Archives for: May 2009
Message: "ALCC Vision: Being an Irish Church (Part 4)" by Kevin Fitzgibbon
Pastor Kevin continues to explore what it is to be a distinctly Irish church, focussing particularly on how Irish history impacts on our faith, character and witness.
Message: "Loving an evil person" by Brent Enget
In this much-requested message, Brent continues to preach on the topic of love, looking at the Biblical response to a person bent on evil. Listen to the Word of God and be challenged in this difficult area.
Message: "Being a Physical Worshipper" by Martin Legge
This is the second main teaching session from ALCC's worship conference 2009 "Worship is a Verb", in which Martin talks about using your physical body to echo what your heart is saying to God in praise and worship.
Message: "Passive vs Active worship" by Sarah Legge
This is the first main teaching session from Abundant Life's "Worship is a Verb" worship conference, held on 23rd May 2009 in Limerick. In it, Sarah holds a seminar with teaching and interaction under the title "Passive vs Active worship".
Message: "ALCC Vision: Being an Irish Church (Part 3)" by Kevin Fitzgibbon
Pastor Kevin is exploring the vision of Abundant Life Christian Church, part of which is that it is an Irish church. In this short message he looks at how the legal structure of Ireland affects and is affected by our Christian faith.
Message: "ALCC Vision: Being an Irish Church (Part 2)" by Kevin Fitzgibbon
10-05-2009 12:46 , Categories: Church vision , Tags: church, constitution, irish, kevin, law, sermon, vision Pastor Kevin continues to explain Abundant Life's vision, emphasizing what it means to be an Irish church and looking at the constitution and law system, and how they impact on our Christian walk.
Message: "ALCC vision: Being an Irish Church (part 1)" by Kevin Fitzgibbon
Pastor Kevin looks at the word "Irish" within the Abundant Life vision statement, and begins to look at what it means to be an Irish church. In this first part he looks at the Irish language and its part in bringing Irish culture into our church.
