When Jesus teaches us to pray "give us this day our daily bread," he's inviting us into something far bigger than a quick blessing before meals. This simple petition is both deeply physical and profoundly political — it's about the bread on your plate, the systems that brought it there, and God's heart for the flourishing of all humanity.

Tim Horman unpacks Matthew 6:11, showing us that this prayer is:

• A bold request for God's provision in every area of life

• A call to trust our good Father who cares about our real, physical needs

• An invitation to participate in God's generous flow toward a hungry world

• A reminder that we can't separate worship of God from care for the vulnerable

This isn't just about whether you have enough — it's about whether everyone has enough. And it's not an obligation that crushes us with guilt, but an invitation to experience God's abundance so we can freely give.

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What if praying for God's kingdom to come means more than just waiting for heaven? In this sermon, Tim Horman explores Matthew 6:10 and the powerful connection between "Your kingdom come" and "Your will be done." Discover why these two petitions can never be separated, what it really means for God's kingdom to "come," and how surrendering to God's will is the secret to experiencing fullness of joy. Part 5 in our series on the Lord's Prayer.

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What does it mean to pray "hallowed be your name"—and why does Jesus put this petition first in the Lord's Prayer?

In this sermon, Darren Rowse unpacks a word we often skip over without thinking. "Hallowed" isn't just religious vocabulary—it's an urgent, bold prayer asking God to reveal himself, to make his character visible and undeniable in our lives and in our world.

But here's the confronting question: if we're asking God to reveal who he is, what are we revealing about God by the way we live?

This message will challenge you to close the gap between what you say you believe and how you actually live—and remind you that the God who calls us to hallow his name is also the God who transforms us from the inside out.

Passage: Matthew 6:9

Series: The Lord's Prayer

Speaker: Darren Rowse

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Join Linda Bailey as she explores what it means to pray to "our Father in heaven" in this powerful sermon from our series on the Lord's Prayer.

When we say "in heaven," we're not just talking about a distant future destination — we're acknowledging the God who sits on the throne with all power and authority, yet invites us into an intimate relationship.

Jesus didn't just promise heaven later; he declared "the kingdom of heaven has come near." Through Jesus, heaven isn't something we're just waiting for — it's something we're invited to experience and bring to earth right now, in our words, actions, relationships, and values.

Discover how Jesus became both the tabernacle (God's presence with us) and the sacrifice (removing every barrier between God and us), and what it means to live as people who bring glimpses of heaven to earth today.

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Have you ever noticed how the first word you use when addressing someone reveals everything about your relationship with them?

In week two of our series "As in Heaven: The Lord's Prayer," Tim Horman explores the revolutionary first word of Jesus' prayer: Father — or more precisely, Abba.

What does it mean that Jesus invites us to address the God of the universe as "Dad"?

How does this one word change everything about the way we pray and live?

If you've ever struggled with broken images of God, felt distant from him in prayer, or wondered what it really means to be a child of God, this sermon is for you.

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We pray that this message was an encouragement for you. We go live here on our YouTube channel every Sunday morning at 10am (Eastern Australian time) and meet at One Church Blackburn, Victoria, Australia every Sunday at 9am, 11am and 5.30pm.

In this post Tim Homan begins our new series on the Lord's prayer. In it he covers:

• Why the disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray
• How the Lord's Prayer is a roadmap for discipleship
• The two biggest prayer killers: pride and fear
• Jesus' three simple keys to prayer

Whether you're struggling with prayer or longing to go deeper, this message will free you from performance and invite you into the rest and relationship Jesus offers.

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We pray that this message was an encouragement for you.

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In this message, Tim Horman unpacks Jesus’ first announcement in Mark 1:14–15 — that the kingdom of God has come near — and explains why the gospel is bigger than personal salvation alone.

Tim shows how King Jesus is reclaiming and renewing all things, what the kingdom looks like in the real world, and how we can live as Spirit-filled citizens of God’s upside-down kingdom with courage, humility, and hope.

Be encouraged to watch and to step into what God is doing in our lives and community.

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Tim Horman unpacks Jesus’ parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great price (Matthew 13:44–46) in this message from One Church Blackburn. These short stories ask a huge question: What is worth building your whole life around? Tim explores how the kingdom of God isn’t entered through guilt or obligation, but through the joy of discovering the surpassing worth of Jesus — and then responding with an intentional decision to follow him. If you’re exploring faith, drifting, or longing for renewed joy, this message is for you — we’d love you to watch and reflect.

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We pray that this message was an encouragement for you.

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Linda Bailey explores Jesus’ parables of the mustard seed and the yeast from Matthew 13 in our series The Kingdom of Heaven is Like…

This message is a warm and hope-filled reminder that God often works in unexpected ways—using small, ordinary acts of faithfulness to grow something significant for His Kingdom. If you’ve ever felt like what you have isn’t enough, this sermon will encourage you to trust the King who can do the unexpected with what’s in your hands—watch now and be encouraged.

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In this message from our series The Kingdom of Heaven is like…, Darren Rowse explores Jesus’ Parable of the Sower from Matthew 13:1–23.

At a turning point in Jesus’ ministry, this story invites us to reflect on how we hear and respond to the message of God’s Kingdom. Darren unpacks the four soils, the posture of understanding, and what it looks like to cultivate a receptive heart today. We hope this message encourages you to listen deeply and draw closer to Jesus.

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