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Why do people insist on having a faith in something? And what does grace have to do this any of this?
This series is exploring why God’s grace to people who continually mess things up is so important. More than that though, we will see that this grace is not out of reach and is made freely available through Jesus. One of the greatest blessings of GRACE, is the gift of FAITH through which God brings us to eternal glory with Himself.
This amazingly influential letter of Galatians is “the Magna Carta of Christian liberty”. Here, Paul glories in the freedom which Christ brings from the guilt and power of our sin. The gospel we find is the key to this freedom, both as we come to Christ and live through him.
The series will be broken into three sections (chapters 1-2, 3-4, and 5-6) as we study this amazing book in 2019.
Topic Healthy Church Life, looking at Doctrine, Prayer, Fellowship and Evangelism from the book of Acts. About the speaker Michael Prodigalidad is pastor of Stanmore Baptist Church, Sydney. He is a visiting Professor of IRBS Theological Seminary (Dallas, Texas), the Deputy Chairman for Reformers Bookshop and the Chairman of City Christian School. Prior to entering (more…)
The doctor and historian, Luke, sets out to present an accurate and organised eyewitness account of One who had transformed lives and the world. As the record of Jesus unfolds we see one who came not just for the elite but for all kinds of people.
We see the Saviour of the World.
Commencing in September, our series of Kallangur Bible Talks for the remainder of 2018 will include:
The talks will be available below shortly after each Sunday.
Raw and real. That’s what people have so appreciated about the Psalms down through the centuries. This earthiness is on display in Psalms 1-12, as people wrestle with God, and encounter hope, in the darkest of places.
This series will be commencing Sunday 26th of August 2018. The sermons will be available below and updated shortly after each Sunday.
