Sermon Summary – Father’s Day 2024A Reflection on Fatherhood and Spiritual Leadership Sermon Notes Good morning, everyone, and Happy Father’s Day! Today, we gather not just to celebrate but to reflect on the sacred responsibility that comes with fatherhood. And yes, there’s a special treat after service—a free sausage sizzle […]
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Understanding Christian Nationalism and Why It’s Not Christianity Introduction Christian nationalism is a political ideology that seeks to merge Christianity with national identity. This perspective advocates that the nation’s laws and government should be based on Christian values and that their nation (eg the United States of America) is a […]
Read More The Dangers of Modern Dominionism In recent years, a movement known as Dominionism has gained traction within some evangelical circles, particularly in America among supporters of Donald Trump and the Republican movement. At its simplest, Dominionism advocates for the church to exert control over all aspects of society, including the […]
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Introduction In our spiritual journey, the concept of unanswered prayers can often be perplexing. We may find ourselves wondering why our earnest petitions seem to fall on deaf ears. However, understanding the reasons behind unanswered prayers can lead us to deeper spiritual insights and growth. The words of James in […]
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Introduction: Since the early church, there has been an ongoing spiritual conflict, both within ourselves and within the church, regarding the role of the relationship between faith and works in salvation. This debate has even led to divisions among Christians, with some aligning themselves with Paul’s emphasis on faith and […]
Read More Introduction: In recent years, Christian nationalism has gained significant attention and debate. It is characterised by the belief that a nation’s identity and governance should be distinctly Christian, with policies and cultural norms reflecting Christian values. While on the surface, this may seem like a noble endeavour, there is a […]
Read More In today’s Christian discussions, the term “biblical” often gets thrown around to declare something as morally right or doctrinally sound. But is that the golden standard, or have we lost something along the way? I believe that one can argue that one can be biblical, but yet not Christian. We […]
Read More Anzac day is the most secular holy day within the year for Australia, and one seen not ‘taking a knee’ can easily been cancelled and vilified in our media or online if not in person. Therefore approaching the remembrance of the ANZACs from a Christian perspective involves Godly wisdom, recognizing […]
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