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Phil Chapman

Phil and his wife, Sharon, mainly give their time to helping look after the congregation that meets in Market Harborough, and provide leadership and pastoral care to the congregation there. They are also both involved in the worship team, amongst many other things!

The Breath of Life

By Extra-Ordinary, Market Harborough

Today we consider how God was present with people at the beginning, breathing life into Adam and walking with them in the garden. Today, God is primarily present with His people by His Holy Spirit, freely given to every believer. This gift is to be received in order that we can enjoy His presence.

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What 3 Words

By Market Harborough

Our culture has three words: me, me, me! But are these the words that people who know God, who have seen his goodness and who can experience relationship with Him want to be defined by? What are the three words that we might choose to define us?

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Gather: Within the New Covenant

By Gather, Market Harborough

In today’s message we consider 1 Corinthians 11:17-34 and the powerful way in which we are called to gather to share in the Lord’s Supper. We gather within God’s holy, magnificent New Covenant, together. We gather honouring the Body of Christ – recognising the high value of who each one of us is in Christ. We gather worthily – repenting and restoring so that together we enjoy the liberating, significant and unifying blessings of God’s New Covenant!

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Power Walking

By Market Harborough, Walk This Way

Continuing our ‘Walk This Way’ series, we talk about walking in the power of baptism in water and baptism in the Holy Spirit. We need to be baptised in water and in the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:38)! Both of these baptisms are powerful, for every Christian, and vital for our ongoing walk as we follow Jesus and walk His way. Join us for some power walking together!

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Turning Do into Done

By Market Harborough

On this Easter Sunday, we look at the account of Resurrection Day and the invitation before us to go right in, to see and to believe. In a ‘do’ culture we find that the message of Jesus death on the cross, completing His mission on earth and then demonstrating victory over death itself means that for believers Jesus has turned the ‘do’ into ‘DONE!”

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Counting the Cost

By Market Harborough, Walk This Way

Watch/listen again to this Sunday message from Phil Chapman in Market Harborough. You can find more messages and other videos at youtube.com/livingrockchurch. You can also follow our Sunday Messages podcast on your preferred podcast platform. For more information about Living Rock Church visit www.livingrock.church.

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Yes, Lord

By Market Harborough, Walk This Way

Today we look at the account of Jesus at the Wedding in Cana and his first recorded miracle – turning water into wine. We consider how Mary’s instruction to ‘do whatever he tells you’ is an example to us to be ‘Yes, Lord’ people.

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His Name and Renown

By Market Harborough, Walk This Way

Today we start a new series called Walk This Way. Following Jesus and living in His Kingdom. It’s an invitation to a way of living that brings pleasure to God, not as a means of earning our salvation but rather as a response to who He is and the relationship with Him that He has drawn us in to.We kick off together by considering what it is to desire the name and renown of God above all else and how we have the capacity to reflect the God’s glorious character to the world around us.

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All Authority

By Ephesians, Market Harborough

Scripture tells us that ‘God has put all things under the authority of Christ and has made him head over all things for the benefit of the church’. In this All-Together gathering we think about how this truth can enable us to approach God in prayer, full of confidence!

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Know Hope, Know Value, Know Power

By Market Harborough

The resurrection of Jesus on that first Easter Sunday is the centrepiece of the Christian message. In this all-age Easter gathering, Phil describes how the resurrection of Jesus allows people with no hope, no value and no power to know hope, know value and know power.

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