Episodes

Monday Jan 16, 2012
Be Very Very Affraid (Sunday, 15 January Pt. 2)
Monday Jan 16, 2012
Monday Jan 16, 2012
Starts off with the same reading but is truly the second half of the sermon. Only the first two minutes is a repeat.

Monday Jan 16, 2012

Monday Jan 09, 2012
Magi and the Revealed Secrets of God
Monday Jan 09, 2012
Monday Jan 09, 2012
Mark' telling of Jesus' Gospel, Chapter 4 The Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Matthew Chapter 2 The writings of the Prophet Daniel Chapters 2, 4, & 5

Sunday Jan 08, 2012
New Year's Day
Sunday Jan 08, 2012
Sunday Jan 08, 2012
It's not the turning over of the calendar page that brings newness of life. Jesus is the way through the year ahead.

Saturday Dec 31, 2011

Monday Dec 19, 2011
We Are Family
Monday Dec 19, 2011
Monday Dec 19, 2011
Jesus highlights that the Mission of God is the Basis of Relationship

Monday Dec 12, 2011
Following God's Plan, (Counterfeits and Revelation)
Monday Dec 12, 2011
Monday Dec 12, 2011

Sunday Dec 11, 2011

Saturday Nov 26, 2011
Elective Soul Surgery
Saturday Nov 26, 2011
Saturday Nov 26, 2011
"Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick.
I came not to call the righteous, but sinners."
~Mark's Biography of Jesus, Chapter 2, verse 17
Jesus has come for us.
God let's us respond to what God has been doing in our lives. If I don't acknowledge it, if I don't agree that I am sick and in need of healing, then God let's me choose not to come to Jesus.
"If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. If we say we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us."
~written by the Apostle John in his First Letter, Chapter 1, verses 8-10
Come to Jesus.
Saturday Nov 19, 2011
Follow Me
Saturday Nov 19, 2011
Saturday Nov 19, 2011
This short episode is a fraction of the sermon preached that day. More was said but only those who followed closely as requested were able to hear the rest. In the first Chapter of Mark's Gospel the disciples were following Jesus without explanation, based on their trust of the man Jesus. The Pastor asked the congregation to follow him in similar fashion. Not everyone enjoyed this experience. Not everyone followed. The act of following did lead people, beside the preaching pastor, along the road to meet up with the Parish Church down the road in procession to the Alva War Memorial in Johnson Park for a Remembrance Service. The pastor is just a man and his words have value only to the extent that they are useful in pointing the congregation toward God. This is why we rely on the word of God revealed in scripture so confidently. Following Christ, we don't have a flesh and blood person to walk beside, but we do have the sure record of His words and His example; and on this basis we do have fellowship with others in the community of believers that the Bible calls 'Body of Christ'. There is a principle in scripture that we might describe as 'discerning the mind of Christ in community'. (observed in the Book of Acts 15:4-35) We come to know God; we become convicted of sin; we repent (turn away from sin) turning to God for forgiveness; and forgiven, we have fellowship with the Holy Spirit and with each other as redeemed believers. In this faith we have communion. Through the word and worship stay close to Jesus and know first-hand what He has said and is saying to His church. Don't refuse to come when He says 'follow me'.

