Toongabbie Anglican Church Audio Podcast

Today we conclude listening to Jesus prayer in John 17; and we find something very precious. That even as he faces betrayal, false accusations, a brutal death and the wrath of God poured out on him because of our sin, Jesus prays for us.

As we move from the Lord’s prayer into the Lord praying, we see a deeper expression of what we learned over the last four weeks – that as Jesus prays for the Father’s glory to be displayed, and his people to be provided for, he is praying for a deep, trusting relationship for the people […]

In our final week of vision month and the lord’s prayer, we look at what it means for Jesus to have the victory and to protect us and deliver us.

Having prayed for things of God, the Lord’s prayer pivots to praying for provision for us and in particular this week, for daily sustenance and eternal forgiveness.

This week’s focus in the Lord’s prayer is the 3 petitions we bring to God for his glory: the honouring of his name; the coming of his kingdom and will being done.

It’s Vision Month, and we’re focusing on the Lord’s Prayer — the most hope-filled words we can pray. Prayer isn’t wishful thinking; it’s the bold approach of children who know their Father listens. This week, the opening line draws us near to Him.

Where do we turn when life becomes unfair? When oppressors prosper, how do we respond? When injustice reigns, how do we react? Today, we are looking at James 5 which reminds us that wealth cannot save us, but Jesus can. It calls us to wait and persevere with patience, and it invites us to pray, […]

James 4 focusses on the evil of boasting (in its many forms) and urges us to return to God in humility and repentance to find grace.

Our words matter, our words are broken, but wisdom from above changes everything.

The wisdom of the Christian life is that, having been saved by Christ, our faith is not meant to remain in words alone but to be lived out in obedience to God’s commands, above all in loving our neighbour as ourselves.