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Kirk Reflections38 - JoyKirk Reflections 15th December 2024
Revd. Erick du Toit brings this week's reflection from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
JOY
a fruit of the Spirit. Who comes to mind?
I had a primary school teacher who somehow managed to display a deep level of joy. Anyone could see that something was different about her. Nothing was ever too much to ask and despite her own difficulties and disappointments she still managed to be content.
So, a classmate asked her about the ‘happiness’ she displayed. She simply said:
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Kirk ReflectionsKIRK Conversation 01: Kirkliston Community FridgeIn our first Kirk Conversations podcast, we speak to Pemma Ellis-Huddlestone of Kirkliston Community Conservation Volunteers (KCCV) about Kirkliston Community Fridge - a partnership project between Kirkliston Parish Church and KCCV.2023-05-1027 min
Kirk Reflections24 - AnchoredKirk Reflections 15th May 2022.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
The sea can be a scary place.
Especially when you’re in a small boat and exposed to all the elements. In Acts 27 Paul finds himself amidst a storm. The waves crash against his boat and the wind tears through his sails. But he never loses hope and keeps his eyes fixed on Christ. He even takes the time to serve Communion, will you believe!
Are you facing any storms in your life? Do you fear sink...2022-05-1509 minKirk Reflections17 - ConclusionKirk Reflections 27th March 2022.
John McPhee brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
Our 6th theme in our series on PRAYER is: “Conclusion”
John shares thoughts from Ephesians 1:15-26 and Romans 12:1-8.
This was recorded live in the Kirk and refers to some images that you may not be able to see. The pocket idol referred to is a mobile phone.2022-03-2725 minKirk Reflections16 - MissionKirk Reflections 20th March 2022.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
Our 5th theme in our mini-series on PRAYER is: “Mission”
Sharing is fundamental to understanding the Christian Faith. Christ came to share in our brokenness and gave us a very important mission: to share our lives with others. To share in such a way that others might see and experience something of Christ’s self-sacrificial love through our deeds of love.
But it’s not always easy. Sharing often ‘costs’ us something. In our passage from...2022-03-2038 minKirk Reflections15 - HiddennessKirk Reflections 13th March 2022.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, the 4th theme in our mini-series on PRAYER is: “Hiddenness”
Caves can be quite scary, right? We’ve all seen the films where creatures lurk in the dark or the chaos surrounding a rescue mission when someone gets lost in an underground maze. But caves can also be a place of safety. A refuge to seek shelter from a storm, to warm up by a cosy fire.
In our reading for this Sunday...2022-03-1320 minKirk Reflections14 - WonderKirk Reflections 6th March 2022.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, the 3rd theme in our mini-series on PRAYER is: “Wonder”
Being in awe and wonder of God is a form of Worship and Prayer. Often, the greatest of prayers is simply basking in God’s presence when we stare out the window and observe - taking in and being made aware of God’s presence in the beauty all around: spring, sunshine, flowers, a smile, laughter… God. Is. There.
Join us as we look at...2022-03-0624 minKirk Reflections13 - ScriptureKirk Reflections 27th February 2022.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our series on Prayer. Why is the Bible so important to our daily time of devotion? Is it possible to pray without Scripture? We look at Isaiah 6: 1-8 & Matthew 28: 16-20 to shed light on some of these questions.2022-02-2714 minKirk Reflections12 - EncounterKirk Reflections 20th February 2022.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we start a new series on Prayer. Moses had an encounter with God at the burning bush. A life altering experience!
Is it still possible for us to have these personal ‘meetings’ with God? Or is He simply too busy…?
Join us as we explore these questions and many more!
[Exodus 3:1-15]2022-02-2018 minKirk Reflections11 - ResurrectionKirk Reflections 13th February 2022.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we look at the essence of the Christian Faith: the resurrection of Jesus from the dead. It’s kind of the heartbeat of what we stand for and without it, not much else would make sense.
[1 Corinthians 15:12-20]2022-02-1321 minKirk Reflections10 - ProvisionKirk Reflections 6th February 2022.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we look at Gods provision as we seek to prepare for a deeper relationship with God, and to step into the calling on our lives.
[Luke 5:1-11]2022-02-0624 minKirk Reflections09 - TroublemakersKirk Reflections 30th January 2022.
Rev. Erick du Tout brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we conclude our series: New year - New beginnings - New Opportunities considering how to accept our calling as troublemakers. We look at Jeremiah’s calling from chapter 1 and discuss how we’re all been commissioned to speak truth to oppressive systems. This will at the best of times cause a bit of discomfort and even trouble… if you’re bound to get in trouble it might as well be for the right reasons!2022-01-3017 minKirk Reflections08 - ResilienceKirk Reflections 23rd January 2022.
John McPhee brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our series: New year - New beginnings - New Opportunities looking at personal resilience based upon a deeper relationship with God.2022-01-2326 minKirk Reflections07 - RefreshmentKirk Reflections 16thJanuary 2022.
Paula Roots brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our series: New year - New beginnings - New Opportunities looking at refreshing our relationship with God.2022-01-1620 minKirk Reflections06 - Freedom to moveKirk Reflections 9thJanuary 2022.
Marion Donald brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our series: New year - New beginnings - New Opportunities.2022-01-0922 minKirk Reflections05 - The Challenge of ChangeKirk Reflections 2nd January 2022.
Alistair Barton brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, the First Sunday of 2022, we start a new series: New year - New beginnings - New Opportunities2022-01-0225 minKirk Reflections04 - New ClothesKirk Reflections 26th December 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, the First Sunday after Christmas we seek to clothe ourselves for the year ahead.2021-12-2617 min
Kirk Reflections03 - LiberatorKirk Reflections 24th December 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings a Christmas Watchnight message from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-12-2509 minKirk Reflections02 - RoadsKirk Reflections 5th December 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, the Second Sunday in Advent we seek to make the paths straight as we look forward to Christmas and to Jesus Coming.2021-12-0518 min
The Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 18 | Making Faith MagneticAs followers of Jesus, we know that the good news is deeply attractive. But we often fear that to those on “the outside”, it comes across as irrelevant or even repellent. Sometimes the Christian worldview feels so out of step with everything else going on that we don’t know how to share our faith. How […]The post Episode 18 | Making Faith Magnetic appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2021-12-0557 minKirk Reflections01 - SignsKirk Reflections 28th November 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we celebrate the First Sunday in Advent as we look forward to Christmas and to Jesus Coming.2021-11-2818 minKirk Reflections52 - Christ the KingKirk Reflections 21st November 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we conclude the Liturgical Year asking "who is on the throne of your heart?". 2021-11-2120 minKirk Reflections51 - RemembranceKirk Reflections 14th November 2021. Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we mark Remembrance Sunday.2021-11-1418 minKirk Reflections50 - Climate JusticeKirk Reflections 7th November 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we join with many other Churches to consider our affect on the climate and what we can do to help minimize climate change.
This includes an interview with 2 pilgrims from YCCN (Young Christian Climate Network) who visited on their way to COP26 in Glasgow.
2021-11-0724 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 17 | Autism and the churchThe Little Breakfast returns to explore Autism and the church. In this episode, Clive Parnell chats with Dr Leon Van Ommen – lecturer in Practical Theology at Aberdeen University. Leon is also involved in a unique centre for Autism and Theology on campus. Their conversation covers a range of questions including – what is Autism? Why […]The post Episode 17 | Autism and the church appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2021-11-0759 minKirk Reflections49 - Sixth SenseKirk Reflections 31st October 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we conclude our series on Experiencing Jesus through our senses.
06 - Spirit2021-10-3122 minKirk Reflections48 - TasteKirk Reflections 24th October 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we're celebrating Harvest Thanksgiving, as we continue our series on Experiencing Jesus through our senses.
05 - Taste2021-10-2419 minKirk Reflections48 - HearingKirk Reflections 17th October 2021.
Paula Roots brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our series on Experiencing Jesus through our senses.
04 - Hearing2021-10-1712 minKirk Reflections47 - TouchKirk Reflections 10th October 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our series on Experiencing Jesus through our senses.
03 - Touch2021-10-1017 minKirk Reflections46 - SightKirk Reflections 3rd October 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our series on Experiencing Jesus through our senses.
02 - Sight2021-10-0320 minKirk Reflections45 - SmellKirk Reflections 26th September 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we are excited to start a new series on Experiencing Jesus through our senses.
01 - Smell2021-09-2620 minKirk Reflections44 - Thirsty?Kirk Reflections 19th September 2021.
John McPhee brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, he asks, "Are you thirsty?"2021-09-1926 minKirk Reflections43 - CommunionKirk Reflections 12th September 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we are excited to celebrate our first in-person Communion since 2019!
2021-09-1213 minKirk Reflections42 - FarewellKirk Reflections 5th September 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we conclude the series - David: Lessons from a complicated life
08 - Farewell2021-09-0516 minKirk Reflections41 - BathshebaKirk Reflections 29th August 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue the series - David: Lessons from a complicated life
07 - Bathsheba2021-08-2921 minKirk Reflections40 - LamentKirk Reflections 22nd August 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue the series - David: Lessons from a complicated life
06 - Lament2021-08-2217 minKirk Reflections39 - ShepherdKirk Reflections 8th August 2021.
Our Session Clerk, Paula Roots brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue the series - David: Lessons from a complicated life
05 - Shepherd2021-08-0814 minKirk Reflections38 - PerseverenceKirk Reflections 1st August 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
Today was our Picnic & Praise event at Carlowrie Castle, and we had worship outdoors and enjoyed fellowship with the community of Kirkliston.
This week, we take a break from the series - David: Lessons from a complicated life to take inspiration from the sporting events happening at the moment. 2021-08-0112 minKirk Reflections37 - BesorKirk Reflections 25th July 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue the series - David: Lessons from a complicated life
04 - Besor2021-07-2517 minKirk Reflections36 - AbigailKirk Reflections 18th July 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue the series - David: Lessons from a complicated life
03 - Abigail2021-07-1820 minKirk Reflections35 - GoliathKirk Reflections 4th July 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our summer series - David: Lessons from a complicated life
02 - Goliath2021-07-1114 minKirk Reflections34 - AnointedKirk Reflections 4th July 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we start a new series - David: Lessons from a complicated life
01 - David's Anointment2021-07-0420 minKirk Reflections33 - The SnakeKirk Reflections 27th June 2021.
John McPhee brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue the series - Animals of the Bible
05 - The Snake
Bible References:
Numbers 21: 4-9
John 3: 14-172021-06-2719 minKirk Reflections32 - The RavenKirk Reflections 20th June 2021.
Alistair Barton brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue the series - Animals of the Bible
04 - The Raven
Bible References:
I Kings 17:1-16
Luke 12:22-25
2021-06-2021 minKirk Reflections31 - The LionKirk Reflections 13th June 2021.
Marion Donald brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue the series - Animals of the Bible
03 - The Lion2021-06-1320 minKirk Reflections30 - The FishKirk Reflections 6th June 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue the series - Animals of the Bible
02 - The Fish
2021-06-0617 minKirk Reflections29 - The DonkeyKirk Reflections 30th May 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week marks the start of a new series - Animals of the Bible
01 - The Donkey
2021-05-3020 minKirk Reflections28 - Pentecost SundayKirk Reflections 23rd May 2021.
Marion Donald brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-05-2314 min
Kirk Reflections27 - Puzzle PiecesKirk Reflections 16th May 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-05-1718 min
Kirk Reflections26 - Eternal LifeKirk Reflections 9th May 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-05-1018 min
Kirk Reflections25 - Blind spotsKirk Reflections 2nd May 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-05-0818 min
Kirk Reflections24 - What is Love?Kirk Reflections 25th April 2021.
John McPhee brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
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Kirk Reflections23 - Children of GodKirk Reflections 18th April 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-04-1820 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 16 | What on earth is heaven? part twoIn Episode 15, we shared the first part of Clive’s conversation with Jim Paul exploring what on earth Heaven is like. This second part sees the guys continue to talk about Heaven and what we can learn about it from the Bible. Jim Paul is the director of the English L’abri and is the author of […]The post Episode 16 | What on earth is heaven? part two appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2021-04-1453 min
Kirk Reflections22 - LightKirk Reflections 11th April 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-04-1119 min
Kirk Reflections21 - The Greatest EscapeKirk Reflections 4th April 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our Weekly Reflections for Easter Sunday from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-04-0416 min
Kirk Reflections20 - A new commandmentKirk Reflections 1st April 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our Holy Week reflections for Maundy Thursday from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-04-0113 min
Kirk Reflections19 - BetrayalKirk Reflections 31st March 2021.
John McPhee brings our Holy Week reflections for Wednesday from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-03-3108 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 15 | What on earth is heaven? part oneWhat is heaven like? Have you thought about this much? Is Heaven a place we go up to? A place of fluffy clouds and harps? Is Heaven a place on earth? What will we be doing in heaven? How do answers to these questions affect how we live now? Will there be breakfast in heaven? […]The post Episode 15 | What on earth is heaven? part one appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2021-03-3145 min
Kirk Reflections18 - Mission: ImpossibleKirk Reflections 30th March 2021.
Alistair Barton brings our Holy Week reflections for Tuesday from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-03-3015 min
Kirk Reflections17 - WorthKirk Reflections 29th March 2021.
Marion Donald brings our Holy Week reflections for Monday from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-03-2908 min
Kirk Reflections16 - DisapointmentKirk Reflections 28th March 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections for Palm Sunday from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-03-2815 min
Kirk Reflections15 - Learning from ExperienceKirk Reflections 21st March 2021.
John MacPhee brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
2021-03-2110 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 14 | Why does justice matter?Clive is joined by Tara Devlin, a charity worker living and working in Edinburgh supporting those living with HIV and Hepatitis C. In 2018 after 16 years with Tearfund in Scotland Tara and her husband Adrian went to work in Jamaica in an inner city youth and community project. They returned home earlier than planned last […]The post Episode 14 | Why does justice matter? appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2021-03-1559 min
Kirk Reflections14 - What do we really need?Kirk Reflections 21st March 2021.
Alistair Barton brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.2021-03-1416 min
Kirk Reflections13 - The Vineyard OwnerKirk Reflections 7th March 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we are continue our series on Pretty Parables.
07 - The vineyard owner2021-03-0713 min
Kirk Reflections12 - The Pharisee and the Tax CollectorKirk Reflections 28th February 2021.
Marion Donald brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our series on Pretty Parables.
06 - The Pharisee and the Tax Collector2021-02-2813 min
Kirk Reflections11 - The Rich man and LazarusKirk Reflections 21st February 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our series on Pretty Parables.
05 - The rich man and Lazarus2021-02-2115 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 13 | Why does discipleship matter?Our second helping of the Little Breakfast in 2021 sees Clive joined by Matt Oliver. They discuss discipleship, why it matters in these days, and of course; breakfast! Matt is a pastor at Hardwick Baptist Church and is a presenter of the “What Now?” Podcast. You can also watch this episode on the Kirkliston Community […]The post Episode 13 | Why does discipleship matter? appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2021-02-1554 min
Kirk Reflections10 - The Ten TalentsKirk Reflections 14th February 2021.
John McPhee brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our series on Pretty Parables.
04 - The Ten Talents2021-02-1409 min
Kirk Reflections09 - The shrewd managerKirk Reflections 7th February 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we are continue our series on Pretty Parables.
03 - The shrewd manager2021-02-0712 min
Kirk Reflections08 - The Rich FoolKirk Reflections 31st January 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we continue our series on Pretty Parables.
02 - The rich fool2021-01-3118 min
Kirk Reflections07 - The good SamaritanKirk Reflections 24th January 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
This week, we start a new series on Pretty Parables.
01 - The Good Samaritan2021-01-2417 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 12 | Why does engaging with culture matter?In our first episode of season 2, Clive chats with Dr Dan Strange about how we understand film, music, TV and the Bible. How do christians engage with contemporary culture? Are we tempted to be consumers of culture? Are we able inform culture? How can we exercise imagination? Dan Strange is College Director at […]The post Episode 12 | Why does engaging with culture matter? appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2021-01-1856 min
Kirk Reflections06 - WitnessKirk Reflections 17th January 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
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Kirk Reflections05 - BaptismKirk Reflections 10th January 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
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Kirk Reflections04 - A Child of GodKirk Reflections 3rd January 2021.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
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Kirk Reflections03 - Hallelujah!Kirk Reflections 27th December 2020.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
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Kirk Reflections02 - Light of the worldKirk Reflections 25th December 2020.
Rev. Erick du Toit brings our Christmas Message from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
2020-12-2514 min
Kirk Reflections01 - LoveKirk Reflections 13th December 2020.
Marion Donald brings our weekly reflections from Kirkliston Parish Church, Scotland.
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KCC TalksCalled to follow the way of the crossListen or watch on our YouTube channel.
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2020-11-2231 minKCC TalksCalled to understandPastor Colin MacPhie continues our series considering who we follow and explores this passage in Mark – and the call to understand.
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2020-11-1528 minKCC TalksCalled to believePaul Johnson explores what is means to be called to believe as we follow Jesus.
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2020-11-0827 minKCC TalksCalled to follow with a pure heartJames Gibson shares from Mark 7 as we consider what it means to have a pure heart as we follow Jesus.
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2020-11-0121 minKCC TalksCalled to trust JesusPastor Clive Parnell considers how we can trust Jesus to direct us, that He sees us and that He is with us.
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2020-10-2528 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 11 | What is truth?Our eleventh episode features a conversation with Ellis Potter. Ellis visited The Big Breakfast (our in-person events) in 2018, and this is his first time on the podcast. Clive and Ellis explore how we understand what truth is. This discussion leads to an further exploration of how it relates to our identity and how we trust […]The post Episode 11 | What is truth? appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2020-10-1251 minKCC TalksCalled to reach outAre Christians to be those to hide in a cave and wait for heaven, or to be sent into out? Explore Mark 6 with Pastor Clive Parnell.
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2020-10-1126 minKCC TalksCalled to restorationListen or watch on our YouTube channel.
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2020-09-2728 minKCC TalksCalled to trust in a stormHow do we handle the storms of life? Panic, fear, denial? Join Pastor Colin MacPhie as he unpacks this passage from Mark and considers how we are called to trust in the storm. This is part of our “Who do you follow?” series.
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...2020-09-2022 minKCC TalksCalled to growWe continue to explore “Who do you follow?” and this week Pastor Clive Parnell explores being called to grow.
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2020-09-1324 minKCC TalksCalled to be rootedPastor Colin MacPhie considers how we are rooted in Christ.
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2020-09-0631 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 10 | Why does ministry matter?The Little Breakfast Podcast returns as an imperfect pastor meets an imperfect pastor meet to talk about ministry. Clive talk about ministry, why it matters and, of course, breakfast with pastor and lecturer Zack Eswine. “I’ve served in pastoral ministry for over twenty-five years, as a pastor, professor, and global communicator. But I come from a […]The post Episode 10 | Why does ministry matter? appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2020-08-241h 04The Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 9 | Why does hospitality matter?Thank you for downloading the Little Breakfast Podcast. In this episode, Clive is joined by Michelle Guinness and they talk about the importance of hospitality from her experience as a Jewish convert to Christianity. Michelle is a writer and a regular broadcaster and speaker. Visit Michelle’s website > The post Episode 9 | Why does hospitality matter? appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2020-07-271h 01The Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 8 | Why does the bible matter?How do we interpret the Bible? How can the Bible transform us? Clive discusses the Bible and discipleship with Kevin Vanhoozer. And of course, breakfast. Kevin is Research Professor of Systematic Theology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Illinois. Find out more at https://www.kevinjvanhoozer.com.
The post Episode 8 | Why does the bible matter? appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2020-07-1300 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 7 | Why does art matter?Find out more as Clive chats with Ally Gordon, about art and the christian faith. They explore why art matters and also what art looks like today. Ally is co-founder of Morphē Arts, which provides support and resources to Christian graduates and emergent artists to work with integrity in their creative practices. Find out more […]
The post Episode 7 | Why does art matter? appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2020-06-2900 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 6 | Consumerism, individuals and the gospel in a global crisisClive is joined by David Robertson and they discuss where society has been over the past 15 years and how understanding the gospel can help our thinking in a consumeristic culture. David Robertson is the director of Third Space, a project of the City Bible Forum in Australia, and was the minister of St Peters Free Church […]
The post Episode 6 | Consumerism, individuals and the gospel in a global crisis appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2020-06-1500 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastEpisode 5 | What does Mission look like before, during and after a crisis?Clive speaks with Lindsay Brown, exploring what mission has looked like in the West and the rest of the world over the past 10 years. They also explore where we are at with mission now and where we might be heading. Lindsay has been involved in student ministry with IFES since 1981, serving as General […]
The post Episode 5 | What does Mission look like before, during and after a crisis? appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2020-06-0100 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastApologetics in a crisisClive Parnell speaks with Dr Amy Orr-Ewing (vice-president, RZIM) about where society has been over the past 15 years from a philosophical and theological perspective. They also explore where we are now and where we may be heading. There is also some breakfast chat along with a special guest appearance too. Books referenced in this […]
The post Episode 4 | Apologetics in a crisis appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2020-05-2200 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastWhat is God saying in this crisis?In the third episode of our Little Breakfast conversations, Clive speaks with Rev Dave Richards, (Rector) of St Paul’s and St George’s Church in Edinburgh. Listen to some stimulating chat about what God might be saying to the church in this COVID-19 crisis. There is also some breakfast chat too! (After all it is called […]
The post Episode 3 | What is God saying in this crisis? appeared first on Kirkliston Community Church.2020-04-2200 minThe Little Breakfast PodcastRhythm change in a crisisThis second episode in our “Little Breakfast” series features Clive and Gerald talking about how we adapt when the rhythm of life has changed so dramatically for all of us. We’ve moved from fast-paced lives to social distancing and lockdown. How do we adapt to isolation? How do we work through loneliness? How do we find […]
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