Sermons – Page 44 – St Andrews Roseville

August 28, 2016

Published by Alys Martin on August 28, 2016

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Beautitudes: the Blessed Life Pt 3 (8:30am)

The Beatitudes, the eight epigrammatic statements that start the Sermon on the Mount, are probably the best known part of Jesus' teaching, but also possibly the least understood! This series seeks to unlock their meaning and show how they are just as relevant to us today as they were to those who first followed Jesus, because they reveal the character of a true disciple. (Please note, bible study questions relating to the sermon can be accessed by clicking on the paperclip icon, found on the right).

August 21, 2016

Published by Alys Martin on August 21, 2016

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World Religions Part 2 of 5

While Christianity remains the worlds largest religion, it is by no means the only important religious movement. Perhaps surprisingly, Hinduism is Australia's fastest growing religion and Buddhism is the country's second largest religion. Of course, Islam stands as a colossus on the world stage, profoundly influential, often misunderstood. This series seeks to understand the worlds religions and Christianity's place among them.

August 21, 2016

Published by Alys Martin on August 21, 2016

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Beautitudes: the Blessed Life Pt 2 (8:30am)

The Beatitudes, the eight epigrammatic statements that start the Sermon on the Mount, are probably the best known part of Jesus' teaching, but also possibly the least understood! This series seeks to unlock their meaning and show how they are just as relevant to us today as they were to those who first followed Jesus, because they reveal the character of a true disciple. (Please note, bible study questions relating to the sermon can be accessed by clicking on the paperclip icon, found on the right).

August 14, 2016

Published by Alys Martin on August 14, 2016

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World Religions – Part 1 of 5

While Christianity remains the worlds largest religion, it is by no means the only important religious movement. Perhaps surprisingly, Hinduism is Australias fastest growing religion and Buddhism is the countrys second largest religion. Of course, Islam stands as a colossus on the world stage, profoundly influential, often misunderstood. This series seeks to understand the worlds religions and Christianitys place among them.

August 14, 2016

Published by Alys Martin on August 14, 2016

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Beautitudes: the Blessed Life Pt 1 (8:30am)

The Beatitudes, the eight epigrammatic statements that start the Sermon on the Mount, are probably the best known part of Jesus' teaching, but also possibly the least understood! This series seeks to unlock their meaning and show how they are just as relevant to us today as they were to those who first followed Jesus, because they reveal the character of a true disciple.

August 7, 2016

Published by Alys Martin on August 7, 2016

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Vision Sunday 2

The early Jerusalem church gives us a view of what it means to be a community of Jesus Christ. This is our second week where we consider how this might impact our priorities and direction as a North Shore church in the 21st Century. We are still looking the last paragraph from Acts 2.

July 31, 2016

Published by Alys Martin on July 31, 2016

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Vision Sunday 1

The early Jerusalem church gives us a view of what it means to be a community of Jesus Christ. This week we consider how this might impact our priorities and direction as a North Shore church in the 21st Century.

July 24, 2016

Published by Alys Martin on July 24, 2016

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Undivided – the letter of James Pt 12

At the end of James' firm letter of correction, he addresses four human conditions: (i) troubled, (ii) happy, (iii) sick, and (iv) straying. In every situation we ought to turn to God in prayer, depending upon his sovereign and sufficient answer.

July 17, 2016

Published by Alys Martin on July 17, 2016

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Why Christianity Makes Sense

Just as in Colossae in the 1st century AD so to today it is so easy to be taken captive by "hollow philosophies". Now, as then, freedom from such deception is found in Christ, who brings us a "fullness" that no other worldview can provide. And that is why Christianity makes sense.