We look today at what the angel had to say to Joseph on the day when thing looked black for him. We see who God used ordinary people.

2 Samuel 7:1-27, Matthew 1:18-24, Hebrews 1:1-3 - 

[bible passage="Samuel 7:1-27" heading="h3"]

[bible passage="Matthew 1:18-24" heading="h3"]

[bible passage="Hebrews 1:1-3" heading="h3"]

Galatians 6:2 asks us to carry each others burdens, this message is a guide on how to do that. A hurting heart has no ears we need to listen to what people as they share their burdens and know that each person has a different experience in their time of trouble.

Open you mind to God's power. Open your heart to God's grace. Open your life to God's love.

Judgement is coming - it is important to endure to the end. God rewards those that seek him. Choose the narrow path and follow him. Beware of false profits and also live the truth of Gods words in our lives.

[bible passage="Matthew 7" heading="h3"]

This life is like a game of monopoly, at the end of the game everything goes back in the box. Jesus says to seek first the kingdom of God. This message shows how to examine our use time, talents and treasure in a piratical way.

[bible passage="James 5:1-9" heading="h3"]

[bible passage="Matthew 6:19" heading="h3"]

Australian suburban values are compared what Jesus taught his disciples, we must ask ourselves who is really blessed in the light of his leaching?

[bible passage="Matthew 5:1-16" heading="h3"]

Catherine Campbell is a popular author and speaker from Northern Ireland.

Catherine shares some of the troubling events from her life and the importance of reading Gods word. Her love is ministering to women, encouraging them to develop a closer, more passionate walk with Jesus.

Our focus today will be on James 5:12-20. You can listen to Matthew’s sermon here.

As Australians when we reflect on Gods promises in Isaiah 65 of long life, stable law and order and the ability to have a place to call home we don't get that excited as we already have these things for our natural life. God is offering eternal comfort (66:10-14) and freedom from all injustice not just to Israel but to all who turn to him.

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.