This Week’s BIG IDEA: After what happens in Chapter 3, you would think that the human race would be wiped out, but God is merciful and chooses to let them start again. Unfortunately, what happens next is much worse! This week invites people to recognize that we can’t pull ourselves up out of our sin – but that Jesus’ sacrifice does for us what we could never do!

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Genesis 4:1-16 - Freddie Ingle

Genesis 3 is one of the most important chapters in the Bible, so we could easily draw several discussions out of it, but we are suggesting that you particularly focus your Life Group discussion on what this chapter teaches us about temptation. The Devil is skilled at using lockdown to isolate us, to wear us down and to entangle us in sin. Let’s be prepared, for we are not unaware of Satan’s schemes!

Genesis 3 - Phil Moore

Last week we looked at how we can reflect the glory of the Trinity through our marriages. This week, we are remaining with the same passage to look at how we can reflect the glory of the Trinity through our friendships. Marriage matters, but so does friendship! Jesus, a single man, was totally fulfilled in his humanity through his friendships. Paul was single and teaches us in 1 Corinthians 7 that singleness is as much a gift of God as marriage is. The Lord knows first-hand what it is like to be single and he wants to give us joy in all our friendships.

Genesis 2:18 - Simon Elliott & Julie Willson

God created us male and female to enable us to reflect the glory of the Triune God through our relationships together. Next week, we will look at how we can reflect the glory of the Trinity through our friendships. This week, we will look at how we can do this through our marriages. We want to be sensitive to the many single, divorced and widowed people in our church, whilst doing justice to what the Bible actually says. Whether we are married or single, we are all part of the greatest love story ever, which lies at the very heart of history!

Genesis 2:18-25 - Phil And Ruth Moore

This Week’s BIG IDEA : Recognising that God has placed his Holy Spirit within each believer in order to make us the head of the River of God, flowing out of us to transform the world around us. Helping each person in the group to see what this means, very practically, for their own world.

Genesis 2:4-17 - Phil Moore

This Week’s BIG IDEA : Thinking about the importance of putting in place rhythms of life that keep God at the centre and do us good. In particular we will consider how the command to, “observe the Sabbath and keep it holy” might apply to us as we emerge out of lockdown and Start Again.

Genesis 2:1-3 - David Featherstone

This Week’s BIG IDEA is what theologians refer to as Christus Victor – the Gospel message that Jesus has defeated the devil and restored humanity to his original plan for them to steward the earth as kings and priests of God.

Genesis 1:26-31 "The Crown" - Phil Moore

God's creative power is unleashed by his Word. If we genuinely want to start again, then all new creation begins with a proper view of the Bible.

Genesis 1:1-25 - Phil Moore

Romans 16 - Good News For Us - Simon Elliott by Everyday Church

Romans 16 - Good News For Us - Simon Elliott

Romans 15:14-33 Good News For The World - Phil Moore by Everyday Church

Romans 15:14-33 Good News For The World - Phil Moore

Romans 12 Good News For One Another - David Featherstone by Everyday Church

Romans 12 Good News For One Another - David Featherstone

Romans 7 - New Power - David Featherstone by Everyday Church

Romans 7 - New Power - David Featherstone

Romans 8 - New Friendship - Phil Moore by Everyday Church

Romans 8 - New Friendship - Phil Moore

Romans 9 - New Security - Simon Elliott by Everyday Church

Romans 9 - New Security - Simon Elliott

Romans 9-11 - God Knows What He's Doing - Phil Moore by Everyday Church

Romans 9-11 - God Knows What He's Doing - Phil Moore

God loves London. A lot. So do the people of Everyday Church. We meet every Sunday for services across South London, as well as during the week to spur one another on to follow Jesus every day. Young or old, christian or not too sure, new to town or London born and bred – there is a place for you in the adventure which is Everyday Church.

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