‘Good News’
Liturgy
Mark Chapter 1 says it,
“The beginning of the good news of Jesus Christ, the Son of
God”
The good news has a person, a relationship, an invitation.
The good news always has an address, a place, a time, an offering
of hope.
But how is the good news heard?
What is good news to Angela the single mum trying to get
kids to school?
What is good news for Jack the farmer waiting years for
rain?
To the bloke who apprentices to an electrician, likes a punt
and a beer?
To the young girl Julie, who gets bullied mercilessly every
day at school?
What is good news to Vince, the aboriginal man always served
last at the newsagent?
Or to Viktor, the Congolese office manager, now driving cabs
on the night shift?
The good news is, the rule and reign of Heaven breaks into
the here and now.
What does it mean today, ‘to fish for people’?
What gifts and skills do we bring and with whom will we
collaborate?
How can we hear where God is speaking and acting at the very
edges of our community?
How are we the church for God’s mission in this time and
place?
Let’s worship God...
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