Episodes
Thursday Mar 28, 2024
Our Family Meal (Audio)
Thursday Mar 28, 2024
Thursday Mar 28, 2024
Bible Reading: 1 Corinthians 11: 23 - 26.
Bishop Andrew Brook
Thursday Mar 28, 2024
Our Family Meal (Video)
Thursday Mar 28, 2024
Thursday Mar 28, 2024
Bible Reading: 1 Corinthians 11: 23 - 26.
Bishop Andrew Brook
Sunday Mar 24, 2024
Jesus Came to Paint a Different Picture! (Audio)
Sunday Mar 24, 2024
Sunday Mar 24, 2024
Sunday Mar 24, 2024
Jesus Came to Paint a Different Picture! (Video)
Sunday Mar 24, 2024
Sunday Mar 24, 2024
Sunday Mar 17, 2024
How to Spend Your Life? (Audio)
Sunday Mar 17, 2024
Sunday Mar 17, 2024
Many times, Jesus said if we hoard our life, we would in the end lose it, but if we spent our life, we would gain it.
There’s no doubt we may exist longer if we only look after ourselves, but we may not ever actually live.
Today’s sermon explores the idea of how to spend our lives.
Pastor Paul Fielke
Bible Readings: John 12:20-28 (MSG)
Sunday Mar 17, 2024
How to Spend Your Life? (Video)
Sunday Mar 17, 2024
Sunday Mar 17, 2024
Many times, Jesus said if we hoard our life, we would in the end lose it, but if we spent our life, we would gain it.
There’s no doubt we may exist longer if we only look after ourselves, but we may not ever actually live.
Today’s sermon explores the idea of how to spend our lives.
Pastor Paul Fielke
Bible Readings: John 12:20-28 (MSG)
Sunday Mar 10, 2024
What are you looking at? (Audio)
Sunday Mar 10, 2024
Sunday Mar 10, 2024
“What are you looking at?” I was asked that question recently and I nearly blushed (harder to do at my age!). What we focus on has a lot to do with what we really see, and how we then make our decisions. The Bible has many examples of how things went wrong when people focused on the wrong things. Christians today face the same temptations, and the Bible still gives the same solution: “Let us keep our eyes fixed on Jesus.” (Hebrews 12:2.)
Pastor Robert Voigt
Bible Readings: John 3:14-16 (NLT)
Sunday Mar 10, 2024
What are you looking at? (Video)
Sunday Mar 10, 2024
Sunday Mar 10, 2024
“What are you looking at?” I was asked that question recently and I nearly blushed (harder to do at my age!). What we focus on has a lot to do with what we really see, and how we then make our decisions. The Bible has many examples of how things went wrong when people focused on the wrong things. Christians today face the same temptations, and the Bible still gives the same solution: “Let us keep our eyes fixed on Jesus.” (Hebrews 12:2.)
Pastor Robert Voigt
Bible Readings: John 3:14-16 (NLT)
Sunday Mar 03, 2024
When our religious behaviour makes God mad (Audio)
Sunday Mar 03, 2024
Sunday Mar 03, 2024
An audio message from Pastor Richard Haar.
What got Jesus so hot under the collar when he saw what was going on in the temple? Firstly, he was upset that people were open for business but closed to God. Secondly, Jesus was particularly upset that all this was happening in the Court of the Gentiles - the only place in the temple where non-Jews were allowed to go. This broke God’s heart as he was passionate about all peoples coming to know and worship him.
God was so upset that he opted for an unthinkable, crazy, totally radical solution – the cross Jesus’ enigmatic statement about rebuilding the temple in three days was a veiled reference to his coming death and resurrection.
What about us today? Are we so caught up in the busyness of doing the Lord’s business that we get distracted from the need to prioritize and cultivate our relationship with God? What barriers might we be putting up that effectively exclude those from fully experiencing God and his grace?
Sunday Mar 03, 2024
When our religious behaviour makes God angry (Video)
Sunday Mar 03, 2024
Sunday Mar 03, 2024
A message from Pastor Richard Haar.
What got Jesus so hot under the collar when he saw what was going on in the temple? Firstly, he was upset that people were open for business but closed to God. Secondly, Jesus was particularly upset that all this was happening in the Court of the Gentiles - the only place in the temple where non-Jews were allowed to go. This broke God’s heart as he was passionate about all peoples coming to know and worship him.
God was so upset that he opted for an unthinkable, crazy, totally radical solution – the cross Jesus’ enigmatic statement about rebuilding the temple in three days was a veiled reference to his coming death and resurrection.
What about us today? Are we so caught up in the busyness of doing the Lord’s business that we get distracted from the need to prioritize and cultivate our relationship with God? What barriers might we be putting up that effectively exclude those from fully experiencing God and his grace?