Toongabbie Anglican Church Audio Podcast

Acts 17 shows Paul’s heart and skill for communicating Jesus in a way that is relevant, understandable and powerful to the culture around him.

The Power of Grace: Believe. Receive. Live. This week we join Paul on his second missionary journey and see the birth of the Philippian church. It’s a story of riots, steady faith and God’s marvellous provision especially through His people including an incredible woman named Lydia.

Guarding Grace. The early Christian’s wrestle with what to make of salvation going to the Gentiles by grace and whether they should obey the laws of the Old Testament or not.

Mike preaches from Acts 14 and shows us how the explosive and unstoppable gospel turns the world upside down (and how it is often received with confusion and anger and how we can follow the example of Paul’s response).

We begin our series in Acts starting at chapter 13, where Paul recaps the history of God’s people climaxing in Jesus and His death and resurrection which is central to forgiveness of sins – a message for the nations.

In our final week of making sense of God and life we look at the difference Jesus makes to understanding love. Mike will look how Jesus redefines love and how that reshapes all of our loves, especially the command to love one another as brothers and sisters.

If you belong to God, work and rest by his power and for his glory.

In our second part of our series we look to Jesus to make sense of life. Our first topic is: “a life of joy: making sense of pleasure”. Jarrod will speak to the goodness of pleasure, how pleasure is flawed because of sin and how we rediscover pleasure in Jesus who will perfect pleasure.

Throughout this series we’ve considered how God is both real and good. If we’re truly persuaded that he is, then trusting in him is not only the sensible conclusion we reach, but where else do we have to go when the words of eternal life are found in Jesus alone?! We’ll consider both the real […]

In this second week of making sense of God we ask the question of “is God good”? The bible says He is and reveals him as so in Jesus the good shepherd. But his goodness to be real to us we need to make sense of our experiences that are not good; particularly the existence […]