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In a world where we strive for certainty and security, why do we often feel empty and trapped? As we start a new year discover how to move beyond the daily grind and find a better perspective: receiving each moment as a gift from a Sovereign God who makes everything beautiful in its time.

As we begin a new year, this sermon returns to 1 Corinthians 15 to clarify what the gospel truly is and what it is not. Rather than good advice or moral instruction, the gospel is good news, the announcement of what God has done in history through Jesus Christ, His death for our sins and […]

The rules in Leviticus 12-15 are a generous provision to his people to keep them safe, but Jesus offers a better way that makes us holy once and for all.

Jesus’ authority clashes with religious traditions, exposing the dangers of relying on rules rather than Christ. In Mark 2:18-3:6, we see the difference between trusting in man-made added traditions and trusting in Christ alone. This is a clash of two worlds/worldviews that are incompatible with each other.

If you’ve ever been in a dire situation you know the feel of desperation. In our moments of deep need and uncertainty we often appropriately find consolation in running to Jesus. In this account in Mark 2:1–12 some individuals bring their desperate friend to meet Jesus. While they come with the hope of seeing their […]

For many Christians the concept of God as judge is something we might feel uncomfortable with. Judgment, however, is something that is crucial to who God is, and how he responds to wickedness. In Jeremiah 52 we are reminded of God’s kindness to us as he executes justice while providing hope for the repentant sinner.

That Christ will return is a certainty, the exact date is a mystery. In the meantime, Jesus wants us to prepared for his imminent return.

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Brenda is on journey of pain and suffering. A journey that is far from over. But along the way, she’s really wrestled with the question of does God really work for the good of those who love him.

We’re all on a journey with Jesus. A journey that has many ups and downs. But we press on, setting our hearts on things above. That’s what our new podcast ONWARD UPWARD is all about. It’s the place where you get to hear stories from people within our church family. Each week, we’ll go in-depth and hear how God has transformed (and continues transform) their life.

2nd talk by Mike Raiter

3rd talk by Mike Raiter'

1st talk by Mike Raiter

Parenting now for the future.

John Woodhouse gives us an excellent overview of 2 Samuel in 3 components: 00:05:24-00:25:59 Part 1: David’s Kingdom (2 Samuel 1-10) 00:25:59-00:53:10 Part 2: David’s Disaster (2 Samuel 11-20) 00:53:10-01:15:00 Part 3: The kingdom of David and the kingdom of God (2 Sam 21-24)

It’s For The Kids… by Gary Millar (Principal of Queensland Theological College) Deuteronomy 6 How does God view children and how does this shape the way set up our kid’s ministry? What’s The Big Idea? by Fiona Millar Unpacking God’s truth for children begins with finding the big idea, then capturing that big idea in […]

John Wesley (28 June 1703 – 2 March 1791) was an Anglican divine and theologian who, with his brother Charles Wesley and fellow cleric George Whitefield, is credited with the foundation of the evangelical movement known as Methodism.

Thomas Cranmer (2 July 1489 – 21 March 1556) was a leader of the English Reformation and Archbishop of Canterbury during the reigns of Henry VIII, Edward VI and, for a short time, Mary I. During Cranmer's tenure as Archbishop of Canterbury, he was responsible for establishing the first doctrinal and liturgical structures of the […]

Alli speaking from Psalm 73 how God is Creator of the World, Lord of Heaven and Earth, the Giver of all good gifts and that we should be satisfied and content in Jesus. Not to envy others and chase after things of this world.

The classic mistake most men make is that they have been seduced by the notion of 'Rugged Individualism'. For Christian men to go forward we must reject this idea outright. The Christian hero recognises his need for both God and others.

God is calling us to not just survive but thrive. What liberates men is not a series of thoughts but knowing who we are in Christ. Let us bathe our souls in our identity in Christ. Its critical we know who were and who we are now in Christ.

Pornography has become an epidemic that is destroying the lives of women, men and families. What help is there for the increasing number of Christian women struggling with the temptation to use porn? How do we break the secrecy cycle and help each other in our struggle? How can we educate and protect our children […]

More than sixteen hundred years since his conversion, Augustine towers over Western history as one of the most important people outside of the Bible. Augustine’s teachings — God is Trinitarian and holy, people are evil by the choice of their own free will and born with a sinful nature, and people can only be saved […]

Sam Jackson, Head of History and Biblical Studies at Arndell Anglican College, speaking about what we expect to find in the culture around us, analyse it as a Christian so that we can make use of it to share our story in the world around us.

Jesus tells us we need to think carefully and count the cost if we want to be his followers. He's wants us to be sure that when the hard times come we will be able to stand firm in him.

Do you ever find yourself comparing your life to your friends and feeling dissatisfied and disappointed? Alli Muscat challenges us from God’s word to stop seeking our significance, satisfaction and security in this world, and instead find them in Jesus.

Jesus gives the religious leaders some party tips on what it really means to have a relationship with God.

Barry speaks on the challenge of keeping a balance between work, family and church. He says you need to have a vibrant relationship with Christ. If your focus is on Jesus and you are learning, growing and developing as a Christian you are much more likely to make good decisions about church, family and appropriate […]

Lisa Thompson encourages us to find real and lasting joy, not in the temporary things of this world, but in our eternal heavenly Father and the many blessings he has given us, and promises to give us.

Lisa Thompson opens up God's word to show us God's perfect holiness and challenges us to live holy lives in response.

Sam Jackson, Head of History and Biblical Studies at Arndell Anglican College, answers the question "Can we trust the Old Testament as History?" by examining the evidence that surrounds some of the events and personalities of the Old Testament.

Suffering can shake us to our very core and make us question God's character and goodness. Alli Muscat presents for us a biblical foundation for understanding suffering and looks at 6 lies we can believe about suffering, showing us the truth the Bible speaks against these.

Ephesians 2:1-10 presents us with the ultimate make over! Before knowing Jesus we were ruined and helpless. But God sent Jesus for the full renovation rescue giving us forgiveness, eternal life and new purpose. Alli challenges us as ‘redesigned women’ to be eager to do the good works that God has prepared in advance for […]

Alli talks about discovering the real value of women who belong to God.

Alli describes how God can forgive us and offer us a clean slate. How great and overwhelming God's forgiveness is and how through His Spirit we can live transformed lives.

Alli reminds us of God's power and strength and his compassion towards his people. He is the one that we can trust for our marriages, our careers, our children and everything else in our lives. Alli Muscat speaking on Psalm 146

Athanasius was a bishop who was deeply loved by the people he was pastoral responsible for. He was a champion of holding on to right theology in the 4th century. He battled with the heresy of Arianism, the teaching that Jesus isn't eternal, that at some point in history past he was created by God. […]

Stuart Coulton, Church History Lecturer from Sydney Missionary & Bible College shares the remarkable story of Martin Luther, a 16th Century monk. Luther taught that salvation is not earned by good deeds but recieved only as a free gift of God's grace. A teaching that was an affront to the church at the time and […]

Stuart Coulton, Church History Lecturer from Sydney Missionary & Bible College shares the remarkable story of Martin Luther, a 16th Century monk. Luther taught that salvation is not earned by good deeds but recieved only as a free gift of God's grace. A teaching that was an affront to the church at the time and […]