Narrabeen Baptist Church

This sermon was a one-off from the gospel of John as a part of Student Service at 5pm church. Daniel looks at John the Baptist's understanding of his role in relation to Jesus in John 3, simply to bear witness to him. Daniel explores what this was like for John, how others have filled this role, and challenges all christian to consider how they are bearing witness to Jesus. These sermons are recorded during our Sunday Gatherings at 13 Grenfell Avenue, North Narrabeen. Please come and join us for worship on Sundays at 9:30am or 5pm. Website: https://www.narrabeenbaptist.org.auFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/narrabeenbaptistchurchInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/narrabeenbaptistchurch

Travis concludes our series looking at 7 conversations that Jesus has throughout the gospel of John. John 21:15-25 records Jesus' conversation with Peter, reinstating him after his denial during the crucifixion.These sermons are recorded during our Sunday Gatherings at 13 Grenfell Avenue, North Narrabeen. Please come and join us for worship on Sundays at 9:30am or 5pm. Website: https://www.narrabeenbaptist.org.auFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/narrabeenbaptistchurchInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/narrabeenbaptistchurch

Leon continues our series looking at 7 conversations that Jesus has throughout the gospel of John. John 18:28-19:16 is Jesus' trial before Pontius Pilate, the Roman Governor of Judea. These sermons are recorded during our Sunday Gatherings at 13 Grenfell Avenue, North Narrabeen. Please come and join us for worship on Sundays at 9:30am or 5pm. Website: https://www.narrabeenbaptist.org.auFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/narrabeenbaptistchurchInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/narrabeenbaptistchurch

Daniel continues our series looking at 7 conversations that Jesus has throughout the gospel of John. John 20:1-18 records the first moments on Easter Sunday morning, where John tells us about the conversation that Mary Magdalene shares with the risen Lord Jesus. These sermons are recorded during our Sunday Gatherings at 13 Grenfell Avenue, North Narrabeen. Please come and join us for worship on Sundays at 9:30am or 5pm. (John 20:1-18)

Graham continues our series looking at 7 conversations that Jesus has throughout the gospel of John. John 11:1-44 is about Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. It's the setting for Jesus' conversation with Lazarus' sister, Martha. Jesus offers rescue for us in this fallen world through his resurrection life. These sermons are recorded during our Sunday Gatherings at 13 Grenfell Avenue, North Narrabeen. Please come and join us for worship on Sundays at 9:30am or 5pm. Website: https://www.narrabeenbaptist.org.auFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/narrabeenbaptistchurchInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/narrabeenbaptistchurch

*The Bible reading and initial minute of the recording was corrupted, so you start listening from when Daniel is describing the life of St Augustine of Hippo*Daniel continues our series looking at 7 conversations that Jesus has throughout the gospel of John. John 4:1-42 is Jesus' conversation with a Samaritan woman who he meets at a well while walking through Samaria. Here Jesus talks to her about true and proper worship, and how anything else will leave us unsatisfied. Jesus points this woman and all of us to God as our ultimate satisfaction. These sermons are recorded during our Sunday Gatherings at 13 Grenfell Avenue, North Narrabeen. Please come and join us for worship on Sundays at 9:30am or 5pm. Website: https://www.narrabeenbaptist.org.auFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/narrabeenbaptistchurchInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/narrabeenbaptistchurch

Daniel continues our series looking at 7 conversations that Jesus has throughout the gospel of John. John 3:1-15 is Nicodemus' conversation with Jesus where we hear about the necessity to be born again to enter the kingdom of God, and the role of our belief in receiving eternal life. These sermons are recorded during our Sunday Gatherings at 13 Grenfell Avenue, North Narrabeen. Please come and join us for worship on Sundays at 9:30am or 5pm. Website: https://www.narrabeenbaptist.org.auFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/narrabeenbaptistchurchInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/narrabeenbaptistchurch

Leon begins a new preaching series where we look at 7 conversations that Jesus has throughout the gospel of John. John 1:47–51 shows when Nathanael meets Jesus, he is truly seen and known, and is invited into something far greater than he could ever imagine.These sermons are recorded during our Sunday Gatherings at 13 Grenfell Avenue, North Narrabeen. Please come and join us for worship on Sundays as 9:30am or 5pm. Website: https://www.narrabeenbaptist.org.auFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/narrabeenbaptistchurchInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/narrabeenbaptistchurch

Reverend Travis Mundy concludes this 2 part series to remind us that in a world full of uncertainty, a clear sense of purpose can steady our hearts and guide us to live meaningfully beyond our fears.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Daniel Leach continues our Christmas series titled “Looking Forward to Christmas”. This week, the Bible reading is Revelation 21:1-4, 22:1-5. We are thinking about the purpose of Jesus arrival then and how it relates to His promised return.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Travis Mundy continues our Christmas series titled “Looking Forward to Christmas”. This week, the Bible reading is Matthew 1:18-25. We are thinking about the arrival of Jesus arrival on the first Christmas and how it points forward to another advent - or arrival - of Jesus.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > This week, Kieran launches our Christmas series by preaching on 2 Peter 3:1-9.Our Christmas series is titled “Looking Forward to Christmas”. It has us looking back to Jesus’ arrival and looking forward to His return.Christmas gives us the opportunity to look back to what happened in Bethlehem over 2,000 years ago, that arrival of a baby named Jesus, and how it has changed history forever.As Christians, we have weighed up the evidence and we are convinced that Jesus was who he said he was, God incarnate, the infinite One who limited Himself so that we could be rescued. For this reason, Christmas time shouldn’t be a time of only looking back, we should also look forward.We can look forward to the promise that Jesus has made us: that He will come back and when He does, He will renew the world. Jesus will bring justice and show mercy to those who have put their trust in him. For us, this time of year is a time of great celebration and great hope because we are looking forward to another Christmas when Jesus will return.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > This week, Leon continues our 'His Kingdom Our Home' series by preaching on Luke 16:1-18.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > This week, Travis continues our 'His Kingdom Our Home' series by preaching on Luke 15:1-10.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Daniel Leach preaches on Luke 14:25-35

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Reading through the book of Luke, this sermon series at Narrabeen Baptist Church will help us better understand God’s kingdom in the now and not yet.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > This week, we return to our series through Luke called “His Kingdom, Our Home”. Travis preaches from Luke 14:1-14.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Week 2 is all about grace. How can we graciously and lovingly disagree with others? How can we hold to the truth, yet still be in fellowship and maintain friendships with those who think differently? We’ll think both of our relationships in the church and our witness to those outside the church.⁠Discussion Questions1. What makes something a non-essential issue?2. How gracious are you in your disagreements?3. What changes can you make based on Romans 14-15?

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Over the next two weeks, we’ll be bringing a miniseries called “Grace and Truth” that seeks to apply these principles to our discipleship and our public discourse.⁠⁠Week 1, we’ll look at truth and we’ll ask the question: in a world of many options, how can I be sure I’m believing the right thing. We’re not looking into the Bible as truth, we’re taking that as a given, what we are looking at is how to best discern truth in non-Biblical matters – think about the many opinions around those issues the Bible doesn’t directly address. How can we responsibly seek out truth as a Christian?⁠⁠Discussion Questions:1. What non-Biblical truth do you find yourself aligning to in an unhealthy way?2. We have hope in Christ, we are God’s glorious inheritance, we have God’s power. When of these do you need reminding of?3. What will you do with what you’ve learned today?

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Travis Mundy preaches on Luke 13:22-30.Discussion Questions1. Have you been too casual about the invitation to salvation?2. How can salvation be a free gift of grace from God and yet require our effort and attention?3. When is the last time you marveled that you have been invited to the wedding banquet of the Lamb? How might you do that this week?

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > From the series “His Kingdom, Our Home”. Kieran Degan preaches on Luke 13L10-21.Discussion Questions1. When you’re longing for the Kingdom, do you need to trust Jesus’ words more?2. Where can you see the Kingdom at work around you?3. How will you mix in and work through this week?

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Leon Stead preaches on Luke 12:49-13:9.Discussion Questions1. Why don’t you judge for yourself what is right?2. Have I repented?3. If so, when did I last repent?

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > This week, Daniel Leach preaches on Luke 12:35-48.Discussion Questions1. What can you do to remind yourself of Christ’s imminent return?2. Are you prone to thinking, “my master is taking a long time in coming…”? How might this skew your faithfulness? 3. What have you been entrusted with to care for until Christ’s return?4. Name 3 things you have been entrusted with and rate yourself out of 10 in how you think you’re going being faithful with those things.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Leon Stead continues the series “His Kingdom, Our Home” through Luke’s gospel. The Bible reading this week is Luke 12:13-34.Discussion Questions:1. In what places of my life am I still saying: “I’ve Got This!”?2. What changes do I need to make to be “rich toward God?”3. What am I worrying about? Should I?4. “How much more valuable are you than bird?”

Reading through the book of Luke, this sermon series at Narrabeen Baptist Church will help us better understand God’s kingdom in the now and not yet.Kieran Degan preaches on Luke 12:1-12.Here are the discussion questions:1. Think about a time you shared your faith boldly. Why were you bold in that moment?2. Think about a time you didn’t speak up when you had the chance. Why didn’t you?3. Any suffering for our faith is only temporary, you are of great worth to God, and He will give you the words to say. Which one of these three truths do you most need to hear?4. Can you think of a situation coming up soon where you’ll need to speak about your faith? What will you do?

Reading through the book of Luke, this sermon series at Narrabeen Baptist Church will help us better understand God’s kingdom in the now and not yet.Travis Mundy preaches on Luke 11:37-54.1. Has your commitment to Christ waned with the loss of spiritual habits (going to church, worship, Community Groups, corporate prayer)? What does this indicate about the vibrancy of your faith?2. Are you now, in the pandemic, someone who is reaching out and caring for people? Are you someone who is reaching out of God? What might the lack of these things indicate about the depth of your faith?3. Are you currently practicing all the things you’ve been taught in church, Bible studies, personal devotions and by those who have mentored you? Or have you, because of the loss of these things, “switched off” from obedience? What does this indicate about the authenticity of your faith?

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Reading through the book of Luke, this sermon series at Narrabeen Baptist Church will help us better understand God’s kingdom in the now and not yet.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Reading through the book of Luke, this sermon series at Narrabeen Baptist Church will help us better understand God’s kingdom in the now and not yet.

Reading through the book of Luke, this sermon series at Narrabeen Baptist Church will help us better understand God’s kingdom in the now and not yet.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Reading through the book of Luke, this sermon series at Narrabeen Baptist Church will help us better understand God’s kingdom in the now and not yet.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Reading through the book of Luke, this sermon series at Narrabeen Baptist Church will help us better understand God’s kingdom in the now and not yet.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Were Not Our Hearts Burning Within Us - from the very beginning of the human story there has been a crying out - for healing, for restoration, for all things being made right.At the end of Luke’s gospel, two people walk away from Jerusalem - from the death of a dear friend. They were followers of Jesus and thought he might be the answer to all of our deepest longings. But he was gone and so was hope. Until someone walked along the road with them and spoke into their story and every story. They soon realized it was Jesus who entered their space and they said “were not our hearts burning within us as he walked along the road and spoke with us.” Jesus has that same effect on is today. He enters in, walks beside us and transforms our story.This series takes us along the road with Jesus to find our stories and hope in him and find our hearts burning because of it.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Were Not Our Hearts Burning Within Us - from the very beginning of the human story there has been a crying out - for healing, for restoration, for all things being made right.At the end of Luke’s gospel, two people walk away from Jerusalem - from the death of a dear friend. They were followers of Jesus and thought he might be the answer to all of our deepest longings. But he was gone and so was hope. Until someone walked along the road with them and spoke into their story and every story. They soon realized it was Jesus who entered their space and they said “were not our hearts burning within us as he walked along the road and spoke with us.” Jesus has that same effect on is today. He enters in, walks beside us and transforms our story.This series takes us along the road with Jesus to find our stories and hope in him and find our hearts burning because of it.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Were Not Our Hearts Burning Within Us - from the very beginning of the human story there has been a crying out - for healing, for restoration, for all things being made right.At the end of Luke’s gospel, two people walk away from Jerusalem - from the death of a dear friend. They were followers of Jesus and thought he might be the answer to all of our deepest longings. But he was gone and so was hope. Until someone walked along the road with them and spoke into their story and every story. They soon realized it was Jesus who entered their space and they said “were not our hearts burning within us as he walked along the road and spoke with us.” Jesus has that same effect on is today. He enters in, walks beside us and transforms our story.This series takes us along the road with Jesus to find our stories and hope in him and find our hearts burning because of it.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Were Not Our Hearts Burning Within Us - from the very beginning of the human story there has been a crying out - for healing, for restoration, for all things being made right.At the end of Luke’s gospel, two people walk away from Jerusalem - from the death of a dear friend. They were followers of Jesus and thought he might be the answer to all of our deepest longings. But he was gone and so was hope. Until someone walked along the road with them and spoke into their story and every story. They soon realized it was Jesus who entered their space and they said “were not our hearts burning within us as he walked along the road and spoke with us.” Jesus has that same effect on is today. He enters in, walks beside us and transforms our story.This series takes us along the road with Jesus to find our stories and hope in him and find our hearts burning because of it.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Were Not Our Hearts Burning Within Us - from the very beginning of the human story there has been a crying out - for healing, for restoration, for all things being made right.At the end of Luke’s gospel, two people walk away from Jerusalem - from the death of a dear friend. They were followers of Jesus and thought he might be the answer to all of our deepest longings. But he was gone and so was hope. Until someone walked along the road with them and spoke into their story and every story. They soon realized it was Jesus who entered their space and they said “were not our hearts burning within us as he walked along the road and spoke with us.” Jesus has that same effect on is today. He enters in, walks beside us and transforms our story.This series takes us along the road with Jesus to find our stories and hope in him and find our hearts burning because of it.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > We are Jesus’ apprentices.The term apprentice is to be used as a synonym of disciple. Many people think of a disciple as a mere follower. The word apprentice forces us to look beyond the simple act of following and moves us into ideas of training and preparation to continue in the work that Jesus is beginning.We will read through the Gospel of Mark, written by John Mark, an apprentice of Peter. Peter is telling his story of apprenticeship to Jesus and we get glimpses of what an apprentice learns, experiences and how they are equipped for the task of fishing for people.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Were Not Our Hearts Burning Within Us - from the very beginning of the human story there has been a crying out - for healing, for restoration, for all things being made right.At the end of Luke’s gospel, two people walk away from Jerusalem - from the death of a dear friend. They were followers of Jesus and thought he might be the answer to all of our deepest longings. But he was gone and so was hope. Until someone walked along the road with them and spoke into their story and every story. They soon realized it was Jesus who entered their space and they said “were not our hearts burning within us as he walked along the road and spoke with us.” Jesus has that same effect on is today. He enters in, walks beside us and transforms our story.This series takes us along the road with Jesus to find our stories and hope in him and find our hearts burning because of it.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > Were Not Our Hearts Burning Within Us - from the very beginning of the human story there has been a crying out - for healing, for restoration, for all things being made right.At the end of Luke’s gospel, two people walk away from Jerusalem - from the death of a dear friend. They were followers of Jesus and thought he might be the answer to all of our deepest longings. But he was gone and so was hope. Until someone walked along the road with them and spoke into their story and every story. They soon realized it was Jesus who entered their space and they said “were not our hearts burning within us as he walked along the road and spoke with us.” Jesus has that same effect on is today. He enters in, walks beside us and transforms our story.This series takes us along the road with Jesus to find our stories and hope in him and find our hearts burning because of it.

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<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > To welcome in the new decade, this January we will delve into the rich wisdom of the book of Proverbs.We discover archetypal characters: Lady Wisdom, The Friend, The Fool, The Town Crier and The Sluggard. Join us as we learn more about God’s wisdom and His plan of salvation for humankind.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > To welcome in the new decade, this January we will delve into the rich wisdom of the book of Proverbs.We discover archetypal characters: Lady Wisdom, The Friend, The Fool, The Town Crier and The Sluggard. Join us as we learn more about God’s wisdom and His plan of salvation for humankind.

<figure class=" sqs-block-image-figure intrinsic " > To welcome in the new decade, this January we will delve into the rich wisdom of the book of Proverbs.We discover archetypal characters: Lady Wisdom, The Friend, The Fool, The Town Crier and The Sluggard. Join us as we learn more about God’s wisdom and His plan of salvation for humankind.