Jesus and his Mother
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Jesus and his Mother
Sermon preached by Dale Appleby at St Mark's Bassendean Jesus Talk on Sunday March 20, 2022
Bible Readings: Galatians 4.21-31; John 19.23-27
YouTube video of this sermon can be seen here
Confession and Worry Matt 6
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Confession and Worry Matt 6
Sermon preached by Dale Appleby at St MArk's Bassendean "Jesus Talk" on Sunday February 13, 2022
Bible Readings: Nehemiah 9.1-4; Matthew 6.25-34
Corporate Prayer
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Corporate Prayer
Sermon preached by Dale Appleby at St Mark's Bassendean on Sunday February 13, 2022
Bible Readings: Nehemiah 9.1-6; 1 Tim 2.1-4; Eph 5.18-20; Col 3.14-20
YouTube video of this sermon can be seen here
Grief and Compassion Isaiah 61, John 11
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Grief and Compassion Isaiah 61, John 11
Sermon preached by Dale Appleby at St Matthews Guildford on Sunday January 23, 2022
Bible Readings: Isaiah 61.1-8; John 11
YouTube video of this sermon can be seen here
John's Gospel: Signs of the Messiah
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- Category: John's Gospel
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John's Gospel: Signs of the Messiah
An overview of John's gospel
Sermon preached by Dale Appleby at St Matthews Guildford on Sunday January 16, 2022
Bible Readings: John 2.1-11
YouTube video of this sermon can be seen here
Mark: The Gospel of the King
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- Category: Mark
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Mark: The Gospel of the King
An overview of Mark's gospel
Sermon preached by Dale Appleby at St Matthews Guildford on Sunday January 9, 2022
Bible Readings: Mark 1.1-15
YouTube video of this sermon can be seen here
Insulting the Salt: Verbal abuse, Defamation, and Salt. Matthew 5.11-16
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- Category: Weekly Reflections
Insulting the Salt
Verbal abuse, Defamation, and Salt. Matthew 5.11-16
I have been reading the Sermon on the Mount and reflecting on persecution, abuse and Jesus' teaching about salt. Jesus does not think his disciples will lose their saltiness (partly because the word Matthew uses doesn't mean "to lose saltiness"). On the contrary, in the face of abuse their good and salty deeds will bring about change in their opponents and glory to their Father. You can read the article here. A YouTube version is available here
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