St Giles and St George Mediahttp://www.sgsgashtead.comInsight by Endisnom_83265Sun, 29 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=83265&fullpage=TrueJames Levasier00:23:00Reading Matthew ch1 v18-25 (NIV) followed by talk from Rev James Levasier given during the St Georges 7pm Fusion service on 29th January 2012. Because Jesus was conceived in a virgin by the Holy Spirit he was 100% God, and because he was born by a woman he was 100% human (biblical mathematics!). Throughout his life Jesus was empowered by the Holy Spirit. There is nothing Jesus did which his followers cannot do today, e.g. overcoming temptations just as he did with the power of that same Holy Spirit!m_83259Sun, 29 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=83259&fullpage=TrueReading Matthew ch1 v18-25 (NIV) followed by talk from Rev James Levasier given during the St Georges 7pm Fusion service on 29th January 2012. Because Jesus was conceived in a virgin by the Holy Spirit he was 100% God, and because he was born by a woman he was 100% human (biblical mathematics!). Throughout his life Jesus was empowered by the Holy Spirit. There is nothing Jesus did which his followers cannot do today, e.g. overcoming temptations just as he did with the power of that same Holy Spirit!James Levasier00:35:00Tim looks at the second section of the Creed where Jesus' birth as "God Incarnate" is set out. Our God came to us a vulnerable, fully human, child. He is a God that turns our ideas of control, power and authority upside down. He is a God, although Creator, whose nature is one of relationships and Jesus is proof of this. Tim indicates that it is in relationships that we are truly human and it is relationships that are important in being part of the body of Christ.m_83170Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=83170&fullpage=TrueTim looks at the second section of the Creed where Jesus' birth as "God Incarnate" is set out. Our God came to us a vulnerable, fully human, child. He is a God that turns our ideas of control, power and authority upside down. He is a God, although Creator, whose nature is one of relationships and Jesus is proof of this. Tim indicates that it is in relationships that we are truly human and it is relationships that are important in being part of the body of Christ.Tim Long00:26:00m_83078Sun, 29 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=83078&fullpage=TrueJo Levasier00:22:00Includes dramam_82914Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82914&fullpage=TrueIncludes dramaJo Levasier00:20:00m_82911Sun, 15 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82911&fullpage=TrueJames Levasier00:18:00I am a donkeym_82907Sun, 25 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82907&fullpage=TrueI am a donkeyGeorge, Lynn, Jon and Jo00:05:00m_82906Sun, 25 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82906&fullpage=TrueJo Levasier00:13:00Reading John ch1 v1-18 (NIV) followed by talk fromm Rev Jo Levasier given during the St Georges 7pm service on 22nd January 2012. The Big Question: who do you think Jesus is? Christianity is about a passionate belief and complete commitment to Jesus, God's ONLY Son, our Lord and anyone wrestling with the truth can engage with the person of Jesus to discover this.m_82885Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82885&fullpage=TrueReading John ch1 v1-18 (NIV) followed by talk fromm Rev Jo Levasier given during the St Georges 7pm service on 22nd January 2012. The Big Question: who do you think Jesus is? Christianity is about a passionate belief and complete commitment to Jesus, God's ONLY Son, our Lord and anyone wrestling with the truth can engage with the person of Jesus to discover this.Jo Levasier00:28:00The service theme "I believe iin Jesus" is developed by the Team through video clips, powerpoints, games and a dramatised story. lots of questions are asked... Who is Jesus?, who's in charge?, Do you believe?, How will you believe and follow? The first game: Guess Who!... two teams of mixed age ask three concealed Mystery Guests questions to find out their jobs. What someone DOES reveals who they are. Jesus is exactly the same! The second game: Who's in charge?.... Children and adults are challenged to m_82847Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82847&fullpage=TrueThe service theme "I believe iin Jesus" is developed by the Team through video clips, powerpoints, games and a dramatised story. lots of questions are asked... Who is Jesus?, who's in charge?, Do you believe?, How will you believe and follow? The first game: Guess Who!... two teams of mixed age ask three concealed Mystery Guests questions to find out their jobs. What someone DOES reveals who they are. Jesus is exactly the same! The second game: Who's in charge?.... Children and adults are challenged to The Family Service Team00:40:00Tim begins our look at the second section of the Apostles Creed by considering the humanity and divine nature of Jesus - the reality yet a conundrum for both the early believers and ourselves. Tim looks at how the different authors of the New Testament address the issue and then goes on to encourage us to see how this belief needs to be taken into our everyday living - a living faith.m_82787Sun, 22 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82787&fullpage=TrueTim begins our look at the second section of the Apostles Creed by considering the humanity and divine nature of Jesus - the reality yet a conundrum for both the early believers and ourselves. Tim looks at how the different authors of the New Testament address the issue and then goes on to encourage us to see how this belief needs to be taken into our everyday living - a living faith.Tim Long00:24:00Reading Genesis ch2, v4-9 (NIV) followed by a talk from Rev Simon Butler given during the St Georges 7pm service on 15th January 2012. God gives his children a second chance as a loving and encouraging father and longs to lavish love on them. We need to speak, from our personal experience of our trust in God, to the many residents of Ashtead who do not know him so that they might also believe in the One God.m_82628Sun, 15 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82628&fullpage=TrueReading Genesis ch2, v4-9 (NIV) followed by a talk from Rev Simon Butler given during the St Georges 7pm service on 15th January 2012. God gives his children a second chance as a loving and encouraging father and longs to lavish love on them. We need to speak, from our personal experience of our trust in God, to the many residents of Ashtead who do not know him so that they might also believe in the One God.Simon Butler00:33:00m_82508Sun, 08 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82508&fullpage=TrueJames Levasier00:19:00Archdeacon Julian Henederson begins our look at the Apostles' Creed by examining our belief in "One God". He suggests that there is a rationality in believing in God the creator and examines the reality of our experience of the Trinity - yet one god. Stating our faith in the words of the Creed together can help strengthen our faith and prepare us for real life opportunities to share it.m_82448Sun, 15 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82448&fullpage=TrueArchdeacon Julian Henederson begins our look at the Apostles' Creed by examining our belief in "One God". He suggests that there is a rationality in believing in God the creator and examines the reality of our experience of the Trinity - yet one god. Stating our faith in the words of the Creed together can help strengthen our faith and prepare us for real life opportunities to share it.Julian Henderson00:23:00This morning Simon Butler explores the opening line of the Apostle's Creed and finds in it a re-assurance that God is trustworthy. Simon then reflects on John 9 and the healing of the man born blind as a model of what it means to trust and believe. 2nd reading Isiah 46 vs 6-7 m_82422Sun, 15 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82422&fullpage=TrueThis morning Simon Butler explores the opening line of the Apostle's Creed and finds in it a re-assurance that God is trustworthy. Simon then reflects on John 9 and the healing of the man born blind as a model of what it means to trust and believe. 2nd reading Isiah 46 vs 6-7 Simon Butler00:25:00Bob introduces the new Sermon series on the creed by setting out some of the background and fundamentals of where the creeds have come and why in 21st Century, the issues they address are important in our world of shifting valuesm_82355Sun, 08 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82355&fullpage=TrueBob introduces the new Sermon series on the creed by setting out some of the background and fundamentals of where the creeds have come and why in 21st Century, the issues they address are important in our world of shifting valuesBob Kiteley00:29:00Bob tells of the good news of Jesus' birth at Bethlem. These may be familiar words but the reality of the event needs to come home afresh to us as it is at the core of our relation with God - God with us - and the good news that that is for us and all humanity.m_82354Sun, 25 Dec 2011 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82354&fullpage=TrueBob tells of the good news of Jesus' birth at Bethlem. These may be familiar words but the reality of the event needs to come home afresh to us as it is at the core of our relation with God - God with us - and the good news that that is for us and all humanity.Bob Kiteley00:24:00m_82219Sun, 08 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82219&fullpage=TrueSimon Butler00:15:00Reading 2 Timothy ch 3 v14- ch4 v5 (NIV) followed by talk from Rev Bob Kiteley given during the St Georges 7pm service on 8th January 2012. The Apostles Creed evolved from a baptismal formula in use around 120AD, and is a corrective for the "me" in today's culture. It is the irreducible minimum of the Christian faith across all denominations, and is important because it offers a personal commitment to our faith.m_82161Sun, 08 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=82161&fullpage=TrueReading 2 Timothy ch 3 v14- ch4 v5 (NIV) followed by talk from Rev Bob Kiteley given during the St Georges 7pm service on 8th January 2012. The Apostles Creed evolved from a baptismal formula in use around 120AD, and is a corrective for the "me" in today's culture. It is the irreducible minimum of the Christian faith across all denominations, and is important because it offers a personal commitment to our faith.Bob Kiteley00:28:00m_81922Sun, 01 Jan 2012 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.sgsgashtead.com/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=81922&fullpage=TrueChristine Bailey00:20:00