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Revd. Keith Saynor takes us through Romans 15 v 22-24, explaining how we need to avoid disappointment taking over our lives and how our attitude should be to focus on God.

Palm Sunday - Revd Keith Saynor discusses Jesus' triumphal entry to Jerusalem. Jesus rode into Jerusalem, humbly riding a young donkey, fulfilling an ancient prophesy. Without realising it, the owner of the donkey played a key role in this event, offering a small gift that made it possible. We face the same challenge - what is the "donkey", the small offering, that we can make to enable God's plan to be fulfilled?

Rev. Keith Saynor takes us through Matthew 8 v23-27 and Matthew 14 v22-33, showing us how promises and purposes of God can be masked by the storms in our lives and how we must trust in Jesus to get us out of these storms.

Rev.d Keith Saynor describes the water jar left by the woman who met Jesus at the well as a metaphor of a watery grave where we can leave our worries and cares after laying them at Jesus' feet. Leave them there, do not pick them up and continue to carry them.

Keith Saynor goes through John 8 v 1-11, showing Jesus' remarkable kindness and amazing wisdom and how we are blessed and should bless others in kind and how whilst God shows us compassion and grace, we still need to meet those challenges.

Keith takes us through Ecclesiastes 3 v 1-8, a journey of there being a right, allocated time that God has set aside.