Toongabbie Anglican Church Audio Podcast

Mark 8 invites us to see Jesus in all his fullness as the suffering son of man. The crowd, and even Peter only partially see. For those with eyes of faith, Jesus will enable us to see him fully and respond accordingly with a life of taking up our cross and self-giving to Christ.

In Mark 7, Jesus reveals the defilement and hypocrisy of our hearts, but also shows us that in humbly accepting God’s grace, we can be made clean.

Mark 6 shows us the raw tragedy of humanity as Jesus is rejected by his family and John the Baptist is killed for petty reasons. And yet, Jesus has compassion on those without a shepherd. His divinity shines through as he speaks to us “have courage, it is I. Don’t be afraid.”

Jesus has just been asked by his disciples “do you care that we are perishing?”. Jesus now gives them (and us) no doubt that he cares deeply for us in a world of death, demons and disease. If we’re convinced that God is concerned for us in our suffering, we can trust him on the […]

In our fourth sermon in this series, Mike goes through the parable of the sower. Jesus’ parables show that the Word of God is what brings about the Kingdom of God in this world. There will be those who see it and recieve forgiveness; and there will be those that don’t.

Col continues our series in Mark, looking at the different reactions that people have to Jesus & why getting the identity of Jesus correct is crucial.

Ryan continues our Mark series by considering Jesus’ authority

Who is Jesus? This is the question that will be answered as we make our way through this series in the book of Mark. In the first sermon of our new series, Mike explores the first chapter of Mark and the good news of Jesus Christ.

Why do you go to church? What does it mean for you to be part of a church family? In our third and final sermon of this series, Isaac looks at what it’s like to belong to Jesus and to belong with each other.

Why do you go to church? What does it mean for you to be part of a church family? In our second sermon of this series, Mike begins to explore what it looks like for us to display God’s love in action.