Jubilee Church Farnham Mediahttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.orgInsight by EndisnoDave gave a lovingly researched message emphasing how Jesus put himself down to the lowest position and washed all of the disciples' feet during the last supper. He wouldn't take Peter's 'No' for an answer when He came to him asserting that Peter had no part with Him unless He washed his feet. This was because the act was symbolic of the servant role and of what the disciples were to do for one another.m_49016Sun, 05 Sep 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=49016&fullpage=TrueDave gave a lovingly researched message emphasing how Jesus put himself down to the lowest position and washed all of the disciples' feet during the last supper. He wouldn't take Peter's 'No' for an answer when He came to him asserting that Peter had no part with Him unless He washed his feet. This was because the act was symbolic of the servant role and of what the disciples were to do for one another.Dave Berry00:46:00Bob uses the version of the Lord's prayer given in Luke as the basis for his message on how to pray. This version is a much reduced version of that given in Matthew 6:9 which is, perhaps, more widely used than the shorter version of Luke. m_48346Sun, 15 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=48346&fullpage=TrueBob uses the version of the Lord's prayer given in Luke as the basis for his message on how to pray. This version is a much reduced version of that given in Matthew 6:9 which is, perhaps, more widely used than the shorter version of Luke. Bob Peet00:13:00Dave explains the meaning of healing in terms of Jesus ministry. When Jesus healed, He did so with authority and the people He healed recognised it. As Christians, we, also, have authority to heal, but we need something more than just that. We need discipleship, faith and compassion for the person we are trying to heal.m_47747Sun, 01 Aug 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=47747&fullpage=TrueDave explains the meaning of healing in terms of Jesus ministry. When Jesus healed, He did so with authority and the people He healed recognised it. As Christians, we, also, have authority to heal, but we need something more than just that. We need discipleship, faith and compassion for the person we are trying to heal.Dave Berry00:47:00We are assured demons/spirits do not possess us, we are God's children! They can, however, press our buttons and put bad thoughts into our minds. But they don't know our thoughts - only God. Regarding our physical/mental health, not all ills can, or should, be attributed to evil spirits. If there is any doubt about the source of an infirmity, guidance should be sought from the church leadership. Dave will deal with health and other aspects of possible demonic activity in the following weeks.m_47525Sun, 25 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=47525&fullpage=TrueWe are assured demons/spirits do not possess us, we are God's children! They can, however, press our buttons and put bad thoughts into our minds. But they don't know our thoughts - only God. Regarding our physical/mental health, not all ills can, or should, be attributed to evil spirits. If there is any doubt about the source of an infirmity, guidance should be sought from the church leadership. Dave will deal with health and other aspects of possible demonic activity in the following weeks.Dave Berry00:33:00The first disciples to be called by Jesus were Simon Peter, a fisherman, and Matthew, a tax collector. Jesus changed or, rather, transformed these men, the first from a simple life of fishing and the second from life as, effectively, a social outcast, as a tax collector for the occupying Roman force. However, the men were chosen by Jesus to show the world that it was not privileged position that gained favour with God but giving up the sinful life and following the way demonstrated by Jesus.m_47188Sun, 18 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=47188&fullpage=TrueThe first disciples to be called by Jesus were Simon Peter, a fisherman, and Matthew, a tax collector. Jesus changed or, rather, transformed these men, the first from a simple life of fishing and the second from life as, effectively, a social outcast, as a tax collector for the occupying Roman force. However, the men were chosen by Jesus to show the world that it was not privileged position that gained favour with God but giving up the sinful life and following the way demonstrated by Jesus.Steve Woodbridge00:32:00Steve tells us why we need to be like Jesus and the tools we can use to help us achieve that ambition. m_46580Sun, 04 Jul 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=46580&fullpage=TrueSteve tells us why we need to be like Jesus and the tools we can use to help us achieve that ambition. Steve Delves00:55:00m_46233Sun, 27 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=46233&fullpage=TrueSteve Delves00:51:00Though little is known about the early life of Jesus, we do know that, as a boy of only twelve years, he had lengthy discussions with the Jewish priests in the temple in Jerusalem and would amaze them with his depth of knowledge of the scriptures. It was clear that, at such a tender age, he had a calling far beyond that of normal men. We hear nothing of Jesus after this until he begins his calling to ministry after he is baptised in the River Jordan by John the Baptist.m_46056Sun, 20 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=46056&fullpage=TrueThough little is known about the early life of Jesus, we do know that, as a boy of only twelve years, he had lengthy discussions with the Jewish priests in the temple in Jerusalem and would amaze them with his depth of knowledge of the scriptures. It was clear that, at such a tender age, he had a calling far beyond that of normal men. We hear nothing of Jesus after this until he begins his calling to ministry after he is baptised in the River Jordan by John the Baptist.Ric Garvey00:40:00Dave examines Luke's record of Jesus' ministry in and around Galilee and takes three words to focus our attention: Heart, Head and Hands.m_45139Sun, 06 Jun 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=45139&fullpage=TrueDave examines Luke's record of Jesus' ministry in and around Galilee and takes three words to focus our attention: Heart, Head and Hands.Dave Berry00:39:00m_44590Sun, 23 May 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=44590&fullpage=TruePeter Van Niekerk00:58:00On a prompting from the holy Spirit, Sean takes us into Ezekiel 37 ratrher than the intended 1Corinthians, 15. In this, we see Ezekiel being spoken to by the Father and being commanded to speak life into the dry bones of the defeated, Israeli army that he comes across in the desert. m_43775Sun, 02 May 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=43775&fullpage=TrueOn a prompting from the holy Spirit, Sean takes us into Ezekiel 37 ratrher than the intended 1Corinthians, 15. In this, we see Ezekiel being spoken to by the Father and being commanded to speak life into the dry bones of the defeated, Israeli army that he comes across in the desert. Sean Gubb00:32:00Unfortunately, Ric's message on the subject of 'Money' didn't record, so, sadly, the bank is closed on this occasion.m_43277Sun, 18 Apr 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=43277&fullpage=TrueUnfortunately, Ric's message on the subject of 'Money' didn't record, so, sadly, the bank is closed on this occasion.Ric GarveySteve looks at God's supernatural power as expressed through the gifts of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes Paul's words from his first letter to the Corinthians wherein the Corinthians have demonstrated their need for re-education in the use of the Spirit-given Gifts and the need to use the gifts in loving and Godly ways.m_43260Sun, 25 Apr 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=43260&fullpage=TrueSteve looks at God's supernatural power as expressed through the gifts of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes Paul's words from his first letter to the Corinthians wherein the Corinthians have demonstrated their need for re-education in the use of the Spirit-given Gifts and the need to use the gifts in loving and Godly ways.Steve Woodbridge01:33:00Steve continues the series on the 'I AM' statements spending much time and creative energy on Jesus' statement; I am the resurrection and the life. Not in the recording but part of Steve's message are the showing of a spoof, Spielberg video of Mary and Martha finding the empty tomb, a quiz involving the whole church in teams and a number of worship songs.m_42754Sun, 11 Apr 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=42754&fullpage=TrueSteve continues the series on the 'I AM' statements spending much time and creative energy on Jesus' statement; I am the resurrection and the life. Not in the recording but part of Steve's message are the showing of a spoof, Spielberg video of Mary and Martha finding the empty tomb, a quiz involving the whole church in teams and a number of worship songs.Steve Delves00:30:00Sean unpacks the unexpected side of Easter based on the four points: God loves us, We have sinned, Jesus died for us and We need to decide to live for God. m_42602Sun, 04 Apr 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=42602&fullpage=TrueSean unpacks the unexpected side of Easter based on the four points: God loves us, We have sinned, Jesus died for us and We need to decide to live for God. Sean Gubb00:31:00Easter can hold many surprises for us, especially perhaps the children among us. Sean gives the children and some older folk a few surprises (not to mention Easter eggs) concerned with the Easter message.m_42601Sun, 04 Apr 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=42601&fullpage=TrueEaster can hold many surprises for us, especially perhaps the children among us. Sean gives the children and some older folk a few surprises (not to mention Easter eggs) concerned with the Easter message.Sean Gubb00:20:00In his first letter to the Corinthians, Paul says that none of the gifts of the spirit, however great they may be, are of any worth to us unless we have love. Sean unpacks chapter 13 with........love, and concludes with that wonderful statement, "And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love."m_42173Sun, 28 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=42173&fullpage=TrueIn his first letter to the Corinthians, Paul says that none of the gifts of the spirit, however great they may be, are of any worth to us unless we have love. Sean unpacks chapter 13 with........love, and concludes with that wonderful statement, "And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love."Sean Gubb00:51:00Paul, concerned that his brothers, with their pagan background, should not be ignorant in regard to spiritual gifts, describes the gifts that the Holy Spirit can give, just as as He determines, to each one. The gifts He gives are not the same to each one; to one He will give one gift, and to another a different gift. Paul describes nine distinct gifts. The gifts are given for the glorification of God's Kingdom and not to boost the receiver's personal esteem.m_41902Sun, 21 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=41902&fullpage=TruePaul, concerned that his brothers, with their pagan background, should not be ignorant in regard to spiritual gifts, describes the gifts that the Holy Spirit can give, just as as He determines, to each one. The gifts He gives are not the same to each one; to one He will give one gift, and to another a different gift. Paul describes nine distinct gifts. The gifts are given for the glorification of God's Kingdom and not to boost the receiver's personal esteem.Ric Garvey00:43:00Worship can come in many forms and with varying degrees of sincerity. Dave takes us gently and skillfully through the bible bringing to light characteristics of different expressions of worship.m_41519Sun, 14 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=41519&fullpage=TrueWorship can come in many forms and with varying degrees of sincerity. Dave takes us gently and skillfully through the bible bringing to light characteristics of different expressions of worship.Dave Berry00:33:00The history, meaning and practical implications of The Last Supper are described. Jesus told His disciples to remember Him every time they broke bread, it symbolising His body which was for them. Likewise, after supper, He took a cup of (red) wine and told His disciples to remember Him every time they drank the cup. The cup represented (and established) God's new covenant, in Jesus' blood, with His chosen people and this covenant replaced the old-testament, Mosaic law.m_41207Sun, 07 Mar 2010 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.jubileechurchfarnham.org/Media/Player.aspx?media_id=41207&fullpage=TrueThe history, meaning and practical implications of The Last Supper are described. Jesus told His disciples to remember Him every time they broke bread, it symbolising His body which was for them. Likewise, after supper, He took a cup of (red) wine and told His disciples to remember Him every time they drank the cup. The cup represented (and established) God's new covenant, in Jesus' blood, with His chosen people and this covenant replaced the old-testament, Mosaic law.Steve Woodbridge00:25:00