Everton Park Presbyterian Reformed Church
A local friendly reformed church in Everton Park, Brisbane
In 2013 Time magazine ranked Jesus as the most significant person in history. Similar lists all acknowledge Jesus immense influence, even today. So, who is he? What was he about? And, what difference does he make?
Come and look at what Jesus himself had to say about this.
Sunday 23 July, 10:30am
55 Gearside St, Everton Park
The book of 1 Thessalonians is a wonderful book of encouragementthat Paul wrote to the one year-old church in Thessalonica around AD 50-51 . This young church was established through only a few weeks of ministry from Paul during his journeys (Acts 17), but had grown in only a year into a strong and outward facingchurch that was proclaiming the gospel and living a very visible Christian example. Paul’s letter from Corinth to Thessalonica therefore seeks to encourage these new Christians in their faith, to teach them important truths of faith and living the Christian life, and to answer questions thatthe Thessalonian believers had.
A big theme in this letter is the idea that Jesus is going to return and that this should make a difference in your life and the way you live. At the end of each chapter in 1 Thessalonians there is some reference to Jesus’ return, and this series is therefore titled ‘Living in the Light of Jesus’ Return’.
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 will come of what I am doing today or tomorrow? What will come of my whole life? Why should I live, why wish for anything, or do anything? It can also be expressed thus: Is there any meaning in my life that the inevitable death awaiting me does not destroy?”
Come to church Sunday 16th April at 10:30am for a talk on the real evidence that there is for the resurrection and the real difference that it makes to our lives.
“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.