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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2026 · 31 MIN

The Song of the King and His Apostles | Psalm 1 | 4 January 2026

from FAC Podcast · host Figtree Anglican Church

In this sermon, Shane Dirks calls the congregation to begin the new season with renewed trust in God and a clear focus on following Jesus. Drawing on Scripture, the message highlights God’s faithfulness, the assurance believers have in Christ, and the importance of living with purpose and obedience. Shane encourages listeners to reflect on their priorities, to rely on God’s grace rather than self-effort, and to live as people shaped by hope, faith, and confidence in God’s promises. 5 Questions to Think About What does it mean to place your trust in God as you enter a new season or year? How do God’s promises shape the way you view the future? In what areas of your life are you being called to depend more fully on God? How can faith in Jesus influence your daily choices and priorities? What is one intentional step you can take to grow in trust and obedience this week? 3 Things to Take Away from the Message God is faithful and dependable, regardless of circumstances. Following Jesus requires trust and intentional living, not passive belief. Hope in Christ shapes how believers face the future, giving confidence and direction.

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