Episodes
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As we end our current topic of "Are You Coming To The Party", Dave Ritchie looks at how important a banquet is.
In life, we know that banquets can be a few things:
They can be a sensory overload, Banquets are solids as we are told in the bible that when we go to heaven, there will be a massive banquet for us. A banquet is made up of individuals whether its celebrating a wedding or a big event. A banquet is a community, they can be made up of friends, family or people meeting for the first time.
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In this weeks sermon given by Bev Murrill titled "The Lavish Love of the Father", she explores the boundless grace and forgiveness of God, just like the Father in the story of the Prodigal Son.
Whether we stray like the younger son or struggle with pride like the elder, God’s love remains constant and unconditional.
Through powerful insights from Romans 8:30-39 and Luke 15:25-32, this message reminds us that no matter how we "act up," God is always ready to welcome us back with open arms.
Don’t miss this inspiring and hope-filled sermon that will encourage you to experience the overwhelming love and forgiveness of the Father.
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This week we have guest speaker Tim Costello who is the former CEO of World Vision, former St Kilda Mayor, former President of Baptist Union of Australia and currently the Executive Director of Micah Australia come and speak on how we should as Christians be looking after those in need especially those who are in extreme poverty around the world.
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In "The Three Parables," Ps Sue Irwin continues our exploration of Tim Keller's book "The Prodigal God," focusing on how God uses the relationship between brothers in biblical stories to reveal profound truths. Drawing from Luke 15:1-10, Sue delves into the dynamics of the brothers in the Prodigal Son parable, as well as the story of Cain and Abel. She explains, in simple terms, what it means to be an "older brother" or "younger brother" in today's world.
Join us for an enlightening message that uncovers the deeper meaning behind these sibling relationships and what they teach us about God's love.
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In this week's AM message, Asher Morrison brings a heartfelt message as we continue exploring Tim Keller's book, "The Prodigal God."
Diving deeper into the story of the Prodigal Son, Asher shares personal stories about organizing parties and how they have changed over the years, drawing parallels to God's invitation to His celebration of grace. He challenges us to consider whether we truly feel welcome at the Father's table and how our perceptions of worthiness might hold us back.
Join us for an inspiring and relatable message that invites all to embrace God's open invitation.
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Asher Morrison speaks at the Fathers Day Day PM service with a message based around mental health as male from a psychologist point of view. He looks at the way we have handled our mental health over the past generations to now and how we can improve our mental health as a male
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Ross Pene who is the Founding Direcotr of Connecting People to Change comes and explains how he is a father to those who have comes from the prison and want to change their life for the better.
Fathers Day isn't just for fathers of sons and daughters. Fathers Day are for those who work as an "unofficial" father to people whether they are looking after someone who comes from the next generation to a role model.
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In "Redefining Lostness," John Crawford continues our journey through The Parable of the Lost Son, revealing how we embody both sons in the story.
He explores the ways in which we, like the prodigal and the elder brother, can find ourselves lost—whether through rebellion or self-righteousness.
John emphasizes that God, as the loving Father in the parable, is always ready to welcome us back, no matter how far we've strayed.
Through this message, you'll discover the profound truth that, despite our lostness, we are always found through the grace and love of God.
Join us for an enlightening and heartwarming exploration of this timeless parable.
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In "The Parable of The Two Lost Sons," Ps Sue Irwin offers a profound reflection on the story of the prodigal son, examining the roles of both sons and their relationship with the Father.
Through Luke 15:29, Romans 8:31-35, Luke 14:8-11, and John 22:24-29, Sue explores how this parable speaks to our own lives—revealing how we sometimes use God for our own gain rather than respecting Him for who He is.
She challenges us to consider our motives and relationship with God, urging us to embrace His unconditional love and grace.
Join us for a thought-provoking and transformative message.
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Josh Irwin comes and continues our current topic and looks more into the Parable of The Lost Son
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Sam Paul Pilli continues on our current topic of "Are You Coming To the Party as we go through Tim Keller's book "The Prodigal God" with Chapter 2 called "The Two Lost Sons" and how its not just the younger son that was lost but also the older brother.
Sam Paul Pilli brings personal knowledge of Non-Western customs that would have reflected in the story
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In the first message of our new series "Are You Coming To The Party," Ps Sue Irwin delves into the themes of Tim Keller's book "The Prodigal God."
Drawing from Luke 15:1-3, 6-8, 11-32, Joshua 6:13-15, Luke 7:37-39, Luke 7:44-49, and Isaiah 25:6-8, Sue explores the depth of God's grace and the invitation extended to all of us.
Through the parables and stories of Jesus, we learn about God's extravagant love and the celebration awaiting those who return to Him.
Join us for an inspiring message that invites you to embrace God's love and join the celebration.
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In the final message of our series "Who Are You Becoming," titled "Honesty," Ps Sue Irwin explores the transformative power of truthfulness in our lives.
Drawing from Luke 22:49-51, James 5:16, 1 John 1:7, and Romans 2:1, Sue highlights the importance of honesty in our relationships with God and others. She encourages us to embrace vulnerability, seek forgiveness, and walk in the light of God's truth.
Through these scriptures, we learn how being honest with ourselves and others can lead to healing, growth, and deeper connections.
Join us for this compelling and heartfelt conclusion to our series.
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In "Becoming Myself in Troubled Times," David Ritchie continues our series on "Who Are You Becoming," exploring how adversity shapes our true identity. Drawing from readings in the Book of Romans and 2 Corinthians, David examines the Apostle Paul's experiences and teachings on suffering, identity, and God's strength in weakness.
Through these powerful scriptures, David encourages us to embrace our identity as children of God, even in difficult times.
Discover how challenges can refine our character and deepen our faith.
Join us for an inspiring message that will help you navigate life's struggles with grace and authenticity.
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In "What is Your Story," Ps Sue Irwin continues our series on "Who Are You Becoming," inviting listeners to reflect on their own journeys.
Drawing from the powerful vision of Ezekiel in Ezekiel 37:11, Sue explores themes of restoration, hope, and transformation. She encourages us to consider how our past experiences, present challenges, and future aspirations shape our personal stories.
Through insightful teachings and practical applications, Ps Irwin inspires us to embrace our unique narratives and recognize God's hand in every chapter.
Join us for an engaging and heartfelt message that will help you understand and celebrate your own story.
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In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the profound wisdom found in Proverbs 14:12, 1 John 2:16, and Jeremiah 17:9.
Discover the dangers of relying on human understanding and the deceptive nature of the heart. Proverbs 14:12 warns us of the seemingly right paths that lead to destruction, while 1 John 2:16 highlights the pitfalls of worldly desires.
Jeremiah 17:9 reveals the deceitfulness of the heart, urging us to seek God's truth and guidance.
Join us as we delve into these verses, offering insights and practical applications to help navigate life's challenges with discernment and faith.
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In this uplifting episode, we delve into a rich tapestry of scriptures that reveal the profound presence and work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Drawing from Psalms 27, 13-14, and 23, we explore God's steadfast love and guidance.
Journey through 1 Chronicles 17:16-18, John 14:26, and Romans 8:16 to uncover the Spirit's role as our Comforter and witness. Acts 2:4, Galatians 4:6, and 1 Corinthians 6:19 remind us of the Spirit's indwelling and transformative power.
Embrace the fruits of the Spirit in Galatians 5:22-23, and experience the hope, love, and freedom found in Romans 15:13, Romans 5:5, and 2 Corinthians 3:17.
Join us for an inspiring exploration of living a Spirit-filled life.
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Richard Lee from International Justice Ministry flies in to give us an incredible sermon based around the story of Gideon and how IJM is working around the world in saving young people that are trapped in slavery.
**This message is classified mature due to some adult themes within the message**
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In this weeks Sunday AM message, speaker Bev Murrill delves into the power of small decisions in shaping our lives and faith.
Drawing from 2 Kings 18:13-16, Colossians 3:17, 2 Chronicles 32:8, 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, 2 Corinthians 3:18, and Psalm 139:23-24, Bev explores how everyday choices impact our spiritual journey and relationship with God.
Learn how to live intentionally, honoring God in every action, and allowing His presence to transform us from within.
Join us for an inspiring message that will encourage you to make mindful choices, knowing that even the smallest decisions can make a significant difference.
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