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Devotional - Three - To Him

Various

The third devotional looking at the person of Jesus.

Jesus ChristCentral Devoted

June

Speaker
Jeremy Simpkins

Reviving Your Calling

1 Timothy

Tope encourages us to seek God afresh and prioritise His presence in our lives.

ChristCentral Leadership Jesus Holy Spirit

June

Speaker
Tope Koleoso

Ministry & Marriage

Various

Steve & Deb discuss building strong marriages in the midst of ministry.

Marriage Leadership Devoted

June

Speaker
Steve and Deb Tibbert

Euangelion Gathering

Various

Steve Hurd hosts our lunchtime Euangelion Gathering and is joined by guest speaker Gram Seed

Evangelism ChristCentral Leadership

June

Speaker
Various

What Has God Put On Your Heart?

Various

Steve closes our conference encouraging us to pursue the things that God has called us to as leaders and as a family of churches.

Christian Life Leadership Devoted

June

Speaker
Steve Tibbert

Devotional - Two - Through Him

Various

The second of three devotionals looking at the person of Jesus.

Jesus ChristCentral Devoted

June

Speaker
Jeremy Simpkins

Selected Series

Devoted Leaders 2022

[ 6 Episodes ] 28 June 2022 - 30 June 2022

Main sessions from our three day leaders gathering in Darlington UK, speakers included, Nicky Gumbel, Natalie Williams, Terry Virgo, Jeremy Simpkins, Chris Frost

Encountering Mercy

Isaiah

In her main session Natalie encourages us from scripture and calls us to pray as a family of churches for the vulnerable, marginalised and the poor in our towns, cities and nations. Why not use this as a pattern for prayer as a small group or as a church family together?