EBC Sermons

Previously, Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead. In this story, John paints three portraits in response to Jesus' display of divinity.

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Recently, Terry mentioned Jesus' powerful "I am" statements. In this sermon, Terry will go through two more that are just as loaded with meaning.

Sin. What is sin? Who is a sinner? In today's sermon, Pastor Terry looks at how Jesus challenged the Pharisees' ideas and teachings of sin and suffering.

Join us at Ellenbrook Baptist Church for our 9:30 am service. https://www.ellenbrookbaptist.org.au/sermons

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The Pharisees and Teachers of the Law know what the God's Law says about a woman's adultery. But do they know what God's Heart says?

How does Jesus meet Israel's messianic expectations?

John pointed to Jesus. Jesus pointed to the Father. Who are you pointing to?

Jesus was very popular when he was just feeding people bread. After he started talking to them in John 6, they've been falling away. Why was his message so hard to hear and is it worth following him when it costs so much?

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Jesus has fed the five thousand but they've woken up to find him missing. So go across the Sea of Galilee. What are they hoping to find, and what will he say when they find him?

After Jesus is raised from the dead, his disciples don't recognise him. Why is this? How do they come to see him for who he is?

We know the saying "Jesus died for our sins." What does it mean to die for our sin and why did Jesus do it?

We often come to the Bible with our own expectations of who Jesus is. But who does HE Say he is?

Why were the Pharisees after Jesus?

In John 5, Jesus disables a disabled man. Where was the man's faith and how did it change?

Who was Jesus' second sign for? And what does it mean for us?

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Jesus changes pace in John 4. Instead of debating with religious leaders or teaching crowds, he has a simple cup of water with a stranger. What do they talk about and what does it mean for worshipers of God?

Sometimes, we think of Jesus as a supporting character in our own story. The disciples of John the Baptist thought this way when they complained that Jesus was cutting in on John's ministry - how does John answer them?

John 3:16 is the most "teacuppy" Bible verse. But it's far richer when we take it off of the teacup and back into the Bible. What does John 3 tell us about Jesus and the Gospel?

Why did Jesus cleanse the temple and what does it mean for us?

Jesus turns water into wine as a sign. But who is the sign for?

How did Jesus call the disciples? How is he calling you?

Preached 11 January 2026.

Preached 4 January 2026

Preached 28 December 2025.

Christmas 2025

Learning to be interruptible.

Join us at Ellenbrook Baptist Church for our 9:30 am service. https://www.ellenbrookbaptist.org.au/sermons

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We often say baptism is just a symbol. But the closest follower of Jesus said something very different. What did Peter mean when he said that baptism saves you?

If God already knows the future, why should we pray for others to be saved?

Where's the line between using money to serve God and serving money itself?

How do we handle arguments and disputes in the church?

Jesus tells us that God knows what we need when we pray. But if God already knows, why pray?

How do we use our words as followers of Christ?

The Bible says we're restored to God by our faith and not by what we do. But James says we're justified by works and not by faith alone. How do these two ideas work together and what kind of faith saves us?

How can we put our heart for hospitality and reaching out into practice?

What does the Bible say about favouritism?

We often think of "religion" as a bad thing. But the brother of Jesus seems to think it can be good. What is the "religion" that James is talking about and how does it relate to our relationship with God.

What place do trials and tribulations have in the Christian life?

Everyone, at some point in their lives, asks "what am I doing here?" But when you know Jesus, this question takes on a particular meaning.

What if we pray and don't hear God answer?

As we wrap up the book of 1 Samuel, we look back at the promises God has made throughout and how he fulfills them.

What are God's promises for those who grieve? And how does He fulfil them?

Part 1 of our series on hospitality and discipleship. What is the Gospel?