Pastor Chris brings our series on Judges to a sobering close as we step into chapters 19–21 — some of the darkest and most disturbing moments in the whole book.
Echoes of Sodom and Gomorrah run through these chapters as Israel spirals into chaos, with everyone doing what was right in their own eyes. What follows is a brutal national conflict and a devastating reminder of what happens when a people turn away from God.
Join us as Chris unpacks this grim but essential ending to Judges — and shows how even in the bleakest moments, God is still working out His purposes.
In our ongoing series through the Gospel of Luke, Pastor Chris takes us into Luke 5:12–26, where Jesus performs two remarkable miracles of healing. But there’s something even deeper happening in this passage.
As the crowds watch, Jesus says to one of the men, “Your sins are forgiven.”
It sparks outrage — “Only God can forgive sins!” they protest… not realising they are standing in the very presence of God Himself.
Join us as Chris unpacks this powerful moment, revealing the true authority of Jesus and the life‑changing significance behind these miracles.
https://www.bible.com/bible/59/LUK.5.12-26.ESV
For copies of slides click on notes
Pastor Chris continues our series in Judges, and this week we step into one of the most surprising and unsettling parts of the whole book. We meet a man called Micah — and no, not Micah the prophet. These two are chalk and cheese. This Micah is a picture of what happens when people create their own version of faith, their own version of God, and their own version of truth.
It’s a story full of confusion, compromise, and spiritual drift. And it all sits under that haunting line: “Everyone did what was right in his own eyes.”
Judges 17–18 challenges us to ask: What happens when worship becomes self‑made? What happens when God is replaced with convenience? And what does this passage reveal about the world we live in today?
https://www.bible.com/bible/59/JDG.17.1-13.ESV
Pastor Chris continues his series in Luke, and today we step into a scene that changes everything. Imagine recruiting a team — you’d look for expertise, credentials, proven ability. But Jesus walks by the lakeside and calls fishermen with no degrees, no training, no status. And they leave everything.
This is the moment the first disciples are called.
Scripture: Luke 5:1–11.
link for todays reading-https://www.bible.com/bible/59/LUK.5.1-11.ESV
Slides are available in notes.
We’re back in our series through Luke’s Gospel, looking today at Luke 4:31–44.
Pastor Chris Haley takes us into a powerful moment where Jesus confronts demons — revealing His unmatched authority and compassion.
What did these encounters look like then, and how do we understand them today?
Let’s dive deeper together.
🎧 More resources from Beech Hill Church:
https://www.beechhillchurch.org.uk/ta..
Link for todays reading-https://www.bible.com/bible/59/LUK.4.31-44.ESV
