The Watford Church of Christ Podcast

Jesus teaches us to love our enemies. But are we to take literally the command to turn the other cheek? What does it mean to do to others as we would have them do to us? We explore this radical teaching founded on the mercy of God.

Information about this weeks men's mid week meeting, and next Wednesday's women's meeting.

How do we know if the new is better than the old? What is the point of the parable of the new wine and old wineskins?

Jesus had a relationship with God as his Father that was revolutionary. We see this displayed as he speaks for the first time in Luke's Gospel.

Why did the Pharisees go mad with fury towards Jesus? What do we learn about love from the healing of a man with a withered hand? For more info about our church go to www.watfordchurchofchrist.org.

What does the parable of the lost coin teach us about our attitude towards seeking the lost? What does this tell about God?

Barry takes us into the parable of the king who gave resources to his servants and draws out lessons for us today.

Have you even been denied entry? How did it feel? No entry is more important than into kingdom of God.

Jesus feeds 5,000 people, but what is the spiritual lesson for the crowd, the disciples and us? We see how he sets up a faith opportunity for the disciples, and how he supplies the inspiration for future times when their faith will be tested further.

A man trapped by demons sits with Jesus dressed and in his right mind. How did this happen, and what does it mean for us?

“Godly Gumption”: The Parable of the Unjust Steward, Luke 16.1-15 Introduction, vv1-7 1. Shrewd, vv8-9 A. Pray B. Plan C. Practice 2. Trustworthy, vv10-12 A. Recognise you have been gifted a lot! v10 B. Remember it is on loan - belongs to God, v12 3. Devoted, vv13 A. Serving someone! B. “sees through you” Conclusion, vv14-15

What can we see here as the contrast between the rich man and Lazarus? 1. People Acts 8.26ff a. Help us to see clearly b. Help us to see our sin 2. Bible Acts 8.26ff a. Symptom: asking questions b. Symptom: making changes

What does it really mean to love your neighbour? What kind of neighbour are we meant to be? We discover some insights from the parable of the Samaritan.

What is Jesus talking about when he says we are not to be hypocrites? His disciples were in just as much danger as the Pharisees - and so are we. But we are also consoled by the knowledge that God know our every need.

When have you missed out on something? How important was it? We find out that it's important to not miss the Master and to not misuse his servants.

What is the point of persevering in prayer? How confident can we be that God hears our prayers? What does it mean that Jesus intercedes for us?

Excuses, excuses! We all make them, but what might we be missing out on?   SHOW MORE  

A tree is recognised by its fruit. What's going on inside us is revealed by what we say. In this lesson we learn how to have a healthy spiritual "tree".

A prodigal son, or two, and a crazy father. Jesus carries on telling stories that confound expectation and carry a promise of love beyond what we can deserve