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See how Paul the Apostle defines the Gospel in this introduciton to the book of Romans.

Our link missionary Lauren Moore speaks on the The Word from the opening words of the prologue in the Gospel of John.

God's justice and his grace are not mutually exclusive. See how it all works from Jonah 4.

Anthea McCall shows us what it looks like when a barbaric city who is far from God, suddenly accepts their sinfulness and repents. See how this chapter from Jonah's life shows us about our own need for repentance and what we should do.

Hopefully you have heard about God's grace. Did you know that it can be quite severe!

At the beginning of the Jonah series Peter introduces the idea of 'Christian Escapism'. Listen and see if that's you.

[Brooke Prentis] NAIDOC week (Psalm 145) 9.7.17 by Merri Creek Anglican

"Why would anyone become a Christian in 2017?" asks Megan Curlis-Gibson. See what answer she provides on this sermon about Christian love from Hebrews 13.

Guest preacher Megan Curlis-Gibson discusses why it is Christlike to submit to leaders.

Here Beck talks about how the radical message of the gospel is that we should show hospitality even to those people who are strangers to us.

[Rob Miller] Honouring Marriage Without Worshipping It (Hebrews 13) 11.6.17 by Merri Creek Anglican

Peter examines how creativity is part of Christian discipleship.

See the link between love of money, contentment, and our trust in God.

It's easy to talk about the Good Samaritan, and loving your neighbour, but ultimately Jesus wants us to "go and do it." Hear about the significance of our eyes in looking at our

We want to be a church that engages in dialogue, forming friendships, with people who do not know Jesus. See how important being a good listener is to achieving this goal.

Guest preacher Mick Pope is an eco-theologian. In this talk, held the day after World Earth Day, Mick challenges us to consider our interaction with the world ecosystem as a discipleship issue.

The cross may have been a horrific punishment for Jesus – but the gospel of John tells us that it was also an act of God's love. Listen to Peter explain on Good Friday about how this is the case.

How does a hula-hoop remind us of the significance of the empty tomb? Rob Miller explains how.

In the time of King Ahaz, God spoke through Isaiah and promised a child who would be born who will be called Immanuel which means God with us. This child would indicate that Israel's emenies will stop attacking.

The concept of being "born again" was first taught by Jesus to a high-status Pharisee by the name of Nicodemus. What dis Jesus mean by this? Nicodemus was certainly confused at first. Are you born again?