Faith in the North

SERMON AT NLBC - Jesus came to save the world

This week Martin shares about Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus in John 3v1-21. 

Organic Jesus fed church and a trip down to Cambridge

This week Martin and Clare reflect on Jesus turning water into wine and some thoughts on Jesus' reaction to the business of temple life.

SERMON AT NLBC - A party and a fight - Lis Jordan

This week Lis Jordan shares at NLBC about John 2 - reflecting on Jesus turning water into wine and the altercation at the Temple.

Sermon at NLBC - 10th Sept - Along came John

This week martin shares about the role that John the Baptist had in announcing Jesus ministry and connecting it to the prophecy of Isaiah.

SERMON AT NLBC - JOHN 1V1-18 - SUNDAY 3RD SEPT

This weeks sermons looks at the very beginning of the book of John - Thinking about Jesus' connection with the creation story and what it means to be a child of God.

A quote from Tesco food magazine and a failed attempt to go deeper

Join Clare and Martin as they reflect on their summer and try to go a little bit deeper following Sundays sermon.

Clare extolling the virtues of Monster Energy Drinks and some struggles with Old Testament David stories!

This week join Clare and Martin as they reflect on Davids life and the challenges of Old Testament writings.

Staying close to God when things are going well, some chat about dealing with negativity and a yappy dog in the background

Join Martin and Clare as they reflect on what it means to stay close to God in the good times of life, reflecting on what it means to keep God in the ordinary
conversations of life.

A bottle of Prime, strikes and some chat about money

This week Clare and Martin reflect on what it means to be generous with our money, just why should we give to the church and those in need. Its not easy to talk about money in church life especially when the money goes to our family!

What does it mean to be an ordinary disciple? Also Clare and Martin nearly have a falling out!

So much is made of the 12 disciples, what about the hundreds of other people who heard Jesus' message but went back to their ordinary life? Do we have more in common with the ordinary disciples rather than the ones who walked on water and spent all their time with Jesus?