Monday 12th April 2021

Beside The Burn
This week we ask, “Is this a year of Jubilee?” And we look together at how God’s grace is displayed during the year of Jubilee, when slaves are set free and debts are cancelled.

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Jubilee
A Song by Michael Card comparing Jesus to the Year of Jubilee.

Jubilee
The Word provided for a time
For the slaves to be set free
For the debts to all be cancelled
So His chosen ones could see
His deep desire was for forgiveness
He longed to see their liberty
And His yearning was embodied
In the year of Jubilee

Jubilee, Jubilee
Jesus is that Jubilee
Debts forgiven, slaves set free
Jesus is our Jubilee

At the Lord's appointed time
His deep desire became a man
The heart of all true jubilation
And with joy we understand
In His voice we hear a trumpet sound
That tells us we are free
He is the incarnation
Of the year of Jubilee

Jubilee, Jubilee
Jesus is that Jubilee
Debts forgiven, slaves set free
Jesus is our Jubilee

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Sunday Service

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Let’s Pray For Moderator
Pray for ministers across the church, as they seek a refreshed vision for the future of their congregations. Pray for Kirk Sessions as they pray and talk together, seeking God’s leading for their next steps. 


Worshipping the Lord 
‘Ascribe to the Lord the glory due his name; worship the Lord in the splendour of holiness.’ Psalm 29:2. Today as we worship in person, online or on our own, ask God that we might see his glory and acknowledge his rule.


Let’s Pray For Chris & Rachel Humphries (global mission workers in Portugal)
Pray that as the restrictions in Portugal start to ease, Chris and Rachel would be able to reconnect with local people and build up their relationships with them. Give thanks for the Easter video series during Holy Week and pray that it will have encouraged many.


Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) 
Pray for the leadership and members of PCEA’s congregations (over 1,000 in Kenya and a small number in Tanzania and Uganda). Pray that the church will continue to grow. ​

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J.John
Facing the Canon this week is Mark Greene. He is Executive Director of the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity and was Vice Principal of the London School of Theology. He speaks, tells stories, and writes, mainly on the joys, trials, and surprises of living all of life as a follower of Jesus in today’s world.

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Glen Scrivener
“Reading Between The Lines” a series working through the bible looking at the well known phrases.
Golden Calf

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NEW HOPE AT EASTER
Rev Daniel Kane, minister of West Church congregation in Ballymena, reflects on how the Easter story shows God at work behind the scenes to meet our deepest needs then, now and for eternity. #Easter #Easter2021 
https://t.co/utXABnVJqy

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10 Commandments (48 minute audio)
In this interview, Jen Wilkin discusses a well-known yet, according to Jen, often misunderstood and misapplied section of Scripture: the Ten Commandments. She explains why the Ten Commandments are more interesting and more applicable than we might think, what’s wrong with the way we often talk about the law and the dangers of legalism, and what it really means to take the Lord’s name in vain.
https://www.crossway.org/articles/podcast-delighting-in-the-ten-commandments-jen-wilkin/

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NEW PCI PODCAST EPISODE (28 minute audio)
Join Neil Harrison, Rev Lachlan Webster (Craigavon PC) and Roberta Irvine (Greystone Road PC) for a discussion on how to develop relationships with new people connecting with our congregations: 
https://t.co/CzGKoMt4Bt

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Jigsaw
The times for yesterday’s Jigsaw

Derek 23:35

​Play the "Harbour Monday" puzzle!
https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=0889205b2bd5