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May 23 Happy Pentecost!

Michael Wadsworth

I’m a huge fan of Pentecost. I actually think it is as significant an event in the Christian calendar as Christmas and Easter - even if it doesn’t quite get treated as such. This is a short video reflection about why I think Pentecost was such a big deal when it happened, and remains such a big deal for us today…

This sermon was written and recorded for the Rugby and Daventry Methodist Circuit’s 2021 Pentecost Service. The reading for the sermon was Acts 2:1-21, 37-47.

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I love the story of Solomon. It's a great example of the Bible's genius; full of creative flourishes, subtle use of light, shade, irony and even sarcasm. It almost teases the reader all the way to the climax.
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I've been thinking lately about how the first few stories of the Bible all have very similar plot-lines... each one involves Individuals trying to become like God on their own terms with horrific consequences for them, humanity and the rest of creati

How should we approach the Bible? This is a metaphor I've found useful in recent times when training Local Preachers and Worship Leaders...
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I love tracing images and themes through the Bible. And one of the strongest images going is that of the Shepherd. When Jesus calls himself 'The Good Shepherd' many people's minds go straight to Psalm 23. But I think there's a lot more to that title

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