31st March 2024  (Year B – Easter Sunday)  “The Resurrection is Now!”
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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!

22nd October 2023  (Year A – Pentecost 21)  “Jesus’ Mind-blowing Insights!”
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22nd October 2023 (Year A – Pentecost 21) “Jesus’ Mind-blowing Insights!”

Paying taxes to Caesar is thought to be a perfect trap for Jesus. The Jews had their own money but for taxes, they had to pay in Roman money – effaced with Caesar’s image. Here Matthew provides insight into the nature and brilliance of Jesus and His purpose.
Jesus calls us to look beyond what our human concerns expect….

30th October 2022  Pentecost 24 “Unmerited Praise”
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30th October 2022 Pentecost 24 “Unmerited Praise”

ALL AGE MESSAGE Helpers are always needed – at home, in the community and in our churches. The Bible encourages to not be idle and to work without complaining, whether it be paid or unpaid we are all needed INFORMATION SHEETClick on the button below to get the information sheet on today’s presenters, messages, and…

18th September 2022  Year C – Pentecost 15 “The Irrepressible Kingdom of God”
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18th September 2022 Year C – Pentecost 15 “The Irrepressible Kingdom of God”

SEASON OF CREATION For the month of September, we generally follow the Season of Creation, now celebrated worldwide and the brainchild of Normal Habel, a Lutheran minster based in South Australia. The Season of Creation is a time to renew our relationship with our Creator and all creation through celebration, conversion, and commitment together. During…

13/03/22 Embracing our Brokenness
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13/03/22 Embracing our Brokenness

Lent is a season of repentance and lament. Christians convince
themselves they are good people and of good moral perfection.

“Holiness”, is not about the absence of sin, but a significant heightened awareness of sin.

In the awareness of our frailty before God and of our sin; the more we experience God’s saving grace and the abundant generosity of God in our lives.