A Single Spark—by Jacques Genis

January 22, 2023

Sermon summary:

Acts 2: 14–21 The incredible outpouring of the Holy Spirit gave the first disciples direction. It was given to everyone for the first time. Everyone can play a role in this community.


Being married was not an issue for the Biblical writers. We need to be careful not to idolise marriage; it doesn't define you as a person.


1 Corinthians 7: 32–33 You have divided devotion when you are married, and single parents have a dual responsibility. While you are single you have an amazing opportunity to serve God free from many responsibilities.

Be in step with the Spirit... a collection of single sparks that ignite in our neighbourhoods, workplaces, and wherever you go. Live undividedly devoted.


Watch the full service here (the sermon starts at 52 mins)

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A family consisting of a father, mother and children.

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Cross seen through the mouth of a cave for an Easter poster.

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