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Jesus’ Worship
God looked all over the earth for one human being who would offer him perfect worship because he or she was a perfect worshipper. He couldn’t find one until… Jesus. He who lived a perfect life and died a perfect death, the only one who ever has.
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Hebrews 10:12 describes Jesus’ work on the cross as offering ‘For all time one sacrifice for sins’. For Israel sacrifice was worship, so what our modern…
ContinuePosted by Daniel Jack Nixon on November 8, 2011 at 5:39pm
Worship music has become a multi-million dollar business, some worship bands sell hundreds of thousands of copies and become the latest Christian Celebrities!
But what is worship all about, and why is it so important? Let’s take a look at what the Bible has to say, and trace the worship thread that runs through scripture as we explore together what worship could look like in our lives, in our schools and in our Lunchtime Groups.
What does ‘worship’ mean to you,…
ContinuePosted by Daniel Jack Nixon on November 8, 2011 at 5:37pm
Now back to that scroll of Isaiah... did you know that Isaiah is drawing on an even earlier passage in the Old Testament, a passage in the book of Leviticus, chapter 25? Now don’t freak out but Leviticus is one of these strange books of the Bible full of laws and it can be a challenging read, but in chapter 25 it opens up into an amazing story about the Year of Jubilee.
Let me explain…
God…
ContinuePosted by Daniel Jack Nixon on September 21, 2011 at 6:30pm
What do you think of when you here the word Mission? For me the word invokes images of deepest darkest Africa, tropical islands and Americans with beards and bum bags!
Anyone else? No, just me, ok moving on…
Most of us would have heard it said that Mission is about sharing the good news and making disciples of all nations, now I’m sure this is true, but what is the heart behind Mission and…
ContinuePosted by Daniel Jack Nixon on September 21, 2011 at 4:52pm
Mustard is a Christian mission movement all about connecting secondary students with Jesus, and with the help of local churches and other ministries we do this in two ways:

Mustard Lunchtime groups are Christian communities within schools helping students to follow and explore faith in Jesus.

Mustard Live Events are sessions or events run for students groups of varying sizes that look at Jesus and his teaching through a specific topic. We use a mix of media, activities and reflection techniques to communicate the Gospel in a way that resonate with the students.
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