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The sermons from our weekly series at NewLife Anglican Church in Oran Park, Sydney, Australia. Sermons are preached by Lead Pastor Stuart Starr, Senior Assistant Pastor Geoff Leader and Kids, Youth and Families Pastor Michael Mak.
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Tuesday Sep 29, 2015
Tuesday Sep 29, 2015
Looking at the news today we see terrible injustice in the world and feel helpless. We can be distracted from Gods mission for us today. Isaiah 61 tells of the year of the Lord (this age) where salvation is available to all and of the day of vengeance when all the injustice in the world will be stopped.
Sunday Sep 27, 2015
Sunday Sep 27, 2015
The judgement of God is refereed to often in the Bible and is the subject in Isaiah 63. There is no justice without judgement. God's Judgement and God's salvation go together. It is a frighting thing without the forgiveness available through the good news of the gospel.
Sunday Sep 06, 2015
Sunday Sep 06, 2015
God is mysterious, beyond our understanding but we get insights about God from the bible. For example we know of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost but we cannot fully understand the concept. This message shows from the bible Gods greatness and where we fit in.
Sunday Aug 23, 2015
Sunday Aug 23, 2015
On the Day of Atonement the priest would sacrifice animals. Sprinkling of blood was used to cleanse as life is in the blood. These rites showed the importance of cleansing from sin and foretold of God's plan of salvation. From a shoot from the stump if Israel, someone will bring peace. He will be a servant, he will have no beauty. He will be disfigured and marred and we will be appalled. The Lord will lay on him the innocent lamb the sins of the world. From humiliation will come exaltation and salvation.
Sunday Aug 16, 2015
Sunday Aug 16, 2015
In Isaiah 40 God introduces a new hope to his people who are now enslaved in Babylon. For the first time in the Bible we hear about 'the gospel' - the announcement that God is coming to his people to save them and lead them home to his kingdom. The fulfilment of this comes when God's Son Jesus comes preaching that God's kingdom has arrived because he has arrived (Mark 1:1-15).
Saturday Aug 08, 2015
Saturday Aug 08, 2015
For many Australians, we see the world through a heritage of convicts, ANZAC and building our castle. We are dedicated to programs like The Block, Better Homes and Gardens, Master Chef and Spelling Bee (our kids education). Titus 3 presents to Gods people a way of life where the triple bottom line is; People, The Planet and The Age to Come.
Sunday Jul 26, 2015
Sunday Jul 26, 2015
Jesus was full for grace and gives the hope of salvation to all people. Grace came at a great cost to God and is a free gift to all who believe. God gives the holy spirit as a deposit of salvation. As a result we should not conform but be be transformed by God, guard your heart, be filled with pure thoughts and the word and work of God. Evaluate life's situations in the light of Gods word.
Sunday Jul 19, 2015
Sunday Jul 19, 2015
In this passage Paul instructs Titus to address each of the key demographics in his churches with advice on how to make the good news about Jesus attractive to a watching world. Challenges abound!
Sunday Jul 12, 2015
Sunday Jul 12, 2015
Rome is the centre of the world in 62-65 AD, Paul a slave to God sends a message to Titus a Greek and brother in Christ. The new churches in Crete are facing problems from false teachers who claim to know God yet deny him. Elders are to be appointed in every town to encourage and ground people in the word of God. Right beliefs and right vision build a firmly founded church. Guide lines are given on choosing elders.
Tuesday Jun 30, 2015
Tuesday Jun 30, 2015
In view of the great provision of vicarious atonement through the Suffering Servant (Isa. 53), the prophet announces the consequent blessings: the expansion of Israel, the blessings of safety and peace, and the portion of righteousness. This chapter anticipates the salvation and restoration of Israel, begun in part at the restoration of the exiles from Babylon in 536 B.C. but for the most part yet in the future, for as this chapter unfolds it will become clearer and clearer that that return did not exhaust the promises. There yet remains the final culmination of all of God’s covenant promises at the end of the age. In fact, as these chapters progress to the end of the book, the vision gets more glorious, and so more eschatological in its scope.