Spiritual Encouragement Knowing what we are called to do Part of our vision at Jubilee is to make disciples who change the world. This is part of what is known as the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19–20. In this post we’re going to look at one simple way we can play our part. I often […]
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Presence-Centred Church
Presence-Centred Church Our aim as Jubilee Church is to build a community of people who know who they are, who know what they have and who know what they are called to do. In previous posts we have looked at these areas with a particular emphasis on our knowing these things individually. Recent blog posts […]
Prayer Pointers
Prayer Pointers Jubilee Church is committed to prayer. In this blog post Becky Floy gives us practical advice to help us in our prayer time. Sometimes our prayers feel like they could do with a refresh. We can feel a bit stuck or end up praying the same phrases over and over. One of the […]
Our Identity: Secure, Accepted and Significant
Our Identity: Secure, Accepted and Significant In our recent blog post, Rob gave us practical steps for living in freedom when we face challenges. As we absorb those Bible truths into our daily lives they will become part of our identity. Knowing our identity in Christ is a really important part of our Christian life. […]
Celebrating Jubilee Church
Celebrating Jubilee Church As we celebrate 15 years since the founding of Jubilee Church, it’s a good time to look at what makes Jubilee what it is today. We are a diverse group of people, coming from different backgrounds and experiences, but all committed to Jesus and to the vision, values and culture at Jubilee. […]
Hebrews: A Book of Better Things part 2
Hebrews: A Book of Better Things part 2 At the start of this series, we set out to discover that everything about Jesus is better because Jesus has no comparison. There is no one like Him, and what He offers is beyond anything or anyone else. Through this journey in Hebrews, we’ve seen how Jesus […]
Dreaming with God
Dreaming with God At the beginning of 2025, Rob encouraged us to expect great things from God and to dream big. How are you getting on with that? Joyce Meyer suggests that: ‘Dreaming big dreams is part of our spiritual DNA. It’s rooted in hope and fuelled by faith. God doesn’t just allow us to […]
Catalyst Leadership & Theology training
Catalyst Leadership & Theology training Might this be an opportunity for you? Tom Davies has enjoyed joining the Catalyst Leadership & Theology training. Read more about Tom’s experience. I’m in the second year of the Catalyst Leadership and Theology training course and it has been a deeply enriching experience. I recommend it to anyone seeking […]
When God Calls Your Name
When God Calls Your Name Being Known In the Bible, being “called by name” by God is really important. It shows a close knowledge of the person. In Isaiah 43:1, God tells Israel, “Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are mine.” In some translations this verse says: […]
Reaching Out: Living God’s Heart in Our Community
Reaching Out: Living God’s Heart in Our Community Earlier this year, we explored what community means at Jubilee Church – first looking at A Spirit of Community, then A Gifted Community. This week, Sarah, our Children’s and Communities Pastor, shares how we’re reaching out into our local community. Why Community Outreach Matters Loving and serving […]
The Art of Letting Go
The Art of Letting Go Sometimes we get stuck looking back – usually at the bad times. We remember our hurts and often define ourselves by experiences in the past. But God, through Isaiah, tells us: ‘Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past’. Isaiah 43:18 It’s not always the bad things that […]
El Roi: the God who sees
El Roi: the God who sees There is a deep-seated need in human beings to be seen and truly known. Being seen is not just about physical visibility. It’s about being understood, acknowledged, and validated at a deep level. People may express this need through phrases like “I feel invisible” or “Nobody really knows me”. […]