St Peter's Yaxley

…reaching out in love and faith

With God the inevitable is not the inevitable

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May 12, 2019 ()

Bible Text: Acts 12:1-9 |

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Prayer enables us to know that the inevitable is not the inevitable and the impossible can really happen.

Looking at the story of Peter’s miraculous escape from prison reminds us that all things are possible with God as the praying church partners with God to release His power. We are reminded that prayer is not always easy and often we wrestle disappointment, doubt and fatigue. But prayer is simple. All we need to do is keep it simple, keep it real (be honest with God about our feelings) and keep going, even when it feels like an uphill trek.

The video shown in the service (minutes 22:26 - 24.36) will feature below shortly.

 

Christ Has No Body Now On Earth, But Yours

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April 28, 2019 ()

Bible Text: John 20:19-end |

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In this talk from Revd Dr Hannah Cleugh, we hear how Thomas wants evidence of the Risen Lord; he wants to see, he wants to know. We are challenged to be that evidence for someone else; to be Christ's body, so others will see the power of Christ's resurrection at work, transforming our lives today.

The Man From Galilee Reigns

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April 21, 2019 ()

Bible Text: Acts 10: 34-43 |

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In this talk we hear how the power of the resurrection can provide us with a cutting edge that can make an impact in  our rather indifferent society. Just as the resurrection had a transformative effect on the first followers of Jesus,  it can transform hearts and minds now in our markedly different world.

Hosanna!

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April 14, 2019 ()

Bible Text: Philippians 2:5-11 |

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As we celebrate Palm Sunday, Bishop Stephen Conway invites us to renew our commitment as followers of Jesus. His prayer for all of us is that our pilgrim journey to the cross this Holy Week will open us to the delight in forgiveness, which carries Hosanna from our lips to our hearts.

Sing unto the Lord a new song

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March 24, 2019 ()

Bible Text: Psalm 98 |

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David the Psalmist was a man who was very conscious of the ways in which he failed God. Rather like Peter the Disciple he could still be used mightily by God. An encouragement for us all!

In Psalm 98 we find many of the attributes of God. A God who has done and is doing 'marvellous things' An explosion of worship with the whole of creation joining in!