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The Kingdom of Heaven is not a narrative of victimhood leading to policies of exclusion. It’s not a story of us-and-them. It’s not a story of us being good, and them being evil. Rather, it is a story of inclusion, of radical and disruptive intervention in the global ecosystems of violence. The Kingdom of Heaven is not the few faithful fish caught in someone else’s nasty net; it is the net itself, trawling the world and gathering everything in its path.
Simon Woodman preaching at Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 20 October 2019.
Listen to the sermon here:
https://soundcloud.com/bloomsbury-1/the-bottom-trawling-fishing-net-kingdom
Read the script here:
https://baptistbookworm.blogspot.com/2019/10/the-bottom-trawling-fishing-net-kingdom.html
We offer thoughtful and reverent worship, with an impressive pipe organ, a choir, and a liturgical style. Our preaching is progressive, and inclusive in its theology and application. Our Sanctuary is wheelchair accessible, and we produce our service sheets in large print versions.
The congregation share a light and affordable meal, together with people from the local community.
by @BlmsburyBaptist from WestminsterCitizensFeb 18
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