This is the second of two posts where Lizzie Laferton reflects on how Jesus himself shows us that good-news-sharing is hard, hospitable, humble and hopeful.

In this week’s post we’ll consider how good-news-sharing is hospitable, humble and hopeful.

This is the first of two posts where Lizzie Laferton reflects on how Jesus himself shows us that good-news-sharing is hard, hospitable, humble and hopeful.

This post we’ll consider how good-news-sharing is hard.

What might it take for us to proclaim the kingdom message as boldly and fearlessly as the disciples were called to do in Matthew 10? 

Lizzie helps us see the transformative effect of seeing people as Jesus saw them, of looking on people with compassion, of recognizing them as sheep.

At our Christmas Carol services we invited everyone who came to look at a list of six questions and decide on the question they would be most interested in hearing an answer on. For three Sundays in March, starting on the 10th we will be looking at the top 3 questions…

Here are some excellent questions that Lizzie Laferton has shared that we can use to go through Matthew’s gospel with others or on our own to help us reflect on who Jesus is and our task of making Him known.

Here’s a quick selection of some great, pithy, well produced videos designed to get people thinking about what Christmas is really all about - be encouraged, and share away!

Everyday Evangelism is a new podcast series from London City Mission aiming to build up everyday Christians and churches for urban mission. Find out more…

Hymns We Love is a gentle evangelistic series which uses well-loved hymns to explore the Christian faith with seniors. Each session features a beautifully shot video set in a historic English church, and tells the story of the hymn and the gospel message behind it. 

Lizzie Laferton asks the question: “How do I bridge the gap between everyday conversation "in the town" of Sutton where I live – centred as it most often is on the here-and-now, the what-just-happened, the visible-and-tangible – and the glorious how-much-the-Lord-has-done of the Gospel?”

Inspired by Jesus’ vision of reality, 321 is designed to help you think about God, the world and yourself through immersive videos and thoughtful illustrations. It’s designed to be something you can share on WhatsApp with your friend following a conversation, or to be done one on one with them, or in a small group. It’s flexible and engaging.

Find out about a network of lunchtime Bible talks, partnering with Christians across London to reach the city with the life-giving news of Jesus:

Luke 15 - Will you rejoice with me?

Listen to Sam’s Sermon on Luke 15 to hear some more about our great God’s heart for the lost and what we can do to play our part in reaching the lost around us.