Moorebank Hammondville Anglican Church

Andy Donaldson unpacks for us the hope at the heart of the gospel. That which we most need, yet cannot earn or deserve is freely given to us through faith in Jesus Christ. Romans 3:21-31 helps us to see that what is freely offered to us is costly to God.

Here the conclusion of the apostle Paul's assessment of the human condition without Christ. Stephen Cook preaches from Romans 3: 1 - 20

Our sermon series on Paul's letter to the Romans continues. This week, Stephen Cook preaches from Romans 2: 1 - 29.

This week Stuart Pearson teaches us from Romans 1: 18 - 32 about the wrath of God.

Stuart Pearson commences a new series on Paul's letter to the Romans. Listen as Stuart takes us through Romans 1: 1 - 17.

How should Christians thinking about voluntary assisted dying? What questions does it raise for us. How might our church community help each to live joyfully trusting, following and sharing Jesus? In this second 'hot topic' we begin to explore how we might follow the living God in this area.

How should Christians think about abortion? How might our Christian community make places where unplanned parenthood is possible and new life is welcomed? In this first instalment of our hot topics, Stephen Cook considers how people of the living God may respond to the issue of abortion.

Rev Michael Duckett from Macarthur Indigenous Church preaches on what it means for us to be 'ALL IN' on God's reconciliation plan for the world. Michael is speaking from Matthew 22: 34-38.

In our final week on the Lord's prayer - we're looking at the doxology. Why do we pray 'for the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours, now and forever'? What are we saying when we pray 'amen'? Stephen Cook takes us through the final lines of the Lord's prayer.

What's the connection between temptation and God's will? The difference between temptation and testing? What does Jesus know about temptation and why is that good news for us? Does the Holy Spirit help us in the face of temptation? As we look at this part of the Lord's prayer - we're listening to what Jesus teaches about this most universal of human experiences.