Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. His public declaration of his "kingship" fulfilling so many prophecies.

Verse 19, "see, I am doing a new thing". Lynn Nwagbara on her experience and work at the European parliament, and experiences in Ghana and Nigeria.

As we come to church each Sunday we should prepare to worship God, not in a casual way. Prepare ourselves, listen and then respond to God's message carefully.

The snares of oppression, selfish ambition and friendlessness. In Jesus Christ we have as the ultimate, compassionate friend who brings true comfort to the brokenhearted. Technical issues make the audio quality not up to our usual standard.

It is not us but God who is in control and we can trust him for what he gives us. Our time is in his hands for us to use for him.

Paul, chained in prison in Rome takes a high level view to encourage the Philippians . He writes that for him to live is Christ, to die is gain.

Encourage one another to walk in truth, obey God's commands, and show love.

Build on the solid joys of our adoption, sanctification and ultimate glorification from God not hevel..

Everything is never enough yet gifts received from God's hand make us glad. When Christ becomes our "gain" everything else finds its proper place. Technical problems needed a different mic after 15 mins. so sounnd changes.

We have the sure hope of Jesus who promises to make "all things new" whilst we remain in an uncertain world.