Simon Benham’s Blog

Hello, and thanks for making it to my blog. My name is Simon and I am the Senior Pastor here at Kerith Community Church.

This blog is a place for me to share thoughts on pretty much anything which takes my interest. This will often be related to things happening in our church community or life lessons I am in the process of learning. It could also be reflections on current world events, reviews of books I am reading or commentary on how well Newcastle United are doing in the league! You just never know what you're going to get...

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Simon

Advent Daily Devotional - Day 21
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Advent Daily Devotional - Day 21

“But when the set time had fully come, God sent his Son, born of a woman, born under the law, to redeem those under the law, that we might receive adoption to sonship.” (Galatians 4:4-5)

God’s timing is perfect! The birth of Jesus fulfilled centuries-old promises, demonstrating that God’s plan is flawless and timely. Jesus’ arrival in Bethlehem during the Roman Empire's relative stability enabled the rapid spread of His gospel. Fully human and fully divine, Jesus brought redemption, adoption into God’s family, and the promise of eternal hope. This Christmas, embrace the gift of Jesus—God’s ultimate expression of love—and trust in His perfect plan for your life.

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Using your voice for good
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Using your voice for good

How many of you enjoy watching talent programmes on the television and feel envious of those brave individuals who have the confidence to stand on a stage in front of a crowd and sing solo? I know that I have great admiration for anyone who can share their voice in that way, despite the jangling nerves they feel as a lone voice in the silence. However there are many ways we can use our voices, even if not singing solo on a stage.

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