Maybe you're concerned that you won't feel comfortable at church. One way to help you decide is listen to one of these sermons (a fancy word for a talk that helps understand a passage of the Bible). We're convinced that Jesus is the smartest person who ever lived, so what he has to say on life still makes sense today. More than that, what he has to say actually puts life into full vivid colour.
What kind of journey are we on with Jesus?
(7th September, Andrew Gifford)
Luke 14:25-35 (read it here)
Wizard of Oz or Lord of the Rings? Which kind of journey is Jesus calling us on?
A conversational life
(31st August, Andrew Gifford)
Colossians 4:2-6 (read it here)
Would you like a conversational life with God?
The subversive Jesus
(24th August, Andrew Gifford)
Colossians 3:18-4:1 (read it here)
Jesus leads the only kind of revolution that actually cares for people, all people.
The best clothes
(17th August, Andrew Gifford)
Colossians 3:12-17 (read it here)
What kind of community do we want to be? Would we be willing to look like Jesus, be clothed like him?
Get set!
(3rd August, Andrew Gifford)
Colossians 3:1-11 (read it here)
Do you understand what makes up a human and how that relates to real change? If we want to be people who known the power and wisdom of Jesus, we will need to get set with every aspect of being human.
Growing Up
(27th July, Joel Henderson)
Colossians 2:2-23 (read it here)
The Christian life is not about moving on to the next stage, but growing fruitful in where you are in Christ. It is about relationship, not religion. learning to be with Jesus.
Mercy
(13th July, Brian Sylvester)
Luke 10:25-37 (read it here)
How do you measure what is really important in life? What would that look like in your relationship with others, your neighbour? Here's the answer from Jesus.
Worth the treasure
(6th July, Andrew Gifford)
Colossians 1:24-2:5 (read it here)
Are you Indiana Jones? Maybe you're more like him that you realise. After all, isn't life one big treasure hunt? But is the treasure you're seeking worth it?
What if God visited?
(29th June 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Colossians 1:15-23 (read it here)
What if "the gods" visited? Would it be like a Greek tragedy? Would they be on our side? Christian faith says that God has visited, very clearly as Jesus. What does that mean for you and me?
Good News for everyone
(22nd June 2025,
Adrian Lane, Bush Church Aid Society)
Acts 8:25-40 (read it here)
Who is the Good News of Jesus for? Hear that it's for you, and also about the work of BCA in regional and remote parts of Australia.
What is the fruit of the gospel seed?
(18th June 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Colossians 1:1-14 (read it here)
Apple seeds produce apples. What do gospel seeds produce?
The bride who rules as a son
(1st June 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Revelation 21 (read it here)
Happily ever after is not just in fairytales, it is also the end of the true story. You are the bride who will rule as the son, and no more tears!
Judgement is good for me
(25th May 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Revelation 18 (read it here)
Judgement can feel heavy, uncomfortable, but what if it helped us make wise decisions for eternity?
Surrender, See, Sing
(18th May 2025, Joel Henderson)
Revelation 5 (read it here)
Do you know the one, Jesus, who is worthy to to make you a priest and rule in his kingdom, regardless of whether you are more like a lion or a lamb?
You've got mail
(7th May 2025, Andrew Gifford)
Revelation 2-3 (read it here)
Who sends letters anymore, apart from bills? Jesus! Sure, they were originally sent 2000 years ago, but they are written for us too. Letters about how to live as we wait for his return. Letters that take seriously that it can be hard, and letters with great encouragement to persevere.
Living the future today
(27th April 2025, Joel Henderson)
Revelation 1 (read it here)
The final book of the Bible, Revelation, is not just about the future. It's about how we live today in the light of the future. This recording includes a short overview of the book and the whole reading of Revelation 1, followed by the sermon.
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