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'It is easy to miss the presence of Christ when we have already decided what he should look like. If we expect Jesus only in the places of power, we will not see him among the poor. If we expect him only in the halls of influence, we will not recognise him in the company of the outcast. If we expect him only in the grandeur of religious tradition, we may miss his presence in the simple acts of kindness, justice, and mercy happening around us.' - Simon Woodman
Read the sermon here: https://baptistbookworm.blogspot.com/2025/02/embracing-unexpected-messiah.html
Listen to the sermon here: https://soundcloud.com/bloomsbury-1/embracing-the-unexpected-messiah
and online at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/215699933
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@BloomsburyBaptistMay 18
‘Acts 11.1-18 reveals that the Gospel is for all people, regardless of background or ethnicity, emphasizing the inclusive nature of salvation through Jesus. It highlights the authority of the Holy Spirit, who leads the church beyond traditional religious and cultural boundaries. Ultimately, it affirms that salvation is not based on adherence to the law or one’s heritage, but on repentance and faith in Christ ' – Nigel Williams, preaching on 18th May 2025