This week’s sermon, “One Of Us”, will be delivered by Adam Birr and will focus on Isaiah 7:14, where God speaks through the prophet Isaiah about the miraculous sign of a virgin conceiving and bringing a son into the world. This powerful prophecy points us to Jesus, Immanuel, meaning “God with us,” and reveals the miracle of God entering our world in human form.
As we journey through 2025, our church is focusing on the Miracles of the Bible—exploring how God works in powerful and life-changing ways to inspire our faith, draw us closer to Him, and remind us of His incredible love for us. Each week, we’re being built up in mature faith as we discover more about who God is and what He can do.
Our morning will begin with worship songs led by Simon Phillips & Shona Tootill from our Glasgow worship team. Chris C will welcome everyone and lead us in opening prayer as we gather our hearts before God.
We will share communion together, with Andy Gould bringing the communion message to help us reflect on the cross of Christ and what Jesus has done for us.
Order of Worship
- Worship Songs – Simon Phillips & Shona Tootill
- Welcome & Prayer – Chris C
- Communion Message – Andy Gould
- Sermon: “One Of Us” by Adam Birr
- Fellowship with tea and coffee until 12:30 PM
Fellowship & Refreshments
After the service concludes, please stay for tea, coffee and fellowship until 12:30 pm. It’s a wonderful time to connect, share stories, and build community together.
Everyone is welcome, whether you’re a regular member, visiting for the first time, or exploring what it means to follow Jesus. Join us in person or online.
We look forward to worshipping with you!
What to Expect:
- Engaging worship music
- Biblical teaching that applies to daily life
- Warm, welcoming community
- Meaningful communion celebration
- Refreshments and fellowship
Message Summary & Reflection
Coming soon…
Scriptures To Be Shared In This Message:
Isaiah 7:14
14 Therefore the Lord himself will give you a sign: The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel.
