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The Incredible Journey presents: C.S. Lewis – Life Story of the Hope Bringer
Before he turned ten, his mother died of cancer. So a young C. S. Lewis turned his back on God and became a militant atheist. Even being almost killed in the trenches of the Somme in 1918 didn’t change his mind. Yet from that angry and confused young man, Lewis went on to become someone who stood up and brought hope to his nation in the darkest hours of World War II. What made C. S. Lewis change his mind and go on to become one of the twentieth century’s strongest advocates for Christianity? Let's find out the true story of C. S. Lewis.
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9GEM: Sunday, 30 March at 8:30 am
The Incredible Journey is a Christian TV program which airs on 9GEM, Sundays mornings at 8:25am across Australia and also YouTube/TheIncredibleJourney and tij.tv - anytime.
Each program deals with the journey of life - a journey we are all on - a journey from here to eternity, and when you think about it, it is an incredible journey. These programs deal with the challenges and experiences that we all encounter on the incredible journey of life. The major focus of each program is sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ and His Word - the Bible - sharing each program in story form, because stories are one of the most effective ways to communicate a message.
The Incredible Journey team travel to the ends of the earth to find stories on life, hope and happiness and you are invited to join us on this incredible journey.
As we continue our sermon series, we turn our focus to the central message of Revelation: the Cross of Christ. How can we shift our perspective from looking at ourselves, to fixing our eyes on Jesus? John begins his vision by emphasizing Jesus' humanness, reminding us that salvation is deeply personal.
The book of Revelation is not just about future events; it is a revelation of Jesus, His sacrifice, His victory, and His call for us to overcome through His blood. The Cross stands at the centre of God’s final message, bridging creation and the new earth. If the Cross is central to history, how central is it to our daily lives? How does it shape our faith, our choices, and priorities? As we live in the in-between, may we trust, worship, and hold fast to Jesus, knowing He has already won the victory. Hope to see you at church this Saturday, as we explore this further.
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