northrydeanglican's Podcast: Recent Episodes
Brendan Hurley
This passage of Galatians is often misunderstood as one that says we must earn our salvation to get to God. Nick Russell in this talk shows us it is by grace alone that we are brought into the Christian and by grace alone that we stay in the Christian life
Legalism can cause a lifetime of pain and yet it is so common in many of our churches. In this talk Brendan Hurley shows us the dangers of legalism and false religion and reminds again of how we are set free from both by the gospel.
We are saved by grace! SO why the law what role does it play, it seems strange that God would give us laws won't that make people think they can earn salvation. As John Chappell opens up Galatians 3 we will see what purpose the Mosiac law has and how it points us back to Jesus
There are many evil people in the world yet if they became Christians would we welcome them at church? It is wroth asking ourselves what barriers and hoops do we set up for people for them to be Christian and accepted as such, should there be any. In this sermon John Chappell shows us the freedom and grace we have in Jesus
There is one message about who Jesus is, one that musn't be changed, in this sermon Nick Russell looks at what that message is and what had happened in the Galatian church to move away from that true gospel
There is so much suffering in the world? Why does God allow it, how can we cope with it? Peter Hughes opens up Luke 13 to give us some answers on suffering
This sermon was given by Peter Hughes but you can be assured that he doesn't think the ultimate relatiosnhip is with himself. It begs to ask the question is there anywhere where we can find the ideal, ultimate relationship. In this talk Peter will show us that whilst many relationships are fraught with difficulty there is someone who offers relationship unlike anyone else
Their is an old joke that says: the church is not full of hypocrites there is always room for more. Sometimes church can feel like a place hypocrites come. Sometimes we feel like we are the hypocrites that go to church. In this talk John Chappell shows us what the ideal church was like and why we need to deal drastically with our hypocrisy.
Who is the Holy Spirit? What does he do? How will he change my life? FInd out as John Chappell opens up Acts 1
People starting fires like the ones we have seen recently in Victoria show us this world is one big mess. So what answers do we have? John Chappell opens up for us Acts 2 and shows that their is hope for this messed up world!
We come to church, start churches and love church because they can offer many people many wonderful and good things. But Peter Hughes in this talk reminds us that the church is supremely all about Jesus! Actually all of life is! Is that the way you've thought about life?