The Power of Prayer
We have a passion to pray and have seen the power of prayer in action, so if you have a prayer request, no matter how big, or small, please email it to us. Continue reading The Power of Prayer
Author: Richard Dennis-Smith
Michael Smith – New Everyday Church Wimbledon Youth Leader
My vision for youth work this year is to get Fridays up and running in a sustainable and fun way, with discipleship at the core, and for it to support and balance out Sunday morning sessions. Continue reading Michael Smith – New Everyday Church Wimbledon Youth Leader
CAP Money Course
The Christians Against Poverty Money Course is starting on Saturday March 5th for three weeks, 9:45–12:00 at Everyday Church Wimbledon. Annemie joined the last course and here’s what she says about it… Why did you choose to do the Money Course? “It started with Helen going up the front and saying this is an opportunity to do it. I started one around 2016 but it wasn’t the right … Continue reading CAP Money Course
A very long wait – Advent Calendar 2021
Have you ever had to wait a long time for something really good? Maybe it was that delicious Christmas lunch slowly cooking in the oven. Or that gift you ordered for your mum that Amazon said would be delivered by 1pm today. Or maybe, like me, you wrote your Christmas list four months in advance – that takes a lot of waiting! God’s people waited. They … Continue reading A very long wait – Advent Calendar 2021
What is “the church” to you?
As we’re continuing through our sermon series in Galatians, I got to preach on Galatians 4:8-20 at our Wimbledon Venue. It is a fascinating set of verses, that give us an insight into Paul’s relationship with the Galatians. He tells us of how they met (v13) and how kind and caring the Galatians were towards him (v14-15). But the passage is remarkable for the depth … Continue reading What is “the church” to you?
The Flame People – Special Offering Update
“When you have finished translating and when our children read this, then this town will understand the truth and will change!” – A ‘Flame’ imam In May 2021 we took up a special offering. We had the privilege of giving £35,000 to Wycliffe Bible Translators to support their on-going work to translate the Old Testament into the language of the ‘Flame People’. This incredible group, … Continue reading The Flame People – Special Offering Update
Nesimi & Ayshad Aliyevs – Greetings from Georgia
Hello dear brothers & sisters of Everyday Church, Because we live many kilometres away and communication can be difficult, I decided to send you our update to let you know who we are and what we are doing here in Georgia. We would love to let you know about ourselves. We are doing good; Praise the Lord. Thanks for being with us, your friendship is a blessing … Continue reading Nesimi & Ayshad Aliyevs – Greetings from Georgia
‘To The Choir Master’ #5 In Private
What comes to mind when you think about ‘worship’? Maybe it’s the gathering? Sunday services? A conference? God sees your heart at all times. Nothing is hidden from God. Your thoughts, your daily battles and your hidden motives are no secret to God. This is an important revelation when we are considering our private life of worship. God the Father, ‘who sees what is … Continue reading ‘To The Choir Master’ #5 In Private
‘To The Choir Master’ #4 Trinitarian
The God of the Bible is Father, Son and Spirit. Three in one. God has made himself known to us, and has shown from the beginning (Genesis 1:26) that he is one God in three persons. The Trinity. Who God says he is must be the opinion that matters most to us. We must worship him for who he is. If God says he … Continue reading ‘To The Choir Master’ #4 Trinitarian
‘To The Choir Master’ #3 Lament
You don’t have to be a smart to work out that human beings are not happy all the time. Life comes with bitterness and disappointments. There are times of agony and periods of suffering. And followers of Jesus are not exempt from that. We have not been called to a life on cloud-nine. We are not commanded to smile and ‘feel great’ all the … Continue reading ‘To The Choir Master’ #3 Lament