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MBM Parramatta / Bible Talks
by MBM // Multicultural Bible Ministry. A church for all nations.
Multicultural Bible Ministry, or MBM, is an anglican church located in Rooty Hill, Parramatta and Blacktown—in the western suburbs of Sydney. We are all about seeing lives transformed through Jesus for the Glory of God.
Episodes
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It's All About Jesus / Colossians 1
Jesus reigns supreme! He is the one by whom, through whom and for whom all things owe their existence. Not only that he has reconciled us to Him. Jesus is worthy of all worship!
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What Is The Most Precious Thing To You ? / Mathew 26:1-35
In Matthew 26, different people reveal what they value most by what they are willing to sacrifice. As Jesus approaches the cross, we see what He is willing to sacrifice for us, and are challenged to ask: How precious is Jesus to me?
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What It's Worth ? / Mark 10:13-31
A true “success story” in life is when you trust in Jesus like the kids, when you turn your back on the god of wealth & when you whole-heartedly, whole-of-life follow Jesus, just like the disciples.
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God's Not Done Saving People! / Romans 9:30-10:21
If Romans 9 was a God-eye perspective on how people are saved, Romans 10 presents a human-eye perspective. Along the way, it presents three confronting truths all so that we can be zealous WITH knowledge about Jesus being God’s way to God.
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It's About Grace Not Race / Romans 9:1-29
When it comes to Israel, God’s word hasn’t failed, because God will have mercy on whom he chooses to have mercy. Which is actually good news for you and for me.
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It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than this / Romans 8:31-39
If Romans is the Himalayas, Romans 8 is Mount Everest. Romans 8:31-39 is the pinnacle by taking our breath away when it comes to assurance.
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God’s Powerful Intervention In The Face Of Sin
Because God is FOR us, and God is IN us, there is now no condemnation. Every follower of Jesus has been set free from the penalty and power of sin
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Why We Need A Saviour / Romans 7:1-25
Romans 7 reveals our condition to us such that it pushes us to rejoice in the hope and power of Jesus while we wrestle with or residual sin nature
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A Better Master / Romans 6:15-23
We all serve something or someone. In Romans 6, what a relief we’re no longer slaves to sin but instead slaves to God
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Goodbye To The Old You, Hello To The New You / Romans 6:1-14
We have been united with Christ! One of the blessings of this is that we’ve been given a new identity. God’s grace not only forgives sins, but also delivers us from sinning.
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You Will Be My Witnesses …. Overseas/ Acts 17:16-31
In Acts 17, Paul delivers a masterclass on witnessing. He points out that we have far more in common than we think. It’s on this basis that we can be optimistic as we take up the call to be witnesses to the ends of the earth.
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You Will Be My Witnesses ….. In Hospitals / Ephesians 2:1-10
Every Christian needs to be pessimistic about how bad we really are, and at the same time, optimistic about how grace changes us! We once were dead, but now by God’s grace, we have been saved
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You will be my witnesses … to regional and remote Australia / Acts 1:1-11
The Jesus plan is to see the good news go to the ends of the earth in the power of God’s Spirit
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Who Do You Belong To? / Romans 5:12-21
There are really only two types of people in the world - those who belong to Adam, and those who belong to Jesus.
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The Benefits Of Faith In Jesus / Romans 5:1-11
Romans 5 outlines how we have peace with God, how we stand in God’s grace and the certain hope we have in Jesus. This is a hope that stands up in the face of suffering and is based on what God’s already done
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Credited By Faith / Romans 4
After telling us how we can be justified by faith, Romans 4 outlines how this amazing free gift is received - by faith.
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The Most Important Paragraph Ever Written / Romans 3:21-31
Romans 3 contains what Leon Morris calls, ‘possibly the most important single paragraph ever written’. In this talk, we see why that’s the case.
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The Renewal We All Need / Titus 3:4-6, Ephesians 4:20-24
To mark the occasion of the reveal of our new church name, we see how Jesus alone brings the renewal we all need to make us his renewed people.
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God's Judgement And The Jews / Romans 2:17-3:8
To the Jew who thinks that simply being a Jew, or simply having the law or circumcision means they will be spared from God’s wrath on the day of judgment, Paul points out that God’s standard is not having the law but keeping the law. God is not impressed by the merely outward appearance of…
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Even religious people need Jesus / Romans 2:1-16
So often we try to excuse ourselves from God’s judgment by playing the comparison game saying to ourselves: “At least I’m not as bad as …..”. Romans 2 exposes that heart and says all humanity falls under God’s judgment.
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A World Under God's Wrath / Romans 1:18-32
The world we inhabit will remain mysterious to us if we don’t reckon with the reality of God’s wrath. But we also need to know why God’s wrath is a reality, and the result of God’s wrath in our experience of life. This is what Romans 1:18-32 is all about.
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A life Lived For Faith In The Gospel / Romans 1:8-17
The Gospel is God’s power for salvation because it reveals God’s righteousness. Therefore Christians should not be ashamed of it, by build up each other’s faith in it
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Jesus Christ Your Lord / Romans 1:1-7
Romans opens with a bang. It begins with gospel content before inviting gospel response. In these opening 7 verses, Paul issues both a declaration and an invitation to make Jesus Christ your Lord.
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Being A Sheep Among Wolves / Matthew 10:16-39
Mission can have its ups and downs, but we should still speak because God will be with us
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Thomas: From Doubt To Life / John 20:24-31
An exploration of doubt, evidence, and the resurrection of Jesus, showing why believing in him is the difference between uncertainty about death and the promise of eternal life.
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Serve Sunday: The G.O.A.T Servant / Mark 10:32-45
Jesus - in the way only he can - teaches about pride. In doing so he outlines polar opposites when it comes to mission and motives.
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Entry into Jesus’ Kingdom / Mark 10:13-31
To the most significant question (how we can be saved?), Jesus gives the clearest answer (receive the gift of eternal life with child-like dependence).
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Two Tough Teachings / Mark 9:42-10:12
God’s way is always the best way. Nowhere else is that tested than when it comes to the topics of Hell and divorce and remarriage.
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What Does It Mean For Jesus To Be Your Messiah? / Mark 9:2-13
Up until this point, the Gospel of Mark has been pointing us towards one thing, and one thing only. Who is this Jesus person? If chapter 8 is the crescendo, this high point of the Gospel – where we’ve finally figured out who Jesus is – the Messiah, the question then becomes: But what does that...
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The Most Important Question You’ll Ever Be Asked / Mark 8:27-9:1
Peter is a classic example of it’s not enough to simply know the right answer to the question: “Who is Jesus?”. More than it being an intellectual activity, claiming Jesus as Messiah involves total and complete life-change. The way of the Messiah, is the way of the Messiah’s people.
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Struggling to see / Mark 8:1-21
People don't reject Jesus because of a lack of evidence. Rather, Jesus reveals our hard heartedness towards him, yet still calls us to follow him. How will you respond?
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Approaching An Astonishing Jesus / Mark 7:24-37
Us humans can be too clever for ourselves when it comes to approaching God. Jesus here in Mark 7 makes it very easy when issues a blanket invitation to any and all to approach him. Jesus includes the excluded and he touches the untouchable
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The Heart Of The Problem / Mark 7:1-23
Jesus takes a mundance topic like the handwashing. And turns it into a deeply profound diagnosis about the true spiritual condition of every human heart. Our problem is not external but internal!
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Jesus Offers True Rest / Mathew 11:25-30
When Jesus makes an incredible offer to come to him, it comes with an incredible promise of rest attached. In the end Jesus shows us he has a heart unlike any other and offers a trade to good to refuse.
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Jesus Invites Prayer / Matthew 6:5-15
If you want to get prayer right, you need to get Jesus right. Jesus not only invites us to align ourselves with God’s heart. He also invites us to pray about anything and everything.
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The Compassionate Shepherd King / Mark 6:14 – 44
In a world of broken leadership and empty promises, where do we find true care and security? In Mark 6 we meet Jesus, the compassionate Shepherd King, who teaches with truth and feeds with abundance. He is the faithful leader our hearts long for—the Lord himself—worthy of our trust and devotion.
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The Sunrise After the Long Night / Luke 1:57–80
The Sunrise After the Long Night
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The Wait Is Over! / Luke 1:26-56
God unveils the details of the who, what, how and when of his promised rescue plan. In the process, we see a model response from Mary - one who takes God at his word, and responds in praise.
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Life Until The End / 1 Peter 4:7-11, 5:1-7
By flagging that the end of all things is near, Peter gives a glimpse of what life can look like in the meantime while we wait. First he outlines how our relationships are to be other-person centred. Then, he describes how Jesus still cares for his church.
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Nothing To Fear / 1 Peter 3:13-22
Deep down, we’re all afraid of something. But Peter writes to assure us that in Jesus, we’ve got nothing to fear - even if we get harmed for doing good.
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Living Differently/ 1 peter 2:11-3:7
The call of 1 Peter is to live such good lives to a watching world. This can be displayed in our relationship with authorities, between slaves and masters and with an unbelieving spouse.
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Good different / 1 Peter 1:13-2:10
Peter challenges us that because we are different thanks to Jesus, we’re to live differently. Specifically, how we hope is different, how we live is different and how we love is different.
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Who Are You ? / 1 Peter 1:1-12
Knowing who you shapes the way you approach life
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Love God First, Love God Best / Haggai 1
Putting God first part is a non-negotiable for a follower of Jesus. But we all know it's easier said than done. Haggai helps us hear the importance of this again with clarity and urgency - that God is to be loved first and He’s to be loved best!
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Live The Truth By Loving Others Well / 3 John 1:1-15
Loving others well is difficult. Every day we either fall into old unloving behaviours or we make completely new mistakes in how we treat others. 3 John is God’s call for us to have a love for others that is grounded in the truth, is consistent and is incredibly practical.
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Love The Truth / 2 John
For any church the challenge is to love the truth and love others. 2 John wants to say that we can love others by guarding the truth
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The New Creation / Revelation 21:1–8
Throughout the book of Revelation we have been reminded that history is moving to God’s grand purpose. In Rev 21–22 we get the final chapters in God’s big story and it culminates with God ushering in his new creation, heaven. But what is heaven like? Why is it something that should give up hope...
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The End of Evil
Revelation 20 contains a warning, an encouragement and a confronting reality. Which book will your name be found in?
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Multicultural Bible Ministry, or MBM, is an anglican church located in Rooty Hill, Parramatta and Blacktown—in the western suburbs of Sydney. We are all about seeing lives transformed through Jesus for the Glory of God.
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