Welcome to RED, the Youth & Young Adults Ministry at Christ Church Dingley (CCD)!
RED stands for Revolt (Junior High), Emerge (Senior High) and Dare (Young Adults).
Feel free to have a look around the website to see what we get up to, or even check out where we are and come visit us. If you require more information on anything just contact us!
Join us @ RED in 2009…as we get alongside each other to learn about God and worship Him in all we do!!
Also, don’t forget the baptism service at Mentone Beach @ 4pm (Miriam Curnow and Naomi Bissel) before our regular service back at CCD @ 6pm.
Check out below to see what we’ll be looking at together @ the Sunday 6pm worship gathering.
The beginning of the end…
Or perhaps the end of the beginning…
Welcome to the first week in a series of 11 looking at the book (or should we say letter), of Revelation.
This ‘revealing’ of cosmic events centers around the return of Jesus.
While we wait for him, the struggle between good and evil wages on.
Which will win in the end?
You’ll have to read Rev 1 to find out.
Thanks
Joel
Hey folks
This week we’ll be looking at a Praise Psalm.
Make sure you read Ps 148 before Sunday, when I’ll be preaching on it.
Thanks
Joel
‘Come, let us sing for joy to the LORD’ (Ps 95:1)
We saw last week how the psalmist moved from lament into praise.
How?
1. By remembering God’s hesed – his unfailing, covenant love.
2. By rejoicing that God is the one who saves him.
This week we move into a Praise Psalm.
Sherwantha will be preaching on Psalm 95, so you’ll need to read it before Sunday.
God bless
Joel
What happens when life doesn’t go right?
Where’s God in our suffering?
Hey, didn’t Psalm 1 say the righteous will prosper?
All these questions are prominent features in the Lament Psalms which we’ll be looking at this week.
You’ll need to read to Psalm 13 before Sunday.
We’re looking forward to hearing from God as Sherwantha preaches on the psalm.
God Bless
Joel
This week at REDunited we are starting our 5 week sojourn through the Psalms.
To kick us off I’ll be preaching on Psalm 1.
Some of the things we could be doing in preparation for this week’s sermon is:
1. Reading Ps 1
2. Noticing the difference between those who follow God and not
3. Noticing what this says about God
4. Figuring out how to use Ps 1 to tell the Gospel story
I hope this encourages you to serve God in everything you do this week.
God bless
Joel
7 The end of all things is near. Therefore be alert and of sober mind so that you may pray. 8 Above all, love each other deeply, because love covers over a multitude of sins. 9 Offer hospitality to one another without grumbling. 10 Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms. 11 If you speak, you should do so as one who speaks the very words of God. If you serve, you should do so with the strength God provides, so that in all things God may be praised through Jesus Christ. To him be the glory and the power for ever and ever. Amen.
Joel will be preaching from this section of Amos, so have a read of it and so you have a ‘heads-up’ for Sunday night. It’s an awesome passage and definitely applicable for our lives today, so check it out! See you all Sunday! (Don’t forget it’s MOthers Day!)
Howdy folks.
This Sunday I’ll be preaching on John 6:60-70.
The main point will be looking at is sticking with Jesus when it is hard to.
You’ll need to read the whole of Chapter 6 to really get into it, specifically from 6:52.
If you have any Q’s from the last few weeks please post them up.
Joel
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