28/03/21– “Processing into the Heart”
Processing into the Heart
All Age Message
“Welcoming Jesus?”
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Today we hear about some of the places in NSW where programs and places are being developed.
New hope is being given to species in our environment. Rivers are being refreshed.
31st March 2024 (Year B – Easter Sunday) “The Resurrection is Now!”
Seeing the sun rise on Easter Day morning is like an explosion of ‘Resurrection Life’.
When we recognize that the Resurrection is not ‘historical’ but an ever present reality that happens over and over, it is then that we can catch a glimpse what the meaning of this life really is – it is much bigger than any death!
3rd November 2024 (Year B -Pentecost 24) “Travelling Light”
Jesus travelled light – stripped away all that was not necessary.
In times of much transformation – we need to travel lightly.
Let the unnecessary go. Simply carry with you the Love of God who loves you.
Love yourself, neighbor and even enemies.
16th June 2024 (Year B -Pentecost 4) “What We See Is Not What God Sees”
Families can sometimes be damaging. Even in the time of Jesus’ ministry this happened.
Jesus’ ministry was to liberate people from the powers that oppressed them.
God always offers an open relationship of acceptance; of forgiveness; of belonging.23rd June 2024 (Year B -Pentecost 5) “Why Are You Afraid?”
Finding peace and calmness in the troubles that surround us, is not easy. Fear is often present.
However if we practice a consciousness of Christ in our lives, everyday, this will bring peace and calmness so we can recognise there is no need to be afraid.
God is always present whether we are conscious of it or not.4th February 2024 (Year B – Epiphany 5) “Facing Our Demons”
Jesus took the demons on – his actions were counter cultural.
He was not looking for fame. When Jesus confronted demons, he spoke the truth, showed compassion, spent time in prayer and enabled the service of others.
