Episodes
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Reimagine Week 4 - Ger Jones
What do you do when what you have looks nowhere near enough? On Commitment Sunday evening, Ger Jones, pastor of Vintage Church in Los Angeles, takes us to the feeding of the 5,000 in John 6, where Jesus takes a boy's small lunch and feeds a multitude. From a widow who refused to be robbed of her...
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Reimagine Week 3 - Tim Horman
What if generosity isn't you giving your money to God, but you investing God's money on his behalf? Tim Horman continues our Reimagine series at One Church with 2 Corinthians 8 and 9, showing how generosity flows from the grace of Jesus, who became poor so that we could become rich. Tim explores...
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Reimagine - Week 2 - Tim Horman
Have you ever felt like God could use other people, just not you? Tim Horman continues our Reimagine series at One Church with Ephesians 3:20-21 and 2 Corinthians 3, reminding us that none of us are competent for the ministry of Jesus, but God makes us competent by his Spirit. No hoops, no…
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Reimagine - Week 1 - Tim Horman
What is the church actually for? Are we here to root out evil, or have we got it upside down? On Vision Sunday, Tim Horman opens Ephesians 3 to explore why God's people exist: to show the world who Jesus is through the way we stick together and love one another. Written from a prison cell, Paul's...
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Acts 12: Praying Anyway - Darren Rowse
What do you do when you hit the bottom, when the plan has failed and no one is coming to save you? In Acts 12, the early church faces exactly that: James has been executed, Peter is in prison awaiting the same fate, and the most powerful man in the land is against them. Darren Rowse explores how...
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Acts 11: Making Jesus Accessible - Linda Bailey
Linda Bailey opens with that story and takes us into Acts 11, where revival breaks out not in Jerusalem, the religious capital, but in Antioch, a city so notorious the Roman Empire used it as the benchmark for immorality. Some unnamed believers there did something nobody asked them to do. They…
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Daniel 12: Those Who Stand - Tim Horman
What if the exile never really ended? Daniel's people went home from Babylon, but Daniel 12 suggests a different kind of exile was only just beginning, and that we are still living in it. In the final message of our Resisting Babylon series, Tim Horman takes us to the last chapter of Daniel and...
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Daniel 10: Highly Esteemed - Darren Rowse
What name are you answering to? Not the one on your birth certificate, the other one. The name a teacher used once in front of the class, or a partner reached for in an argument, or a hard season quietly stamped on you. In Daniel 10, an exhausted old man lies face down by a river. He is seventy...
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Daniel 7: One Like a Son of Man - Tim Horman
If Jesus really is Lord, why does evil still seem to run the world? In Daniel 7, the strange and terrifying vision at the very heart of the book, Tim Horman shows us what God sees behind the beastly empires of history: a heavenly courtroom where justice will be done, and one like a son of man...
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Daniel 6: The Politics of Prayer - Linda Bailey
How can you tell someone is a Christian? Would anyone around you even be able to? Linda Bailey preaches from Daniel 6, and the surprising thing she finds there is not the lions. It is the fact that every single person in the Babylonian government already knew exactly what Daniel believed and…
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Daniel 5: The Writing is on the Wall - Tim Horman
There is an army outside the walls, the city has hours left, and the king throws a party. Tim Horman preaches from Daniel 5, the chapter that gave us the phrase "the writing is on the wall". Belshazzar knew exactly what had happened to his ancestor Nebuchadnezzar. He had read the testimony. And…
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Daniel 4: The Insanity of Pride - Darren Rowse
The most powerful man in the world stood on the roof of his palace, looked out over the city he had built, and said one sentence that cost him everything. A year later he was in a field on his hands and knees, eating grass. Darren Rowse explores Daniel 4 and the strange truth that God looks at…
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Daniel 3: The Furnace and the Fourth Man - Linda Bailey
What would you do if everyone around you was bowing, and standing meant death? Linda Bailey takes us into Daniel 3 and the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, three men who refused to bow to Nebuchadnezzar's gold statue and met a fourth man in the flames. Their answer to the king still...
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Daniel 2: The Stone Empires Cannot Break - Tim Horman
Empires rise and empires fall. Every kingdom that has ever claimed to rule the world has eventually crumbled, no matter how powerful it seemed at the time. So what actually lasts? Tim Horman opens up Daniel 2 and the king's forgotten dream: a towering statue made of gold, silver, bronze and iron,...
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Daniel: Resisting the Spirit of the Age - Tim Horman
What if the story that seems to be over is actually just beginning? Tim Horman opens our new series through the book of Daniel, Resisting Babylon, looking at Daniel chapter 1 and the moment a teenager's whole world collapses, home destroyed, family scattered, identity stripped away and replaced....
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Peter and Cornelius - Alyssa McKnight
Have you ever prayed for God to move in your life, and then said no when he actually did? In Acts 10, Peter does exactly that. Given a vision that challenges everything he thought faithfulness meant, his answer is "No, Lord." Alyssa McNight unpacks the story of Peter and Cornelius, two very...
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Peter and Cornelius - Darren Rowse
In Acts 10, two men in two different cities are both praying, and God is quietly dovetailing their stories together. Darren Rowse explores the meeting of Peter and Cornelius, a Roman outsider searching for God and a fisherman whose faith is about to be stretched wide open. This is a story where…
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Ambushed by Grace
How do you reach someone who is certain they're right? Saul of Tarsus wasn't searching for Jesus. He was hunting Jesus' followers, arrest letters in his bag, when grace ambushed him on the road to Damascus. Darren Rowse explores Acts 9:1-22, the most famous conversion story of them all, and…
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The Sovereign and Suffering God - Linda Bailey
Why would a good God let his brand new church be struck with persecution, prison and death before it had barely drawn breath? In this message Linda Bailey opens Acts 8:1-8, where the death of Stephen gives way to fierce persecution, and asks the question every one of us eventually faces: why does...
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Faith That Works - Tim Horman
What if the place where you spend most of your waking hours, your job, is exactly where Jesus most wants to meet you? In part two of his message on disciple-making, Tim Horman opens up Jesus' Great Commission in Matthew 28 and asks a question the church rarely talks about: how do we connect the...
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Stories from Cambodia - The Honeybuns
What if God's mission isn't reserved for a few extraordinary people, but is something every one of us is invited into right where we are? In this conversation for our OneCare Mission Month, our Missions Pastor Carly Cassidy welcomes Adam and Kate Honeybun home from Cambodia, where they serve with...
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Stories from the Philippines - Pastor Choi and Pastora Alma
What can God do through a single faithful friendship over 25 years? In this special conversation for our OneCare Mission Month, our Missions Pastor Carly Cassidy sits down with Pastor Choi and Pastora Alma of ACCC in the Philippines to celebrate a quarter of a century of partnership between our…
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Make Disciples - Tim Horman
What does it actually mean to make disciples? Tim Horman explores Jesus' Great Commission in Matthew 28, challenging us to move from watching others do ministry to becoming empowered agents in God's mission. Even when we don't feel ready, the Holy Spirit can do extraordinary things through…
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Together Togather - Carly Cassidy
Together Togather: The Mission of the Gathered Church What if the most powerful thing the church could do isn't found in individual heroism, but in simply showing up together? This Missions Month, Carly Cassidy explores five key passages from Acts that reveal how God's mission has always been...
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The Persecution - Tim Horman
What if you're not meant to just watch from the sidelines? In Acts 6-7, we meet Stephen—a brand new believer who moves from learner bystander to empowered agent in a matter of weeks. Full of the Spirit, he does what Jesus did: preaching, healing, and shining with God's glory. This Pentecost…
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The Presence - Jess Hammond
What do you do when your faith puts you in danger? When standing up for Jesus could cost you everything? In Acts 4, Peter and John face their first taste of persecution—arrested, threatened, and ordered to stop preaching about Jesus. Their response wasn't to play it safe or back down. Instead…
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The Preaching in Acts 3 - Darren Rowse
What happens when a man who hasn't walked in 40 years suddenly starts leaping in the temple courts? A crowd gathers, questions hang in the air, and Peter seizes the moment to preach about Jesus. In this message from Acts 3, Darren Rowse explores how Peter's second sermon didn't need a clever...
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The Power - Linda Bailey
When you're completely exhausted and out of capacity—that's when God's power shows up. Linda Bailey unpacks Acts 2 and the day of Pentecost, challenging us to reclaim what the Holy Spirit means for every Christian today. Discover how the Spirit reminds us of God's presence, inspires us to…
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The Promise - Tim Horman
How do you keep going when the work feels impossible? When you're tired, overwhelmed, or just running on empty? In this sermon, Tim Horman opens our new series in Acts by exploring one of the most important promises Jesus ever made to his followers. Before ascending to heaven, Jesus told his...
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The Ascension of Jesus - Jesse Morgan
Was the Ascension just a dramatic exit, or was it the beginning of something far greater? In this message, Jesse Morgan kicks off our new series in Acts by exploring one of the most pivotal moments in Christian history—when Jesus ascended into heaven. Far from being an ending, the Ascension marks…
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The Ascension of Jesus - Darren Rowse
What if the moment we often overlook is actually the detonator for everything Jesus accomplished? In this sermon, Darren Rowse explores the Ascension of Jesus—an event so significant that Luke wrote about it twice. It's both the ending of one story and the explosive beginning of another. The...
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Jesus Appears to His Disciples - Kerryn Malone
Jesus appeared to his frightened disciples with a simple message: "Peace be with you." In this post-Easter sermon, Kerryn Malone explores Luke 24:36-49 and the transforming encounter that changed terrified followers hiding in a locked room into empowered witnesses who launched the Christian…
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Easter Sunday: Yours is the Kingdom - Tim Horman
Christ is risen! On this Easter Sunday, Tim Horman brings our Lord's Prayer series to a powerful conclusion, exploring the final line: "For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours, now and forever." Because Jesus rose from the dead, the kingdom of this world has become the kingdom of our...
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Good Friday: Deliver Us - Tim Horman
Why do we call it "Good" Friday? And how could the brutal execution of Jesus possibly be considered God's greatest victory? In this Good Friday sermon, Tim Horman explores the meaning of the cross through the often-overlooked line in the Lord's Prayer: "Deliver us from the evil one." Discover how...
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Save Us from the Time of Trial - Darren Rowse
On Palm Sunday 2000 years ago, crowds shouted "Hosanna!"—save us now—as Jesus entered Jerusalem. They were desperate for rescue from Roman occupation and oppression. But Jesus came on a donkey, not a war horse, offering a very different kind of saving. In this message in our "As in Heaven: The...
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Father Forgive Us - Linda Bailey
What misconceptions about forgiveness are you carrying? This week Linda Bailey tackles three common myths: that God was angry before Jesus came, that forgiveness is only about personal salvation, and that reconciliation is required for true forgiveness. Discover how God's heart has always been...
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Give us this Day our Daily Bread - Stelios Ioannides
What does it really mean to pray for "daily bread"? In this sermon from our As in Heaven series on the Lord's Prayer, Stelios Ioannides unpacks one of the most memorised yet least understood lines in Scripture. Jesus isn't just teaching us to ask for provision—he's inviting us into a life of…
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Give us this Day our Daily Bread - Tim Horman
When Jesus teaches us to pray "give us this day our daily bread," he's inviting us into something far bigger than a quick blessing before meals. This simple petition is both deeply physical and profoundly political — it's about the bread on your plate, the systems that brought it there, and God's...
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Your Kingdom Come, Your Will be Done - Tim Horman
What if praying for God's kingdom to come means more than just waiting for heaven? In this sermon, Tim Horman explores Matthew 6:10 and the powerful connection between "Your kingdom come" and "Your will be done." Discover why these two petitions can never be separated, what it really means for...
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Hallowed Be Your Name
What does it mean to pray "hallowed be your name"—and why does Jesus put this petition first in the Lord's Prayer? In this sermon, Darren Rowse unpacks a word we often skip over without thinking. "Hallowed" isn't just religious vocabulary—it's an urgent, bold prayer asking God to reveal himself…
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In Heaven - Linda Bailey
Join Linda Bailey as she explores what it means to pray to "our Father in heaven" in this powerful sermon from our series on the Lord's Prayer. When we say "in heaven," we're not just talking about a distant future destination — we're acknowledging the God who sits on the throne with all power…
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Our Father (The Lord's Prayer) - Tim Horman
Have you ever noticed how the first word you use when addressing someone reveals everything about your relationship with them? In week two of our series "As in Heaven: The Lord's Prayer," Tim Horman explores the revolutionary first word of Jesus' prayer: Father — or more precisely, Abba. What…
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When You Pray (The Lord's Prayer) - Tim Horman
In this post Tim Homan begins our new series on the Lord's prayer. In it he covers: Why the disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray How the Lord's Prayer is a roadmap for discipleship The two biggest prayer killers: pride and fear Jesus' three simple keys to prayer Whether you're struggling...
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Purpose, Power, Prayer - Tim Horman
In this message, Tim Horman unpacks Jesus’ first announcement in Mark 1:14–15 — that the kingdom of God has come near — and explains why the gospel is bigger than personal salvation alone. Tim shows how King Jesus is reclaiming and renewing all things, what the kingdom looks like in the real…
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The Parables of the Treasure and Pearl - Tim Horman
Tim Horman unpacks Jesus’ parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great price (Matthew 13:44–46) in this message from One Church Blackburn. These short stories ask a huge question: What is worth building your whole life around? Tim explores how the kingdom of God isn’t entered through...
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The Parables of the Seed and the Yeast - Linda Bailey
Linda Bailey explores Jesus’ parables of the mustard seed and the yeast from Matthew 13 in our series The Kingdom of Heaven is Like… This message is a warm and hope-filled reminder that God often works in unexpected ways—using small, ordinary acts of faithfulness to grow something significant for...
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The Parable of the Sower - Darren Rowse
In this message from our series The Kingdom of Heaven is like…, Darren Rowse explores Jesus’ Parable of the Sower from Matthew 13:1–23. At a turning point in Jesus’ ministry, this story invites us to reflect on how we hear and respond to the message of God’s Kingdom. Darren unpacks the four…
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A Warning of Fickle Fruitless Faith - Aaron Roberts
Welcome to our first online service as part of our summer series. Today we have Aaron Roberts sharing a message based on Mark 11:1-21 We've also included a recording of one of our own songs - Crucible. We hope you enjoy today's message and look forward to seeing you back at our in person services...
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Healing at Bethesda - Aaron Roberts
Welcome to our first online service as part of our summer series. Today we have Aaron Roberts sharing a message based on John 5:1-18. We've also included a recording of one of our own songs - Gather. We hope you enjoy today's message and look forward to seeing you back at our in person services...
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Christmas Day - Tim Horman
On Christmas morning Tim Horman shared an encouraging message based on the star that led the Magi.
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Sunday messages from the One Church teaching team! One Church is a contemporary Christian church located in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. For more info visit: https://www.one.org.au
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