gave us a great commission to go out into the world as witnesses to make disciples of all nations, but He also gave the gift of the Holy Spirit to help us. Are you a witness of Jesus' life and resurrection to people around you? Passage: Acts 1:1-11

If Christ died and came back to life, why did that happen and what difference does it make in our lives today?

Jesus came with authority, wisdom and manifested the power of the Holy Spirit. He knew who He was and what He came to do. Do we know who we are in Him?

Jesus gave his life as a sacrifice to bring many into relationship with God. What is the cost to following him?

How do we faithfully multiply the gifts and resources God has given us to steward? How do we step out in courage and be fruitful? Passage: Matthew 25:14-30

God's vision for us as a Church, is that we belong together, to worship Him together and grow together. Passage: Ephesians 4:1-16