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18th December: The angel told Mary at the first Advent, ‘nothing is impossible with God.’ In this episode, Matthew refers to Apple computers, Sir Alex Ferguson’s football philosophy and Bethel Church in Redding, California, asking the question: what could you do, if you were empowered to do the seemingly impossible?
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16th December: There were two types of singing that first Advent – songs of joy and songs of lament. Whilst different in emotion they’d both have been sung with great passion. In today’s episode, Matthew exp…
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15th December: God used multiple ways of communication at the first Advent in order to share the good news of Jesus. We’re called to do the same today. To communicate clearly, openly and appropriately. We’re to pa…
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13th December: When the Bible describes what happened that first Advent it says quite a lot about sex. About what was, and what wasn’t happening. God used sex in his purposes that first Advent, and it’s the same …
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12th December: It’s good to ask questions. The Bible encourages it. At the first Advent, Zechariah and Elizabeth both asked similar questions of the Angel Gabriel but got very different responses. In this podcast Matth…
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14th December: Names are important because names reveal identity. At the first Advent the main characters in the Bible stories were encouraged in their identity, empowering them to live up to their names. It’s the s…
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