Toongabbie Anglican Church Audio Podcast

This mini series on discernment begins a process for us to refresh our vision for the next 5 years. Mike will be teaching on 3 basic aspects of discernment to help us reflect on how God guides us and how, in unity, we might step forward. This week we begin by exploring how we listen […]

Jesus is not ashamed of us because he makes us holy and brings us into the family of God. Because of this, we can approach God with confidence and persevere through hardship.

In Jesus’ welcome to the little ones he extends a radical gracious invitation to us all in all our messiness.

As we gear up for ToonieKids Week, we start a mini series called “Childlike Faith”. Romans 8 reminds us of the joy & wonder of the gift & privilege of being adopted as God’s children.

In today’s passage from 1 Samuel 13-15, we see both Saul’s folly and fall. These chapters show us that God rejected Saul because Saul had rejected God.

As Samuel approaches the end of his life, Israel desperately seeks confidence in their leadership but by looking to those around them rather than to God. God grants their desire, setting the stage for their failure and highlighting the contrast to Jesus, the eternal priest, prophet, and king.

We can’t control God like a lucky charm, but need to worship him in repentance and humility through Jesus our great High Priest.

As we begin our time in the power struggles of 1 Samuel, the story begins on a more personal note. We meet corrupt priests and a faithful barren woman. It’s in the midst of this dichotomy that we witness the faithfulness of God, that God is faithful to his people even when faithlessness or despair […]

What happens after this life?

“Why did Jesus have to die?” It’s the question that springs from what is wrong with the world and God’s response to sin. In the cross we see God’s justice and his love as Jesus dies that we might be forgiven.