Rugby Elim Church

Rugby Elim Church
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Rugby Elim Church is a vibrant, growing, hope-filled community of people who have been changed by an encounter with an extraordinary person.

  1. 6d ago

    What to do when vision is blurred?

    What do we do when we believe God has given us a vision, but the way forward still feels unclear? In this powerful message from Daventry, Pastor Kevin Kirkland explores the story of Jesus healing a blind man in Mark 8:22–26. The man’s sight was restored in stages, reminding us that receiving vision does not always bring immediate clarity. Sometimes Jesus opens our eyes and then teaches us to trust Him as our focus becomes clearer. Pastor Kevin looks at what it means to allow Jesus to lead us, even when we cannot see the way ahead. We can have partial sight without full clarity, and sometimes we need to honestly pray, “Jesus, will you touch my eyes again?” Our experiences, disappointments, fears and past failures can all become lenses through which we view our circumstances. But what happens when we take off those lenses and ask Jesus to help us see things as He sees them? This message is also connected to the season ahead for Daventry Elim as we seek God for His vision and purpose for the church and the town. We may not know every detail of what lies ahead, but we can know who is leading us. If your vision feels blurred, your circumstances are unclear, or you’re trying to understand what God is doing in your life, this message is an encouragement to keep holding onto Jesus and trust Him for greater clarity. “Lord, let me see what you see.” “Jesus, will you touch my eyes again?” #PastorKevinKirkland #DaventryElim #Daventry #ChristianSermon #Jesus #Faith #SpiritualClarity #Vision #Mark8 #Christianity #ChurchVision #TrustGod #HolySpirit #FaithInJesus

    What to do when vision is blurred?

  2. 6d ago

    Faith That Transforms

    We serve a God of the great turnaround and the great transformation. In this powerful message, Pastor Jon Skelton explores the story of Jesus healing a man with leprosy in Luke 5:12–16. This man was living with an incurable condition, isolated from his family and community, and seemingly without hope. But everything changed when he encountered Jesus. With a determined cry, he came before Jesus and said, “Lord, if you are willing, you can make me clean.” Jesus reached out, touched him and said, “I am willing. Be clean.” Immediately, his life was transformed. Pastor Jon reminds us that Jesus still brings hope, forgiveness, freedom and new beginnings today. Whatever our circumstances, shame, guilt or past mistakes, Jesus is able to bring the turnaround and transformation we cannot bring about ourselves. This message asks a simple but important question: Do you need a turnaround? Do you need a transformation to take place in your life? Discover what it means to encounter Jesus, experience His grace and allow Him to transform your life. #FaithThatWorks #Jesus #Transformation #Turnaround #ChristianSermon #PastorJonSkelton #Luke5 #Faith #Hope #Forgiveness #Salvation #RugbyElim

    Faith That Transforms

  3. Sep 22

    Vision Sunday - Daventry

    In this inspiring Vision Sunday message, Pastor Kevin Kirkland shares his heart and vision for Daventry Elim as the church steps into a new season. At the heart of the vision is a desire to see a healthy, growing, Spirit-filled church where children flourish, families belong, leaders are raised and people from every nation and generation encounter Jesus. Discover the heart behind Vision 200, the call to grow in grace and knowledge of Jesus, and what it means to be a church that is Presence Led, Mission Minded and Kingdom Focused. Drawing from John 9, Pastor Kevin explores how grace opens eyes, knowledge deepens faith and worship transforms lives. This is a vision not simply for a bigger church, but for a church that brings hope to Daventry, serves its community, makes disciples and points people to Jesus. #DaventryElim #VisionSunday #Vision200 #ChurchWithoutWalls #PresenceLed #MissionMinded #KingdomFocused #Daventry #Jesus #ChurchGrowth

    Vision Sunday - Daventry

  4. Sep 22

    Vision Sunday - Rugby

    In this powerful Vision Sunday message, Pastor Jon Skelton shares the God-given vision for Rugby Elim: to be a church without walls, Presence Led, Mission Minded and Kingdom Focused, reaching every nation and every generation. Discover what it means to pursue God’s presence, live on mission, build His Kingdom and take the good news of Jesus beyond the walls of the church. Pastor Jon also shares the vision for One Regent Street, the future of Daventry Elim, church planting and releasing leaders to fulfil their God-given calling. As we look ahead, the challenge is simple: don’t just gather—go. There is more to come, and we believe God is calling us to step forward in faith and see His Kingdom extended in Rugby, Daventry and beyond. #VisionSunday #RugbyElim #ChurchWithoutWalls #PresenceLed #MissionMinded #KingdomFocused #Jesus #ChurchPlanting

    Vision Sunday - Rugby

  5. Sep 7

    Faith That Submits

    In the final message of our Faith That Works series through the book of James, Pastor Jon Skelton explores what it means to have a faith that submits — a faith that willingly surrenders to God’s Word, God’s will and God’s ways. Drawing from James 4:7–8, Pastor Jon reminds us that submission to God is the foundation for resisting the devil and drawing closer to God. True submission isn’t about restriction or bondage; it leads to freedom, purpose, protection and the fullness of life that Jesus promises. Through the example of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, the call to follow God’s will even when it’s difficult, and the story of Simon Peter in Luke 5, we’re challenged to develop a faith that says: “But because you say so, I will.” Maybe you feel tired, disappointed or like you’ve tried everything and caught nothing. This message is a reminder that God may be calling you to drop your net again, trust Him again and go again. Sometimes faith means surrendering our plans and choosing God’s plans, even when they don’t make sense. As we bring Faith That Works to a close, the challenge is simple: Are we willing to stop striving, make room for God and submit our lives completely to Him? “Submit yourselves, then, to God… Come near to God and he will come near to you.” — James 4:7–8 Listen to Faith That Submits and discover how surrender to God can lead to a deeper, stronger and more active faith. #FaithThatSubmits #FaithThatWorks #PastorJonSkelton #RugbyElim #BookOfJames #ChristianFaith #Faith #Jesus #SurrenderToGod #TrustGod #ChristianPodcast #Sermon #Church #James4

  6. Sep 1

    Faith That Speaks

    What does our faith sound like? As part of our Faith That Works series through the book of James, Pastor Joe takes us into James 3:1–12 to explore the power of our words and what they reveal about the condition of our hearts. The tongue may be small, but it has enormous influence. Our words can build people up or tear them down, bring life or cause destruction, encourage or wound. James uses powerful images of horses, ships, fire and springs of water to show us just how significant our speech really is. Pastor Joe challenges us to consider whether our words reflect the faith we profess. If we praise God with our mouths but use those same mouths to curse, criticise or tear others down, what does that reveal about our hearts? True faith should affect not only what we believe and how we live, but also how we speak. But Faith That Speaks is ultimately about more than simply watching what we say. It is about discovering the life-giving power of confession. As Romans 10 reminds us, when we believe in our hearts and confess with our mouths that Jesus is Lord, we find salvation. Our confession of faith is not just something we make at the beginning of our Christian journey. It is something we make every day — on the mountaintops and in the valleys, in joy and in suffering, in the moments when faith feels easy and in the moments when we need to hold on to it most. Listen as Pastor Joe encourages us to let our words reflect our faith, speak life to those around us, and remain unashamed in our confession that Jesus is Lord. #FaithThatWorks #FaithThatSpeaks #RugbyElim #BookOfJames #ChristianFaith #JesusIsLord #Faith #Words #Sermon #Church #BibleTeaching

  7. Aug 24

    Faith That Serves

    What does it really mean to have a faith that works? In this message from Daventry, Pastor Kevin Kirkland continues the Faith That Works series in James chapter 2, exploring what it means to have a faith that serves. James reminds us that genuine faith is never passive—it moves us to action, obedience and practical love. Pastor Kevin unpacks the relationship between faith and works, showing that our good works do not earn salvation, but that genuine salvation produces a life of good works. Through the examples of Abraham and Rahab, we see how faith becomes visible through obedience, courage, service and trust in God. This message challenges us to ask a simple but powerful question: “Lord, where are you asking me to obey?” Whether it’s noticing someone who needs help, offering a listening ear, serving our community, praying for someone, or taking a step of faith, God calls us to a faith that moves beyond words and becomes love in action. Key themes: faith and works, serving others, obedience to God, practical Christianity, salvation by grace, James chapter 2, faith in action and living out our faith. Listen now and discover what it means to have a faith that works, a faith that serves, and a faith that puts on its shoes and steps into what God is calling us to do. #FaithThatWorks #FaithThatServes #KevinKirkland #RugbyElim #Daventry #FaithInAction #James2 #ChristianFaith #Obedience #ServingOthers #LivingFaith #Jesus

  8. Aug 17

    Faith That Sees

    In this powerful message from our Faith That Works series, Chris Spicer explores what it means to have a faith that sees — a faith that looks beyond the obstacles, sees God in the situation, and chooses to trust His Word. Drawing from James 1:22–25, Chris challenges us to look intently into the Word of God, allowing it to transform not only how we see ourselves, but how we see God, our circumstances and the world around us. We’re encouraged to stop living in the distortion of our past and instead live in the reflection of who we are in Christ. As we read, remember, meditate on and respond to God’s Word, our perspective changes, our hope grows and our expectation rises. This is a message about seeing differently, raising our expectation and making room for Jesus to REIGN in every area of our lives. Listen now and discover what it means to have a Faith That Sees.

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Rugby Elim Church is a vibrant, growing, hope-filled community of people who have been changed by an encounter with an extraordinary person.

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  • Creator
    Rugby Elim Church
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    86
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