St. John's Lurgan

Having spent four months in prayer, Nehemiah's faith is now propelled into action assured that God's hand up is upon him.

When Nehemiah weeps and mourns for the condition on Jerusalem and it's people which both lie in ruins of their former glory. This concern for the city and it's people drives him to prayer in desperation that people would become increasingly aware of their sin against God and their need for God.

How do you think of Bible? Does it serve any use or purpose today? What if it contained within it's very pages the thing to help you with fighting anxiety, grief, loss, pain, hopelessness, guilt - and any other issue? For the Bible is not just an ancient book but a living Word and a sword to equip us for the battles of life.

Hazel shares from Psalm 144 on how prayer and praise can used as effective weapons to battle our enemy in the spiritual life.

In a world of constant change we can rest in an everlasting God who never changes. Psalm 90 reminds of us who God is, who we are and how to live in light of that.

In a time of discouragement and doubt, David prays this Psalm as a plea for God to unite his heart by looking to Jesus and looking to what God is doing among the nations.

David is running for his life. His life is in real danger. Yet, he has peace. How? The fear of the Lord puts all his other fears to flight.

Rev. Henry Blair shares about who is the king, how do we come to the king, and welcoming the returning king in Psalm 24.

Ruth shares how looking to God helps us to have a hope that is not dependant on present circumstances.

Raymond shares how King David, through this Psalm, chooses to run to God instead of running from God as a way of dealing with his difficulties.

Raymond shares from Psalm 2 on how the universal reign of Jesus and His kingdom is good news for the world.

Hazel shares about the spiritual gift of encouragement is used to comfort, strengthen and spur on brothers and sisters in their daily journey with Jesus.

Hazel shares about how through the Holy Spirit it is possible for people to experience healing today in the name of Jesus.

Raymond shares how King David's kindness transforms Mephibosheth's life and undoes all the cruelty of life by inviting him to his table. This same kindness has also been extended by God to us through Christ.

Raymond shares how Jesus spoke words from the heart and mind of the Father to individuals to demonstrate his love for them through the gift of the prophesy and what this means for us today.

Sarah shares about the importance of foundations and building our lives on the Rock that is Jesus.

Emma Gibson shares about the spiritual authority we are given by Jesus to minister in His name.

On Pentecost Sunday, Raymond shares how the person of the Holy Spirit was influential and crucial to the life and ministry of Jesus. As such, the Holy Spirit should be just as important for our lives and the life of our church.

Raymond shares how Paul's encounter with Jesus on the Damascus road changed his life forever and led to him discovering in purpose.

Ruth shares how Peter's encounter with the risen Jesus on the beach radically transforms his life by freeing him from his past failure and guilt.

Raymond shares how the disciples encounter with Jesus in the upper room filled them with a peace that transformed their lives and empowered their witness.

Raymond shares about two how disappointed disciples had a life changing encounter with Jesus on the road to Emmaus.

Hazel shares how Mary's encounter with the risen Jesus transformed her life.

Raymond shares how Jesus rose from the grave fully alive and what this means for our lives.

Sarah Irwin shares about why Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey and why that matters for our lives.