Jubilee Church Wirral – Sunday messages

Dave Frodsham and others

A church for all in the heart of Wirral

  1. FEB 9

    Rick Robertson: A rewired heart

    In ‘A Rewired Heart,’ Rick looks at Hebrews 8, exploring the profound shift from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant, explaining why the original agreement – though designed by God – could never fully bridge the gap between humanity and the Divine. Are you tired of trying to follow rules that feel external or burdensome? Rick illustrates how the New Covenant isn’t just a “better deal” or a spiritual software update; it is a fundamental internal transformation. He dives into the promise that God will write His laws directly onto our minds and hearts, moving us away from a performance-based faith and into a life fueled by a genuine, internal desire to know Him. Using relatable analogies – from the evolution of mobile phones to the simple power of a handshake – Rick clarifies how Jesus acts as the ultimate mediator to secure an everlasting partnership with us. Questions to consider: 1️⃣ What does the failure of the old covenant teach us about the limits of self-effort when it comes to obedience, faithfulness, and real change? 2️⃣ Jeremiah and Ezekiel speak about God working from the inside out. What stands out to you about how the new covenant changes the heart, not just behaviour? 3️⃣ God says, “I will be their God, and they will be my people.” What difference should this identity make to how we live and relate to one another as a church? 4️⃣ Is there an area of your life, or a relationship, where you sense God inviting you to trust him afresh and allow his Spirit to bring change? How can we pray into that together now? The post Rick Robertson: A rewired heart first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.

    39 min
  2. 12/21/2025

    Dave Frodsham: Christmas is a time of love and joy

    In this Christmas message, Dave explores the profound themes of the advent season, focusing on the powerful connection between God’s love and the joy it produces in our lives. Dave looks at the source of love, the response of joy, and the eternal fruit of a life lived in Christ. As Dave points out, love is the ultimate source of the Christian faith, anchored in John 3:16. God’s love is indiscriminate and sacrificial; He didn’t just provide a philosophy or a set of rules, but sent a person – His son Jesus – to reconcile a broken world. This love is unconditional, based entirely on God’s character rather than our own merit or performance. Dave defines joy as the natural response to the gospel, or good news, of Jesus. The Gospel is more than an announcement of a victory already won by a King – it’s a secure state of being that remains even during trials, much like Jesus, who endured the cross for the joy set before Him. Dave also highlights love and joy as not being abstract concepts but tangible evidence of a life transformed by the Holy Spirit. He concludes with an invitation to move beyond self-improvement and instead embrace the active, transformative love of God. By abiding in Christ, we are empowered to love others – not because they are worthy, but because we ourselves are so deeply loved. The post Dave Frodsham: Christmas is a time of love and joy first appeared on Jubilee Church Wirral.

    42 min

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