Isca Church

Matthew 28: 16-20 Karena Mulcock talks on Jesus the Sender and asks is there a physical place, a chair, a view, somewhere where you can come and encounter Jesus so his presence can be with you as you go to share Jesus with others.

Sarah, who leads, Creation Fest in Cornwall, asks: What does it mean for you to know the Crucified King? Do you know his cosmic power in your life. 

Matthew 26: 36-46. Lyn talks about when Jesus was at his most human in the garden of Gethsemane and his lessons in how to pray. Lyn encourages us to hold onto Jesus' promises when we are overwhelmed or prayer goes unanswered.

Matthew 12: 15-37  Jesus wants us to flourish in every area of our lives. Richard introduces the theme of feeling robbed and chats with Julie who felt robbed of her life when her baby and husband both died but is now flourishing after re-discovering the presence of Jesus in her life.

Over a lovely breakfast together Sim inspired us to rest in God's presence on the Sabbath and to reflect on what the Sabbath looks like for us in our lives?

Join Matt for an immersive walk with Jesus as he performs miracles. Jesus has come to liberate us from our messy lives and unresolved difficulties which we mask by putting a show. Matt asks us where are we performing tidiness? 

Jesus is our champion and rescuer in times of trouble. Rich asks if our identity is in Christ - can we declare we are a child of God? He encourages us to learn more Bible verses.

Muriel, who with her husband Bob, having spent many years serving God in Europe have seen the refugee crisis close at hand. Here Muriel tells stories of families fleeing their homes are helped by church family and inspires us to show love and a true welcome to migrants.

Kath Entrican ends the New Land series reminded us that God promises us hope and a future and church family tell how they share God. Challenge: Ask God to give you a natural way to share him this week - he'll surprise you says Kath.

Rich talks about letting go, keeping hold and taking up new things. Philippians 3.7-14. He asks what from our past is holding us back from stepping forward and encourages us to take part in church activities and seek God.