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During August, Inspire Church will have simple, unplugged services exploring the Psalms on Sundays 4th and 11th August. The church will be closed though on Sundays 18th and 25th August. We will be back up and running as normal on … Continue reading →

As part of our summer series on Psalms, this week we’re going to be exploring Psalm 118: THIS IS THE DAY THAT THE LORD HAS MADE! Whether you’re home or away over the summer, make sure that you find the … Continue reading →

This Sunday we are kicking off our new summer series exploring some of our favourite Psalms. We’re beginning with Psalm 73 which includes the verse: BUT FOR ME, IT IS GOOD TO BE NEAR GOD. Whether you’re home or away … Continue reading →

Yesterday afternoon in Levenshulme, the heavens opened and it poured with rain. The school run turned into a family swim. Later yesterday evening during prayer time at our elders meeting, Hannah shared a beautiful vision of the streets of Levenshulme … Continue reading →

This Sunday we return to our living water series as we remember the story of Noah and the extraordinary flood. At their height, the waters rose to 15 cubits deep – that’s nearly 7 metres – no wonder so much … Continue reading →

As the wedding season is upon us, where better to travel for this week’s instalment of our Living Water series than Cana. The place where Jesus turned water into wine. Brow-beaten by his own mother? Keen to announce himself as … Continue reading →

From baptismal pools to deep wells, our water series now turns to Jesus’ meeting with the Samaritan woman where he offers her not just a drink but living water, and not just a little – an eternal gush! OK, so … Continue reading →

As we continue our series on Living Water we have a very special Sunday in the life of our fellowship: a baptism. At Inspire Church we tend to reserve baptism for when adults make a big commitment to following Jesus … Continue reading →

Throughout human history water has been a powerful symbol of life: thirst-quenching, refreshing and purifying yet at times deep and dangerous. Jesus himself spoke of living water in all its abundance and yet today 844 million people still have no … Continue reading →

Our Bible reading this week says: If we love one another, God lives in us. Wow! What a powerful and inclusive message. And I’m delighted to say that we’ve got somebody visiting us this Sunday who really walks the walk. … Continue reading →