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So What?
Contributed by Steve Pearman on Apr 24, 2026 (message contributor)
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1. 1 So What - Religion V Relationship
Contributed on Apr 24, 2026
We’re starting a brand new series called “So What?” — exploring whether faith in God actually makes a difference in everyday life. If you’ve ever wondered whether Christianity is relevant, or thought is not you thing, this is a great place to start.
(Need: clipboard checklist, photoframe of someone loved) ________________________________________ We start a brand new series today – So what? Does faith in God matter? This series is about answering the question: So what difference does following Jesus make in real life — especially on a Monday ...read more
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2. 2 So What - Purpose, Not Pointlessness
Contributed on May 1, 2026
Today we’re asking a big question: Is there more to life than just getting through it? And looking at how faith gives us purpose, not pointlessness.
We continue in our series, “So What?” Each week we’re taking two words — one negative, one positive — and asking what difference faith in God actually makes. Today: Pointless ? Purpose Let me start with something simple. (Hold up an instruction manual — IKEA if possible.) Joke about Ikea CEO Have ...read more
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3. 3 So What - Presence In Pain
Contributed on May 7, 2026
Today we’re looking at a very real question: Where is God when life hurts? And how His presence can meet us even in the middle of pain
I want to start with something simple. (Hold up a torch — or use your phone light.) When I turn this on in a dark room, it doesn’t remove the darkness. The darkness is still there. But the light makes a difference. • It helps us see. • It helps us take the next step. • It reminds us we’re not ...read more
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4. 4 Belonging, Not Alone
Contributed on May 10, 2026
We’re thinking about something many people long for — a sense of belonging. Because even in a busy, connected world, it’s still possible to feel alone. In this sermon we’re looking at how faith speaks into that — and the invitation God gives us to find a place where we truly belong.
I want to start with a picture. (Gesture to a small table setup — chair, plate, maybe a mug and a name plaque) Imagine walking into a room like this. There’s a table set out. People are sitting, talking, laughing. And you walk in… and realise there isn’t a place set for you. You don’t quite know ...read more