Trusting The Unseen – Faith as Conviction

Speaker: Sam Haddon

During his 16 years of ministry at Northside, a number of themes have kept recurring in Graham’s weekly sermons. In this, his final series as Senior Pastor, Graham re-visits four of those themes as a way of reinforcing to the Northside congregation what he believes to be the essential truths of Christianity. There’s not been a time in recent history, when the Church in Australia has experienced more criticism and derision than it is right now. It raises the question: “What is the future of the Church in this country?” Graham will leave us in no doubt as to where he believes the Church is heading.

Speaker: Graham Agnew

Trusting the Unseen: Faith as Understanding

Some people when faced with tough circumstances are crushed, while some on the other hand emerge even stronger. How do you live a life of such centredness and balance, fearlessness and greatness, that you can face anything?

Reading; Hebrews 11:1-7 (NIV)

Speaker: Sam Haddon

Defining Moments – I Can

Graham had just graduated from Theological College in Melbourne and was filing out of a huge hall with his fellow graduates, while the congregation sang the old hymn “Be Thou my Vision”. It was at that defining moment Graham sensed God was asking “Can you accept a vision from me to build a great church?” His quiet, inner response was “I Can” and that moment has helped shape Graham’s entire ministry.

Speaker: Graham Agnew

Graham was standing next to a beautiful young woman at the front of a church in Ipswich, Queensland, when the minister asked the question: “Do you take this woman to be your wedded wife?” He answered with an emphatic “I Do” and that response began a union now in its 42nd year. In Graham’s own words, the impact of this defining moment on his life and ministry has been incalculable.

Speaker: Graham Agnew

Graham was 15 when he stepped forward at the close of a service in a small church meeting in Wiley Park and answered “I Will” to the question posed by the Minister: “Will you now take Jesus as your Lord and Saviour?” This defining moment was to ultimately lead to a lifetime of service and ministry.

Speaker: Graham Agnew

Do you sometimes find people infuriating to the point where you seriously wonder if you’re the only “normal person” in your family, work place, and among your friends? What does the Bible say about getting on with others?

Speaker: Graham Agnew

As Christians we have resources, through the power of the Holy Spirit and the guidance of the Word of God, enabling us to effectively get along with others – irrespective of who they are and what they may have done.

Speaker: Graham Agnew

As Christians we have resources, through the power of the Holy Spirit and the guidance of the Word of God, enabling us to effectively get along with others – irrespective of who they are and what they may have done.

Speaker: Graham Agnew

Speaker: Sam Haddon

On the one hand, a. the resurrection of Christ is a fact to be believed. b. On the other hand, it is an experience to connect with, not just that we believe in, but that we experience.