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East Coast Anglican

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We follow the risen Lord Jesus, calling others to follow him. Listen to our weekly sermons here.

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Episodes

  1. Hebrews 10:19-26 (Meeting with God's family)

    We must come to God. We must hope in God. We must meet together to keep hope in God.

  2. Why church matters for you (Ephesians 3)

    You can’t be part of the body on your own. You can’t serve and be served on your own. You can’t mature in relationships on your own. You can’t participate in God’s authority structures on your own. You can’t share the Lord’s supper and baptism on your own. You miss out on the glory of God.

  3. 2 Corinthians 7:2-16

    Paul expresses the greatest joy when he sees God at work in people’s lives and the most sorrow when people fail to walk God’s way.

  4. 2 Corinthians 6:14-7:1

    You are clean: be clean, because you are totally different to others and because God lives with you.

  5. 2 Corinthians 5:11–6:13

    Do you live for Christ? Do you see the invisible? You are a new creation.

  6. 2 Corinthians 4:7-5:10

    Paul longs for the glorious life in a ressurection body with Jesus. When we life the difficult life of following Jesus life is at work in others.

  7. 2 Corinthians 2:12-4:6

    Pray the Spirit's life-giving work would save others. Pray the Spirit's transforming work would mark us.

  8. 2 Corinthians 1:12-2:11

    Because of God’s grace in Christ, love warns of judgement and extends forgiveness for their joy.

  9. 2 Corinthians 1:1-11

    (We’re sorry that the audio of the second part of this sermon is very quiet). Because God is the ever-comforting God who lifts our spirits and is powerful to rescue, we can rest in hope by prayerful, patient perseverance through our distresses.

  10. Romans 12:1–21 (Jesus' Death Unites Us)

    Jesus' death unites us to each other so we cannot serve God without each other. You are united in love to love and need each other.

  11. Hebrews 2:9-13 – Jesus' death honours us

    Jesus' death exchanges our shame for glory so we can bear shame for him. You are honoured to be shamed for Jesus.

  12. Romans 3:21-31 – Jesus' death forgives us

    Jesus' death forgives us to humble us and make us bold. You have been forgiven to demonstrate God's grace.

  13. Colossians 2:6–23 — Jesus' death frees us

    Jesus’ death frees us to live in fullness with Jesus without fear of spirits, teachings or traditions. You are free to grow in faith and thankfulness.

  14. Colossians 2:6–23 — Jesus' death frees us

    Jesus’ death frees us to live in fullness with Jesus without fear of spirits, teachings or traditions. You are free to grow in faith and thankfulness.

  15. Isaiah 40

    God’s sovereignty gives us confidence in sharing Jesus with others. Josh Skeat works with Bush Church Aid in Tasmania.

  16. Genesis 25:1-18

    Abraham passed on God’s promises to Isaac before he died, although Abraham didn’t see the completion of God’s promises.

  17. Genesis 24

    Abraham’s life and decision-making give us wisdom for making decisions as God’s people today.

  18. Genesis 22

    Abraham's test shows us that God provides what is needed to atone for our sins. And it also shows us that we need to give up anything that gets in the way of God being God for us.

  19. Genesis 21

    Abraham’s journey of learning to trust God has had ups and downs, but by Genesis 21 he seems to have reached a level of maturity. Abraham obeys God, listens to God and blesses others. We can learn from Abraham’s example and look to Jesus for assurance that God won’t turn his back on us.

  20. Genesis 20

    What can we learn about our repeated failures from Abraham?

About this show

We follow the risen Lord Jesus, calling others to follow him. Listen to our weekly sermons here.

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does East Coast Anglican have?

East Coast Anglican has 100 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on August 10, 2025.

What is East Coast Anglican about?

We follow the risen Lord Jesus, calling others to follow him. Listen to our weekly sermons here.

How often does East Coast Anglican release new episodes?

East Coast Anglican publishes weekly, based on its 100 episodes since April 2023.

Who hosts East Coast Anglican?

East Coast Anglican is created and hosted by East Coast Anglican.
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