Everton Park Presbyterian Reformed Church
A local friendly reformed church in Everton Park, Brisbane
Our new series at Kallangur commencing Sunday 23rd April is “Life, Death, Jesus and Me”, a series of seven talks presenting the gospel message in a clear and structured way. The talks will include:
Talks will be available below shortly after each Sunday evening.
“What difference does Jesus make?” Many people today are interested not just in the facts of the different faiths, but in answering the question, “Does it work?” We believe that knowing Christ gives us hope both for the future and the present. We recognise that this life is still filled with trouble, but we would still rather have Christ through all the troubles of life, than not have him. And so we answer the question “What difference does Jesus make?” with confidence. Jesus brings:
We will explore each of these topics in the series. Talks will be available below shortly after each Sunday.
Our final Kallangur series for 2016 and into 2017 is “Parables”, which will explore over ten talks selected parables of Jesus. The parables are some of the most readily remembered teachings of Jesus, and make up a significant part of the recorded ministry of Jesus. Our studies through the important lessons of the parables will therefore include:
Sermons for the series will be available below shortly after each talk.
Our Kallangur series commencing in August is “Knowing Jesus in the Psalms”, exploring selected Psalms to show how the old testament teachings help us to understand who Jesus is, why He came and what this means for us.
Our talk topics will include:
Sermons for the series are available below.
Our series of Bible Talks @Kallangur from April to August 2016 was “In the Footsteps of Jesus”. The series drew from Helen Tenney’s Mark’s Sketchbook of Christ by Banner of Truth as the base for the talk topics. As Tenney notes:
Just as the lightning chalk artist draws in quick bold lines, so the author of the gospel of Mark sketches the life of Jesus Christ. The artist may use varied colours of chalk, short and long strokes, fine and broad lines, often concealing the design almost until the drawing is complete. When the last touch has been added and the special lights have been turned on, the picture emerges in breathtaking beauty. The gospel of Mark is a series of scenes from the life of Christ and tells more of what he did than what he taught. The scenes are sketched rapidly one after another, presenting him as the great miracle-worker as well as the great teacher. Anyone enlightened by the Holy Spirit who reads this account of Jesus‚ life and deeds will be driven to the conclusion of the Roman centurion at the cross; ‘Truly this man was the Son of God’ (Mark 15:39).
Our talk topics included:
Sermons for the series are available below.