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On Sunday Amanda spoke from the book of James 4: 13-5:1-6, for week eight of our series, "Whole and Holy: A Study in James". What happens when one person lives out their faith? When a person lines up their actions with their faith, they become more whole as a person, and more holy as a temple of God. How does that affect their community? This integ…
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On Sunday Natalie spoke from the book of James 4:11-12, for week seven of our series, "Whole and Holy: A Study in James". What happens when one person lives out their faith? When a person lines up their actions with their faith, they become more whole as a person, and more holy as a temple of God. How does that affect their community? This integral…
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On Sunday Amanda spoke from the book of James 3:1-12, for week five of our series, "Whole and Holy: A Study in James". What happens when one person lives out their faith? When a person lines up their actions with their faith, they become more whole as a person, and more holy as a temple of God. How does that affect their community? This integral fa…
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On Sunday Amanda spoke from the book of James 3:1-12, for week five of our series, "Whole and Holy: A Study in James". What happens when one person lives out their faith? When a person lines up their actions with their faith, they become more whole as a person, and more holy as a temple of God. How does that affect their community? This integral fa…
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On Sunday Andy G spoke from the book of James 2:14- 26, for week four of our series, "Whole and Holy: A Study in James". What happens when one person lives out their faith? When a person lines up their actions with their faith, they become more whole as a person, and more holy as a temple of God. How does that affect their community? This integral …
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On Sunday Karra spoke from the book of James, for week three of our series, "Whole and Holy: A Study in James - Favouritism and Honour." What happens when one person lives out their faith? When a person lines up their actions with their faith, they become more whole as a person, and more holy as a temple of God. How does that affect their community…
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On Sunday Amanda continued to lead us into our new series "Whole and Holy: A Study in James." What happens when one person lives out their faith? When a person lines up their actions with their faith, they become more whole as a person, and more holy as a temple of God. How does that affect their community? This integral faith affects the wholeness…
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On Sunday Amanda introduced our new series "Whole and Holy: A Study in James." What happens when one person lives out their faith? When a person lines up their actions with their faith, they become more whole as a person, and more holy as a temple of God. How does that affect their community? This integral faith affects the wholeness and holiness o…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on presenter Cherry Healey. Cherry's playlist: Julie Cooper - VENUS in Sunlight GreyBedřich Smetana - Vltava (Má Vlast)Francesco Turini - Sonata à 31 (Madrigali, Book 1: No. 18)Erik Satie - Gnossienne No. 1Rosanna Scalfi Marcello - Non v'e core più infelice del mio core innamorato (12 Cantatas: No. 7 -…
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On Sunday Andrew spoke about the difference in the practice of Repentance and Confession and how together they prepare the way for Christ's Kingdom. At one point we read the confession, which can be found in our teaching notes through the link below! Have you ever felt like there had to be more ways to pray then the one you grew up with? Or have yo…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on musician and songwriter Corinne Bailey Rae. Corinne's playlist: Dorothy Howell - HumoresqueSamuel Coleridge-Taylor - Deep RiverJohn Dowland - Lachrimae AntiquaeGustav Mahler - Symphony No. 4 in G Major: IV. Sehr behaglichChristina Spinei - Meet Me Under the ClockGeorge Frederic Handel - Coronation A…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on his music-loving guest, the comedian, writer and presenter Dane Baptiste. Dane's playlist: Shostakovich: Festive OvertureOlivia Belli: SibylSusan Spain-Dunk: Cantilena for clarinet and orchestra Op. 51Ēriks Ešenvalds: StarsWilhelmine von Bayreut: Concerto for harpsichord and strings in G minor, I Al…
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On Sunday we heard from an amazing guest pastor and friend of St. Clair, Ray L., who spoke about speaking in tongues and how we can develop our personal prayer lives with this gift of the Spirit and encounter God through the prayer of our spirit. Have you ever felt like there had to be more ways to pray then the one you grew up with? Or have you fo…
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Linton Stephens tries out a playlist of all women composers on comedian Ania Magliano, in a special International Women's Day edition of Classical Fix. Ania's playlist: Cecile Chaminade - 6 Etudes de concert - book 1 for piano (Op.35), no.2; AutomneAyanna Witter-Johnson - EarthDorothy Howell - Lamia - symphonic poemHildegard von Bingen - O vis eter…
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On Sunday Megan spoke about Imaginative Prayer and how we can encounter God in our imaginations and how that leads to transformation. Have you ever felt like there had to be more ways to pray then the one you grew up with? Or have you found yourself in a situation where the prayers you know how to do, doesn’t feel like the kind of prayer that is ne…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on Strictly Come Dancing judge, entertainer and author Anton Du Beke. Anton's playlist: Marquez: Conga del FuegoEmilie Mayer: Piano Quartet in E flat major, i Allegro con motoJanet Wheeler: Beati quorum viaPiazzolla arr. Storlokken: Estaciónes porteñas: No. 3, Invierno ProrteñoAnonymous: Folia: Rodrigo…
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On Sunday Amanda spoke to who's who in the parable of the Widow and the Judge, and that we might not expect them to be who we think. This sermon continued our Encounter series as this sermon focuses on the heart that we offer to God. Have you ever felt like there had to be more ways to pray then the one you grew up with? Or have you found yourself …
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on comedian, actor, presenter and writer Jo Brand. Jo's playlist: Alexander Glazunov - Violin Concerto in A minor, Op 82 (3rd mvt)Francisco Guerrero - Maria MagdaleneMeredith Monk - The Games: Memory Song (arr. J Wolfe for voices & chamber ensemble)Antonio Pasculli - Le Api (Etude Caractéristique for o…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on his music-loving guest. This week Linton is joined by writer and podcaster Kirk Flash. Kirk's playlist: Jean Sibelius - FinlandiaJohn McHugh - My EnglandLudwig van Beethoven - Mass in C Major (Kyrie)Caroline Shaw - ValenciaEthel Smyth - Double Concerto for Horn and Violin (2nd movement)Nico Muhly - …
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On Sunday, Matt developed our understanding around Liturgical prayer as we continue our Encounter series. This form of prayer is rich with beauty and has a long tradition within the church and Matt/Sarah put together a take home liturgy that can be found through our teaching notes on Substack or in the newsletter. Have you ever felt like there had …
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on comedian Rosie Holt. Rosie's Playlist:Joly Braga Santos - Concerto for Strings in D Minor, Op. 17: III. Allegro ben marcatoJ S Bach - Piece d'Orgue in G major BWV 572 arr for violsSteve Reich - The Four sections for orchestra: no.4; Full OrchestraDonna McKevitt (words by Derek Jarman) - SebastianeEl…
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On Sunday Diane continued our new series "Encounter" by exhorting us towards practicing intercessory prayer. Have you ever felt like there had to be more ways to pray then the one you grew up with? Or have you found yourself in a situation where the prayers you know how to do, doesn’t feel like the kind of prayer that is needed? This series will ex…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on his music-loving guest. This week, Linton is joined by Downton Abbey stars turned music duo Michelle Dockery and Michael Fox. Michelle and Michael's playlist: Qunihico Hashimoto - Symphony No. 1 in D Major (3rd movement)Ghislaine Reece-Trapp - In ParadisumCamille Saint-Saens - Danse macabreDobrinka …
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On Sunday Nikki continued our new series "Encounter" by talking about Praise & Worship as Embodied Prayer. This sermon was an excellent one to have kick off our week of prayer as we continue to press deeper into types of prayer practices and how to deepen our relationship with God. Have you ever felt like there had to be more ways to pray then the …
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On Sunday Andy continued our new series "Encounter" by talking about the dark night of the soul and where God is when we feel like we can't hear His voice. Have you ever felt like there had to be more ways to pray then the one you grew up with? Or have you found yourself in a situation where the prayers you know how to do, doesn’t feel like the kin…
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On Sunday Amanda introduced our new series "Encounter." Have you ever felt like there had to be more ways to pray then the one you grew up with? Or have you found yourself in a situation where the prayers you know how to do, doesn’t feel like the kind of prayer that is needed? This series will explore various ways people encounter God through praye…
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On Sunday Karra continued our Advent Series: Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room, by looking at the topic of Joy and how we need to make space within ourselves to have joy, peace, and hope. Every year it seems that the Christmas season fills up quickly with to-do lists, work parties, family visits, and Christmas concerts. Some of us find ourselves in …
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On Sunday Natalie continued our Advent Series: Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room, by looking at the topic of Peace and making space to have our imaginations illuminated through the birth of Christ through Mary. Every year it seems that the Christmas season fills up quickly with to-do lists, work parties, family visits, and Christmas concerts. Some o…
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On Sunday Amanda closed our series on the church being a Valiant Bride with a message of exhortation. What if Proverbs 31 wasn’t (just) about the good wife? What if it was meant to paint a picture of the church of Christ as a valiant bride/wife to Christ? Join us in one of the most well-known (and possibly mis-understood) biblical passages in the O…
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In Sunday's sermon, Amanda spoke about we are called to open our hands to the poor and how this is also a posture of prayer. Please note that today's sermon is a shorter one as we transition to having an in-house panel discussion. What if Proverbs 31 wasn’t (just) about the good wife? What if it was meant to paint a picture of the church of Christ …
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SUNDAY GATHERING: A Valiant Bride - A Woman of the Word. On Sunday Amanda continued our series on Proverbs 31, focusing on the importance of having wisdom through knowing the Scriptures. What if Proverbs 31 wasn’t (just) about the good wife? What if it was meant to paint a picture of the church of Christ as a valiant bride/wife to Christ? Join us i…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on comedian Chloe Petts. Chloe's playlist: Fela Sowande - African Suite (1st mvt, Joyful Day)Jasdeep Singh Degun – Ulterior Motives Paul Dukas - The Sorcerer’s ApprenticeWilhelmine von Bayreuth - Concerto for harpsichord and strings in G minor (1st mvt)Hildur Guðnadóttir- Fólk fær andlitEmilie Mayer - …
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SUNDAY GATHERING: A Valiant Bride - The Faithfulness of the Groom. On Sunday, Brian from our leadership team, shared his testimony and how it reveals God's faithfulness. What if Proverbs 31 wasn’t (just) about the good wife? What if it was meant to paint a picture of the church of Christ as a valiant bride/wife to Christ? Join us in one of the most…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on actor and West End star Karl Queensborough. Karl's Playlist: Pyotr Tchaikovsky - Symphony no. 4 in F minor Op.36: 4th movement; Finale (Allegro con fuoco) Nathalie Joachim - Madan BellegardeFaure - Requiem for soprano, baritone, chorus and orchestra (Op.48), KyrieBarbara Croall - Nbiidaasamishkaamin…
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In Sunday's sermon, Amanda spoke about how the work the wife does speaks to her spiritual life. Please note that today's sermon is a shorter one as we transition to having an in-house panel discussion. What if Proverbs 31 wasn’t (just) about the good wife? What if it was meant to paint a picture of the church of Christ as a valiant bride/wife to Ch…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on Radio 1 presenter Dean McCullough. Dean's playlist: Aaron Copland - Appalachian Spring SuiteLena Natalia - The KnightCécile Chaminade - Concertino (op.107)Ayanna Witter-Johnson - Draw the LineWolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 11 In A (1st movement)Hooshyar Khayam - Postlude Classical Fix is…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on actress and singer Charlotte Ritchie, currently starring in the final series of hit sitcom Ghosts on BBC One. Charlotte's playlist: Amanda Lee Falkenberg - The Moons Symphony: Io Celestial Tug of WarDmitri Shostakovich - Piano Concerto no.2 (2nd movement)Pamela Z - Unknown Person (from Baggage Allow…
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In today's sermon, Amanda spoke about why the image of a bride used to describe the Church. What if Proverbs 31 wasn’t (just) about the good wife? What if it was meant to paint a picture of the church of Christ as a valiant bride/wife to Christ? Join us in one of the most well-known (and possibly mis-understood) biblical passages in the Old Testame…
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To celebrate the start of Black History Month, Linton Stephens puts together classical playlist of black women composers for 1xtra Breakfast presenter Nadia Jae. Nadia's playlist: Florence Price - Symphony no.3 in C minor (4th movement)Chiquinha Gonzaga - SaudadeValerie Coleman - Tracing Visions for string orchestra (1st movement “Till”)Edewede Ori…
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This week Andrew talked about the importance of caring for the household of God. What if Proverbs 31 wasn’t (just) about the good wife? What if it was meant to paint a picture of the church of Christ as a valiant bride/wife to Christ? Join us in one of the most well-known (and possibly mis-understood) biblical passages in the Old Testament to disco…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on comedian and Celebrity MasterChef semi-finalist Shazia Mirza. Classical Fix is a podcast aimed at opening up the world of classical music to anyone who fancies giving it a go. Each week, Linton mixes a bespoke playlist for his guest, who then joins him to share their impressions of their new classic…
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On Sunday Amanda led us into week two of our new series on Proverbs 31:10-31, where we looked at the context of Proverbs 31 and it's importance in regards to the rest of the Scriptures. What if Proverbs 31 wasn’t (just) about the good wife? What if it was meant to paint a picture of the church of Christ as a valiant bride/wife to Christ? Join us in…
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Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on his music-loving guest. This week, Linton is joined by actress, writer and director Karen Bryson. Karen's playlist: Felix Mendelssohn - Overture "A Midsummer Night's Dream", Op. 21Hedwige Chrétien - NuitIgor Stravinsky - Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring, Pt. 2 "The Sacrifice": Sacrificial DanceSuzanne…
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On Sunday Amanda started off our new series on Proverbs 31:10-31.What if Proverbs 31 wasn’t (just) about the good wife? What if it was meant to paint a picture of the church of Christ as a valiant bride/wife to Christ? Join us in one of the most well-known (and possibly mis-understood) biblical passages in the Old Testament to discover hidden wisdo…
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One Shot Sermon: Call to Holy Greatness On Sunday Josiah spoke from the book of Luke 22:24-30, and how we are called to step into living in and out of God's glory. Please note that there was a slight technical difficulty in getting the beginning of the sermon, but we felt that it was still worthy of posting. To visit our Teaching Notes: https://stc…
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When we say “yes” to following Jesus, most of us do not really realize what this wholehearted surrender of our lives fully means, or how we will be changed as we become more like Jesus. Yet we can trust that the Shepherd is leading us and will equip us with all that we need. Join us as we embark on what apprenticeship to Jesus looks like, the epic …
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Unexpected Journey: Amanda's Ordination On Sunday we had a couple friends from Anchor Ministerial Fellowship come to ordain Amanda's ministry! This is a huge milestone for her and our church. Listen to who they are, what ordination means and what Amanda has been called to as a servant of God's Word. When we say “yes” to following Jesus, most of us …
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When we say “yes” to following Jesus, most of us do not really realize what this wholehearted surrender of our lives fully means, or how we will be changed as we become more like Jesus. Yet we can trust that the Shepherd is leading us and will equip us with all that we need. Join us as we embark on what apprenticeship to Jesus looks like, the epic …
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Linton Stephens mixes a classical playlist for rugby league player Keegan Hirst. Keegan's playlist: Marianna Martines - Piano Concerto in A major (1st movement)Henriette Bosmans - Nuit Calme (from Impressions)JS Bach - Cello Suite No. 1 in G major (arranged for saxophone)Philip Glass - LightEleanor Daley - Grandmother MoonGustav Holst - The Planets…
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