Husband of the wonderful @CMusters, dad of 2 mini-mes, leader of @churchsutton
Joined July 2013
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Wonderful to have @adrianholloway with us at last Sunday's carol service. 18 people, not connected to any church, said they prayed a prayer of salvation. A huge thank you to all who took part.
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“If we really want God’s will to be done and His kingdom to come, the chances are pretty good that my will is going to have to be undone every once in a while.” Elisabeth Elliot from her talk entitled, The Shepherd’s Leading
#elisabethelliot #christianquotes #faithful #purpose
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Remarkable interview with Keir Starmer by @PremierRadio on the relationship he wants his Government to have with churches. “There will be no decade of national renewal without the active participation of the Church”. premierchristianity.com/inte…
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This church response is magnificent 🇺🇦
"We will shelter the weak, serve the suffering, and mend the broken."
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Join us for our New Ground Leadership Conference 2024 as we focus on MISSION ⬩ Personal ⬩ Local ⬩ Global. We’re excited to let you know that we will be running a NextGen stream for those aged 18–30. More details here: newgroundchurches.org/lc24
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Next week, young people from across New Ground churches (as well as other churches) will be at Newday, a Christian event in Norfolk. Let's pray for our young people, their youth leaders and the event; that they would meet with God & lives would be transformed. And maybe no rain!
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“Behold, I am making ALL things new.” Rev 21:5. Jesus, we are so grateful your name is Redeemer, not Re-Do or Replacer. Whatever is broken will be healed. Whatever is yet-to-come-life will flourish. And you’re doing this right now everywhere… Hallelujah!
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Booking for #CTCC23 is LIVE! 🎉
Check out the full range of seminars and speakers lined up for this year's event, and be the first to book in, at: jubilee-plus.org/ctcc23
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🕯️ DAY 5: God who gives
‘Let us always remember God's ultimate gift of generosity through the gift of Jesus Christ.’
Watch @ShermaraFletche share an inspiring testimony on the impact of God's goodness and generosity on her life.
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That Tim Keller finished well means so much to so many in my generation. In a time of disintegration and distrust, his legacy for us is not just his gifts and insights, but his character.
Now it's our turn to do the same in a new day.
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Do yo want God’s attention?
“To this one I will look, to him who is humble & contrite in spirit & who trembles at my word” Isa 66:2.
It seems God listens to those who listen to him.
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"I’ve often wondered why the Civil Rights Movement is not considered a revival," writes @DerwinLGray churchleaders.com/pastors/pa… via @ChurchLead
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
I am running some Preaching workshops (the Art and Communication of) on the following dates:
Sat 18th March - Grace Church, Stoke-on-Trent (10am-3:30pm)
Over Zoom:
Sundays 5/12/19th March
Monday 6/13/20th March (pick either the Sunday or the Monday)
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Beyond human programs, products & personalities we need God’s power, presence and perspective. In other words we need a sovereign inbreaking of the Holy Spirit.
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Devastating pictures on the news from the massive earthquake in Turkey. Praying for all those impacted by this. For those grieving, the injured, the emergency services & those desperately searching for loved ones. Lord have mercy 🙏
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#Christianity is good news. It begins with a God of light, life and love...
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Staying authentic while telling my story clairemusters.com/2023/01/27…
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“Prayer and praise are the oars by which a person may row their boat into the deep waters of the knowledge of Christ.” (Spurgeon)
