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Come and hear the good news of Jesus! Gospel Preaching (evening service) 6pm every Sunday.
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Rathbone Road Christian Hall. Come and hear the good news of...
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We believe the Bible is God’s word and that He sent His son...
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Rathbone Road Christian Hall. Come and hear the good news of...
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We believe the Bible is God’s word and that He sent His son Jesus, who died and rose again, to save us from our sins. We meet in Rathbone Road Christian Hall every Sunday and we would love to see you too. “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16.
Please check out our Visitor Information page to find out what goes on at our church. Visitor Information. Service Times We meet every Sunday at 11:00am. Come and join us. Location Throne of Grace Church, 39 Elmsleigh Drive, Leigh-on-Sea, Southend-on-Sea, Essex SS9 3DW. (see map)
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Perhaps the word can seem hollow if we have lost the concept of fellowship as a means of grace, with the end of enjoying Jesus. That we have means of grace in the Christian life implies some end, some goal, some target. In other words, “means” means means to some end. The means are not the end. And if we leave the great end undefined, lesser ends c...
Christian fellowship— our holy commonality of sharing in one Savior, through one Spirit, as one body — goes far deeper than games and a potluck. In the New Testament, fellowship is less the Christian Super Bowl party, and more like the players themselves huddled on the field, calling the next play. Perhaps few of us realized how vital fellowship wa...
Hebrews’ twin texts on fellowship as a means of grace speaks into the challenges of our generation. As we see in Hebrews 3and 10, life and health and perseverance in Christian faith is a community project. Our hearts harden, and our faith fails, as we distance ourselves from the fellowship. But when we stubbornly stay connected, and deepen those co...
In Hebrews 3, the writer quotes from Psalm 95to spur his readers to Christian perseverance, and then pivots to this immediate application to the church as a whole, not just individuals: Look out, watch out, take care of each other — be vigilant over your brother’s soul, not just your own. The church body as a whole is to watch out for some (“any”) ...
The other twin, then, Hebrews 10:24–25, expands on the vision, now cast in more positive terms: Now, as Hebrews 3 has its positive charge to take up helping words, so Hebrews 10 includes the warning against “neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some.” Here again is the some from Hebrews 3(who were falling away), which the whole body toge...
In the Christian life, every day matters. And every Sunday matters, with its rhythms of fellowship. Keeping ourselves, and others, in the faith does not call for herculean efforts, but regular upkeep. Routine vigilance, watching out for the souls of others, leads to losing less of the some, and to “all the more” grace as we anticipate the Day of Ch...
Hebron Hall is an independent non-denominational Christian charity located on the outskirts of Dinas Powys and providing: Set in seven acres, Hebron Hall offers a tranquil location yet remains within easy reach of the M4 motorway, Cardiff Airport and national and local rail and bus services.
May 14, 2018 · This chapter, Hebrews 11, is often called the Hall of Faith. In it, we read of all the great men of faith recorded in the Scriptures. Here we learn that faith is the key to pleasing God. First, we need faith to come to God — to believe he exists and then trust him for our salvation.
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The Hail Mary. Hail, Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou amongst women. and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
