11B. How to Reach the Enemy Acts 8.1-25
- Written by: Administrator
- Category: Acts
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2. How to Reach the Enemy Acts 8.1-25
Series: A Mission without Leaders or Plans Acts 8-12 Broome 2015
Sermon preached at Broome Anglican Church on 15 November 2015
Bible Readings: Ezekiel 37.15-28; Acts 8.1-25
How the gospel spread to Samaria through persecution without the apostles, and what it means for the Samaritans to be included
What Hope?
- Written by: Dale
- Category: Weekly Reflections
What Hope?
Will the church in Syria disappear? Has the gospel been silenced in Iraq and Iran? Are we in another period when things look black for the Christian church? What are we to make of these pressures against the gospel?
One thing to do is to look back at times when this kind of thing has happened before. Any time will do since this kind of thing has been happening from the beginning, and before the beginning.
What we see, both in the pages of the Bible, and in the history of the church, is that God keeps on working.
1B. God's Great Plan Luke 24 Acts 1
- Written by: Administrator
- Category: Acts
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1. God's Great Plan Luke 24 Acts 1
Series: A Mission without Leaders or Plans Acts 8-12 Broome 2015
Sermon preached at Broome Anglican Church on 8 November 2015
Bible Readings: Luke 24.36-53; Acts 1.1-8
Where to find out what the message is, what it means and how it spreads. Jesus' explanation repeated to two groups in Luke 24, and the program in Acts 1
14. The Praying Spirit Ephesians 6.18-24
- Written by: Administrator
- Category: Ephesians
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The Praying Spirit Ephesians 6.18-24
Series: Final parts of a series on Ephesians at Broome Anglican Church
Sermon preached at Broome Anglican Church on 1 November 2015
Prayer; Proclamation; Partnership
Bible Readings: Jeremiah 1.1-12; Ephesians 6.18-24
Before you pray: Whom do you know? 2
- Written by: Administrator
- Category: Weekly Reflections
Before you pray: Whom do you know? 2 (Continued from last week)
Knowing God and having fellowship with him, to use John's term, means we must live in the light. Darkness and sin will always destroy our fellowship with God, since God is light and there is no darkness in him. If we are to associate with him, we too must live in the light (1 John 1.1-10). That means we have to be honest about our sin. Living in the light provides the place for the cleansing from sin. Living in the darkness multiplies the sin.
It is from within this fellowship relationship that we learn what God is like. This is the context for facts. The more our fellowship with God deepens, the better we know the kind of God he is. And consequently the better we know how to pray. Our minds become attuned to his way of thinking, we understand better how he operates, we have clearer insight into his purposes, and this knowledge helps us pray.
Before you pray: Whom do you know? 1
- Written by: Administrator
- Category: Weekly Reflections
Before you pray: Whom do you know? 1
At the heart and foundation of prayer - as of the whole Christian life- lies the knowledge of God. Unless we know God we will not pray. Unless we know God we will not know how to pray.
Knowing God means knowing that he is (Heb 11.6). It means knowing that he is the LORD (Ex 6.6-8). But it is more than knowing "that".
Knowing God means we are known by God. This is the kind of knowledge we need. Knowing God is always a personal relationship. Whether it was the relationship of Israel as his chosen people, or the relationship of disciples to the Father of Jesus, the knowledge was found in the relationship.
Solomon understood its importance when he wrote,
13. Stand Strong Ephesians 6.10-17
- Written by: Administrator
- Category: Ephesians
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Stand Strong Ephesians 6.10-17
Series: Final parts of a series on Ephesians at Broome Anglican Church
Sermon preached at Broome Anglican Church on 18 October 2015
How the power of God is at work through God's armour and what are the devil's evil schemes
Bible Readings: Isaiah 59.14-21; Ephesians 6.10-17