Panania Anglican Church Sunday Mornings

Guest preacher Paul Sampson shows us the two reactions to Jesus' teaching - those who believe and those who disbelieve.

Jesus says the hour has come for the cross, which will be both an hour of glory and an hour of judgement.

John explores two anointings - one with perfume and the other with praise. We consider how Jesus is marked for death and marked for rule, and every Christian must mark him for these things and receive an anointing in return.

Rod finishes our Daniel series by walking through the 4 scenes of Daniel 7 and how the beastly kingdoms of this world are still under the authority of God's forever-king.

Jon explores faithfulness as the common thread for surviving exile, and how Daniel is sometimes faithful to God by being faithful to Babylon, and sometimes faithful to God by being UNfaithful to Babylon.

Paul James digs into two fateful mistakes: ignoring God and mocking God. He then brings us to Jesus who exercises his power not to glorify himself but to save his people.

Guest speaker Rev Dr David Hohne from Moore College explores "the sanity of grace" and Nebuchadnezzar's journey from insane pride to humble mercy.

Nebuchadnezzar defies God by setting up an idol to his own glory and insisting everyone worships it. God's people in turn defy Nebuchadnezzar, refusing to worship any but the true God. God in turn shows he is the true God, who alone is worthy of worship by rescuing his people.

Guest speaker Simon Flinders finishes our Big Day In weekend by showing us Mary and Martha and the importance of having Jesus himself as the most important thing.

Simon unpacks the parable of the Good Samaritan and what it means to be people to who need to love, and people who need love.