Red Letter Days: How can I know unless someone explains it to me?” There was nothing unusual about the day. He had been at the Temple in Jerusalem and was now on his way home again. Sat in his chariot, travelling back to the upper Nile region, the eunuch reflected on the book of Isaiah. […]
Science and Faith: is there a conflict?
This week’s blog post is written by Esther Sweeney Science and Faith: is there a conflict? There is a common presumption today that Science and Faith are incompatible. Due, in part, to the popularity of new atheism. In recent years the loudest proponents of this world-view, such as Richard Dawkins, appear to have lost favour, […]
Jubilee Culture: Authenticity
Jubilee Culture: Authenticity Our values are really important to us. It’s what makes Jubilee the church that it is. We have now shared posts on the blog about our Culture: Family, Honour and Courage. Today we will look at another of our values: Authenticity. Rob spoke on authenticity in our series on Culture. What does […]
The Election, Unity and the Emperor Nero
Today’s post has been written by Steve Wicking, one of the Elders at Jubilee Church. The Election, Unity and the Emperor Nero Anyone with shares in the company that makes the mini pencils used at polling stations must surely be laughing all the way to the bank! Just when we thought it was safe to […]
Jubilee Culture: Courage
Jubilee Culture: Courage Our values are really important to us. It’s what makes Jubilee the church that it is. We have shared posts on the blog about our Culture: Family and Honour. Today we will look at another of our values: Courage Rob spoke on courage in our series on Culture. What does it mean […]
Red Letter Days: Caleb’s Daughter
This month’s Red Letter Day has been written by Tina Spicer Red Letter Days: Caleb’s daughter You can read this story in Joshua 15:13-19 Achsah was excited. This was the BEST day of her life. She was going to marry a mighty warrior, a courageous soldier who had picked up the gauntlet thrown down by […]
Introducing: Detonate
This week’s post has been written by Trudi, who with Steve leads the work with the 11-14 year olds at Jubilee. Introducing Detonate Detonate is for years 7-9. We meet on a Sunday morning after the worship and have socials in the evenings every other month. Our vision Our vision for Detonate is that the […]
Jubilee Culture: Why is it important to define our culture?
Jubilee Culture: Why is it important to define our culture? Why is it important to define our culture and how are we going to cultivate it? So far we have looked at two of the cultural values of Jubilee Church: Family and Honour. Before we look at the other 3 values – passion, courage and […]
Red Letter Days: The woman at the well
Red Letter Days: Jesus and the Woman at the Well This month’s Red Letter Day has been written by Beccy Clay. John 4: 1-30 I love this story of grace and compassion. It shows us so well how Jesus acted to those he met, and how he continues to act towards us. It demonstrates how […]
Victory is what you put under your feet
Victory is what you put under your feet Psalm 18: 36-38 You provide a broad path for my feet, so that my ankles do not give way. I pursued my enemies and overtook them; I did not turn back till they were destroyed. I crushed them so that they could not rise; they fell beneath […]
What we walk on and when we slip
What we walk on and when we slip I have been thinking about how we need to learn how to walk the path that God has set out for us without slipping or twisting an ankle and putting ourselves off the track for a while. Psalm 18: 32 -33 It is God who arms me […]
Introducing the Jubilee team: Paul & Helen
Introducing Paul & Helen Our last ‘introducing post for a little while. Here is an ‘interview’ with Paul & Helen. How did you become a Christian? Paul: Someone gave me a book to read! The book was called “Popular excuses for avoiding Jesus Christ”. By the time I got to the end, my world view […]