Georges River Life Church Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The table is a powerful and consistent place in the gospel story where JESUS meets with people in life changing ways.
We pray this series will give us a renewed sense of the power of hospitality in our own lives. That we are encouraged to make room at the table of our lives for each other.
The table is a powerful and consistent place in the gospel story where JESUS meets with people in life changing ways.
We pray this series will give us a renewed sense of the power of hospitality in our own lives. That we are encouraged to make room at the table of our lives for each other.
Hearing God in The Everyday is critical for every disciple to walk intimately and obediently with God. And so, we are excited to be hosting a practical formational course open to everyone to build habits and confidence in discerning God's voice.
Revelation 20,21
This week we come to the end of our half year long telling of the great story of Jesus the King and His Kingdom. We explore how the book of Revelation describes what is to come and how this vision can fill us with a deep hope in life in the face of our present sufferings.
Our journey through the big story of the kingdom is nearing its destination, and this week we shift from looking back to looking forward. We explore how the story ends and one of the topics Jesus most spoke on - judgement! Who does the judging, when and on what basis are we to be judged. These are neither light nor uncontroversial questions but are indeed central to the good news of the Kingdom. I hope, by the end you will discover that judgement is indeed good news. ~ Pastor Scott Morrison
As John Stott famously said, “our God is a missionary God.” But are we His missionary people, partnering with Him in the revealing of His Kingdom? This Sunday Scott will be teaching from Matthew 5:1-16 to help us explore the who, how and why of mission for every disciple today.
The New Testament assumes that believing in Jesus and being filled with His Spirit is life changing. But is it? And if so how? This Sunday we reflect on God’s vision for life in the kingdom and explore key ways to foster a kingdom shaped life inside the life we are already living.
God's people flourishing as he envisaged right back in Genesis 12:1-3. This is a community that is blessed to be a blessing, living in a way that is intentional, holistic, communal, selfless and missional.
This Sunday as we enter the second half of our Kingdom Series. For the next three messages in the series we explore how the outpouring of the Holy Spirit shapes and empowers life in the Kingdom, starting with how the Spirit brings a new reality around our identity and purpose in life.
We have been journeying through the big story of scripture for several months now, trying toget our bearings on this thing called 'the gospel of the Kingdom' that Jesus continually taughtand demonstrated. In simple terms, the 'Kingdom' is wherever the will and way of God is donein partnership with people for the blessing of all creation. Our job is to partner with God in all things that express His will and way...
This Palm Sunday we trace the long journey of Israel's longing for a king all the way to Jesus. We will examine what kind of king they wanted, the kinds of kings they got and the stark contrast to the kind of king they needed.
What is a "nation of priests"? Why did God want a tent? What does holiness look like? Where does the Law of the Old Testament fit into faith today? And how does all this relate to the grand narrative of the Kingdom of God? In this bonus sermon in the series, we explore how these themes weave together to form the blueprints of the kingdom of God - both for the original recipients, and us today.
This week, we explore the beginning of God’s unrelenting plan to restore us to his Kingdom and blessing. With Abraham, humanity begins the long slow journey of unlearning and relearning just who God really is. We will overview most of Genesis with special attention to Genesis 12, 15 and 22. These are some of the most important passages in the Old Testament and critical to understanding the gospel of the kingdom and how to read scripture in general.
In this message Pastor Scott Morrison speaks about sin – what is it, where it comes from and what are its consequences? Not because we all need a good dose of condemnation but because we need a good dose of hope and to see that even though our lives are impacted by sin, they need not be defined by it.
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In this message we hear from Pastor Scott Morrison and begin our journey of exploring the beauty and breadth of the good news of the Kingdom of God. So its back to page 1 of the bible this week.
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In this episode, Pastor Scott Morrison shares our vision for 2021 as we continue our journey in an unpredictable environment.
Pastor Scott begins our series 'THE KINGDOM" looking at the beauty and wonder of the gospel.
In this episode Pastor Scott Morrison is sharing a message from John 21:15-18
The new year is starting and I’m sure many of us yearn to come back – back to some kind of normal or familiar life as we knew it, church as we knew it. After all, we are comfort loving creatures.
But what if God is way more concerned with our growth than our comfort? What if his preference is not to come back, but to come forward – to step forward with Him, for Him and through Him. This week we examine his invitation to us through his invitation to one of his closest disciples, Peter. My hope is that you will be renewed in your faith to come forward with us into the year ahead.
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Join us online 10am Sunday to bring in the new year with worship and discussion from Scott, Ben and Sophie on Discipleship in 2020 and the year ahead. https://youtu.be/aYHTllqbZzc
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Ben Rusin wraps up our Justice Reset Series. Ben Rusin preaches live; Looking at Jesus, the church and what it means for a disciple to live out social justice today.
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Scott Morrison continues our Justice Reset series . Scott shares with us how social justice moves from pious idealism to earthy reality? In this sermon Scott examines Philippians 2 and focuses us on how the mind sets and motivations that grow authentic Christian community, also produce authentic expressions of doing justice. And, that Jesus’ life and death are both our ‘why’ and our ‘how’ of Christian social justice.
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This week Marbuen Diaz brings his knowledge and experience from his work at Baptist World Aid and how that will encourage us as we continues our Justice Reset series.
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Ellen Power continues our Justice Reset series exploring Luke 10 and how this chapter can empower us to start seeing people as Jesus does - so we can come alongside our neighbours and take the next step with them.
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Matt Gray continues our Justice Reset series and invites us to dive into Isaiah 58 and explore the relationship between devotion, worship and justice, asking the question; Can we worship God without being people who do justice?
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This week Pastor Scott Morrison brings us the last sermon from our Reset series titled 'Reset Us'. Find our Discipleship Resources up on our website.
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Pastor Scott Morrison continues our Reset series with a message from Haggai called Reset Relationships.
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Pastor Scott Morrison continues our Reset series with a message from Haggai 2: 1-9 about Resetting Discipleship.
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In this message, Pastor Scott Morrison continues our Reset series with a message called "4 Ingredients to reset life."
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This week Pastor Scott Morrison introduces our new series "Reset" - the invitation before us all right now – to reset our discipleship, to renew us in our faith and our shared calling as the church.
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This week, a very special finale to our Love Move Series. Sophie, Ben and Matt head up a panel of incredible people from GRLC in a round table conversation. Through their reflections, vulnerability and learnings we are invited to move forward together into a new season.
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Move past offence and into love, with a gospel that grows in the most unlikeliest of places. Ben Rusin speaks from the final passage in Acts.
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Life is hard, but sometimes it feels like we are hit from so many sides that our life comes apart. In this message, Scott asks, where was God in the storm and how do we go on, when it seems all is lost?
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In this message Pastor Scott Morrison looks at the relationship between three basic longings of the heart – meaning, community and freedom and how we must steward our freedom well in order to flourish in the other two.
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We are all being shaped by the stories that we are living. What story is driving your life?
This week, Matt Gray explores how the gospel radically re-shaped Paul's life. The gospel reminds us that the story of Jesus is the greatest story that has ever been told. Like Paul, if we catch a glimpse of the magnitude and splendour of the gospel we will never be the same.
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This week, Scott shares with us a powerful idea flowing though our culture is that you can be spiritual without being specific or dogmatic. Is there a spiritual truth that trumps the others or is one person's theory as good as the next. In Acts 17 Paul addresses the agnostic world view and points them, and us, to the God who is before and behind all creation. This message challenges us that we can no longer sit on the spiritual fence pleading ignorance. This is a great message to share via social media with your wider family and friends.
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This week Scott begins a two part message from Acts 17. In part one we explore what an idol is and reveal how the gods of Ancient Greece are still alive and well today - just with different name tags. In part 2 we explore the remarkably modern ideas of Ancient Greece and challenge the growing agnostic world view in our culture.
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In our second Life Conversations this week Scott talks continues the conversation of National Reconciliation week and caught up with Mara Cooper, a long time friend of Georges River Life church.
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In Life Conversations this week Scott talks about National Reconciliation week and caught up with Margaret Miller, a woman that has dedicated the best part of her life to working with the the people of Elcho Island in NT.
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Gardening Terra Nullius
Bushfires - Is climate change to blame?
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This week Scott Morrison explores grace; a beautiful word that lives in the heart of God and at the centre of the gospel. Acts 15 describes the critical moment when the church is united around the greatest distinctive of Christianity - we are saved by grace alone.
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This week Ben Rusin shared with us from Acts 14 as part of our Love Moves series. "Dejavu or Authentic Christian living? Love that points to Jesus"
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On Sunday we heard from Sophie Brodie and looked at how Love moves to everyone through Acts 10-11. The Holy Spirit in our lives gives us the confidence that God is always doing something in and through us and we can promise others He will do the same for them too. No one misses out when it comes to Jesus.
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In this weeks podcast, Pastor Scott Morrison takes us on a journey looking at Acts 9 – We meet a man whose life was radically changed when he met Jesus. It looked as though Saul’s world was turned upside down on that road outside of Damascus. But as we will discover, this was the moment when his world started to turn right side up. Sometimes when our world seems most shaken, God is doing his best work.
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This week, listen to a great message from Pastor Ben Rusin as he explores Psalm 46 and what it means to follow Jesus into the Stillness.
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Experience the mystery of Resurrection Sunday as we here a message from our Pastor Scott Morrison.
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Experience the mystery of Good Friday as we here a message from our Pastor Scott Morrison.
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This week our special guest Marbuen Diaz shares on the life of Stephen in Acts 6+7 to discover how we can faithfully play our part in what God is doing in this time.
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This week Scott looks at the life of Phillip in Acts 8 to discover how we can navigate the crises of life well.
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This week Pastor Scott Morrison continues our series Love Moves with a focus on Acts 4
This week at Georges River Life Church we have started something a little different. With the current COVID-19 circumstances our church gatherings will look different. GRLC will be delivering weekly online resources so you can continue to worship in your small groups and at home with your family.
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This weeks message from Pastor Scott Morrison explores the way of generosity in the face of lack. Keep up to date with all of our communications via our facebook and instagram pages @georgesriverlifechurch and our website www.grlc.org.au
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This week on Life Conversations Scott sits around the table with our very special guest Mark Scandrette and our very own Braddon Wheeler to chat further about Marks mission and his heart for Practicing the Way of Jesus.
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We were very fortunate to hear from our special guest Mark Scandrette at both our 10am and 5pm services on Sunday. Mark took us deeper into Practicing the Way of Jesus.
This week on Life Conversations Scott catches up with Ben Rusin and special guest Andrei Mocanu for a chat about what it looks like to do kingdom friendships, how did Jesus do friendships and our 333.
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This week we continue our Love Moves series with Scott Morrison sharing from Acts 3 and 4 - Love Can Get You Into Trouble - Scott describes how a wonderful miracle lands the church in hot water with the authorities.
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Our Love Moves series continued on Sunday with Scott Morrison sharing from Acts 2:42-47 - Devoted to a shared life - The church started with a bang, but how did it keep growing? This week we lift the lid on 4 essential behaviours that characterise a Jesus shaped community, be it in the first century or the 21st century.
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This week on Life Conversations Scott, Ben and Sophie answer some of the questions from our Slido on Sunday and share their own personal experiences and intentions offering practical and spiritual ways that we can all allow the Holy Spirit into every facet of our lives.
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Our Love Moves series continues this week with Pastor Scott Morrison sharing on A Pentecostal Revolution from Acts 2. We will look at this miraculous moment, a thousand years in the making when all the promises, plans and purposes of God would collide to create a new kind of people, living a new way, for the sake of the world.
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On Life Conversations this week Pastor Scott Morrison catches up with with Bruce Stevenson on the place of truth, the book of Acts and the bible as History, not Story.
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On Sunday Pastor Scott Morrison launched our 2020 theme and series - Love Moves.
Scott introduces the Book of Acts and poses the question; How will we respond to the command to be witnesses and give testimony to the love of God as expressed through Jesus.
Why are we reading Acts this year? The church was Jesus’ vision - through whom the world might be blessed. He seeds this new community in his ministry years but it is really born out of resurrection, commission, holy spirit power and radical love. Acts gives us our greatest window into the kind of Church Jesus was forming, and inspires us toward the same mission. It was a movement of disciples who were discovering how to live and love in a radically counter cultural way.
Life Conversations is back in 2020 and to kick off the year Scott, Ben and special guest Matt Gray chat about Sundays sermon on being wholehearted Disciples, the culture of serving in church and answer questions asked by the congregation via Slido.
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Last Sunday Pastor Scott preached a message to start us all well in 2020. He shared key details around our mission, vision and how the basis of discipleship is in Jesus' resurrection. Finally, he talks frankly about your discipleship this year with three applications from the text that seem especially important at this time.
It was a challenging message from the heart and a little inspiring too! If you missed last Sunday it would be really great if you could take some time this week to catch up and listen to the podcast . If after listening to this message, you feel challenged to have a chat with myself or one of the other pastors about how you can partner with us this year in serving at GRLC, please email us at media@grlc.org.au
As our series on Hunger continues this week, Matt Gray shares with us; helping us to explore how saying yes to something will mean saying no to something else.
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Our new short series, Hunger - Preparing an Appetite for 2020 - with lessons from the Gospel of Matthew continues last Sunday with Josh Round preaching at the 5pm service.
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Our new short series, Hunger - Preparing an Appetite for 2020 - with lessons from the Gospel of Matthew continued last Sunday with Ellen Power preaching at the 10am service.
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Pastor Scott Morrison intros our new short series, Hunger - Preparing an Appetite for 2020 - with lessons from the Gospel of Matthew.
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If you missed our Christmas Day service, listen to the message from Scott Morrison as he explores the spirit of Christmas through John Chapter 1.
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This week, Ben Rusin wraps up our series Better Together, a teaching series leading up to Christmas that will inspire us with the type of relationships and communities we can have in Jesus Kingdom. This week we celebrate us, our people and our volunteers and all the ways they contribute to making our GRLC community so great.
Week two of Better Together, a teaching series leading up to Christmas that will inspire us with the type of relationships and communities we can have in Jesus Kingdom. Real, purposeful relationships that reveal Jesus and value community is the answer to the loneliness and isolation we can all experience.
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Better Together, Ben Rusin leads us in a new teaching series leading up to Christmas that will inspire us with the type of relationships and communities we can have in Jesus Kingdom. Real, purposeful relationships that reveal Jesus and value community is the answer to the loneliness and isolation we can all experience.
Unless the Lord builds the house, They labor in vain who build it; Unless the Lord guards the city, The watchman keeps awake in vain. It is vain for you to rise up early, To retire late, To eat the bread of painful labors; For He gives to His beloved even in his sleep.
Behold, children are a gift of the Lord, The fruit of the womb is a reward. Like arrows in the hand of a warrior, So are the children of one’s youth. How blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them; They will not be ashamed When they speak with their enemies in the gate.
This week, our Pastor Scott, shares with us about the importance of shaping, aiming and releasing our arrows in our personal and family life.
This week Sophie Brodie wraps up our series Forward in Faith with a very real and practical look at how we can see around the obstacles in our lives to fix our eyes on the promises of God.
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This week in Life conversations, Ben and Sophie have a conversation about a very important and awkward topic; money. Join us!
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Our series Forward in Faith continues with Bruce Stevenson sharing on Faith to Seek.
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Our new series Forward in Faith continues with Matt Gray sharing on Faith to Ask. Matt explore's God's faithfulness to provide all our needs and the way we demonstrate our trust through prayer.
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This week, Sophie Brodie launch us into our new series Forward in Faith, We are looking forward to God breathing new faith into our hearts and lives, as we rediscover God’s faithfulness during the exodus. As we look forward in faith to all the greatness God has for us individually and collectively we are reminded it is not by our vision and in our strength and might, but His vision and in His empowerment and presence.
Watch the video of Exodus here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=122&v=rzcYLCYItuc
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We hope you have found the (Y)our Call series helpful, and especially the past 5 weeks as we have been navigating some of the greatest struggles we face. This week we will hear a number of people share what God has been saying to them in the ‘(Y)our Call’ series.
Malcolm Campbell will also share how God has been challenging him.
This week in Life conversations Scott caught up with Shannon Mitchell. Shannon is a registered Psychologist and they talk about complexities of living with mental and emotional distress.
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Scott concludes our short series on the big 5 needs in our community looking at what difference Jesus and the church makes in that universal experience of relational crisis and breakdown.
Don't forget to listen to our Life Conversations podcast.
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This week on Life Conversations, Scott catches up with Kieran Shanahan to chat about Relationships in crisis, the next topic in our discussions of the Big 5 struggles in our local community.
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As we dive deeper into (Y)our Call series, we continue with the Big 5, some of the most common struggles people face today, and how we might respond to them. Pastor Scott Morrison talks about Living With Mental and Emotional Distressand teaching from a little known story in the bible that reveals how our fears and frailties are beautifully met by the grace and hope of God.
We continue to dig into the Big 5; some of the most common struggles people face today, and how we might respond to them.
This week Scott talks about: How Jesus and His church brings real purpose to life.
This week on Life Conversations, Scott and Sophie with special guest Taryn have a deep discussion that answers some of the questions from last Sundays sermon on the subject Pain, Grief and loss.
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As we dive deeper into (Y)our Call series, this Sunday we continue with the Big 5, some of the most common struggles people face today, and how we might respond to them.
This Sunday 22 September: How Jesus and His church transforms pain, grief and loss.
This week on Life Conversations, Scott, Ben and Sophie chat about one of the most common struggles people face today, loneliness and isolation and how we as a church community might respond.
As we dive deeper into (Y)our Call series, we kick off five weeks of shorter sermons introducing some of the most common struggles people face today, and how we might respond to them.
This week we explore: How Jesus and His church transforms loneliness and isolation.
This week on Life Conversations, Scott, Ben and Sophie toss around lots of questions from last Sunday's service and chat about the GRLC Model moving into Multi Site.
Check out the (Y)our Call web page to view the GRLC Model and for more info.
This week we combine all the thinking of the Your Call series and begin to look at the real implications for our lives and our church, especially as we move toward a multi-site future.
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Church it is time to awaken (Y)our Call. It's time to reorient our lives. It's time to move. It's a time for disciples, for the church, to rise and be the hope of our world again. We dare to believe that God is going to do something in us and through us that is greater than we could ever ask or imagine.
In this episode our Pastor, Scott Morrison continues the journey in discovering (Y)our call.
Welcome to the Life Conversations podcast. Pastor Scott Morrison invites special guests to chat about relevant topics facing people today as well as questions we are asking the church community.
In episode 3 Scott, Ben and Sophie chat about how people are really challenged by some of the recent sermons.
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Church it is time to awaken (Y)our Call. It's time to reorient our lives. It's time to move. It's a time for disciples, for the church, to rise and be the hope of our world again. We dare to believe that God is going to do something in us and through us that is greater than we could ever ask or imagine.
In this episode our Pastor, Scott Morrison continues the journey in discovering (Y)our call.
Welcome to the Life Conversations podcast. Pastor Scott Morrison invites special guests to chat about relevant topics facing people today as well as questions we are asking the church community.
In chapter 2 we pick up where we left of last episode, addressing some more of the questions people have been asking via Slido during our recent church services.
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Welcome to the Life Conversations podcast. Pastor Scott Morrison invites special guests to chat about relevant topics facing people today as well as questions we are asking the church community.
This week we reflect on the past weekend event, Watoto and the challenge that we face inviting our friends, family and neighbours into the church environment as well as address some of the questions people have been asking via Slido during our recent church services.
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Church it is time to awaken (Y)our Call. It's time to reorient our lives. It's time to move. It's a time for disciples, for the church, to rise and be the hope of our world again. We dare to believe that God is going to do something in us and through us that is greater than we could ever ask or imagine.
In this episode our Pastor, Scott Morrison continues the journey in discovering (Y)our call.
Church it is time to awaken (Y)our Call. It's time to reorient our lives. It's time to move. It's a time for disciples, for the church, to rise and be the hope of our world again. We dare to believe that God is going to do something in us and through us that is greater than we could ever ask or imagine.
In this episode our Pastor, Scott Morrison reminds us of the journey we have been on as a church that has lead us to today and our mission in discovering (Y)our call.
Church it is time to awaken (Y)our Call. It's time to reorient our lives. It's time to move. It's a time for disciples, for the church, to rise and be the hope of our world again. We dare to believe that God is going to do something in us and through us that is greater than we could ever ask or imagine.
Church it is time to awaken (Y)our Call. It's time to reorient our lives. It's time to move. It's a time for disciples, for the church, to rise and be the hope of our world again. We dare to believe that God is going to do something in us and through us that is greater than we could ever ask or imagine.
In this episode our Pastor, Scott Morrison asks the question; What if the church was known for the way it built community not church?
Church it is time to awaken (Y)our Call. It's time to reorient our lives. It's time to move. It's a time for disciples, for the church, to rise and be the hope of our world again. We dare to believe that God is going to do something in us and through us that is greater than we could ever ask or imagine.
In this episode our Pastor, Scott Morrison introduces this new chapter where we will explore (y)our call as individuals and as a church.
We live in a world more brilliant yet more broken than ever. We have the technology to do the seemingly impossible, yet our personal lives and communities are riddled with all kinds of pain and dysfunction. Is this just the way life is? Are we helpless victims of fate? Or are there real forces at work upon us, and around us? Is there a good fight we are avoiding and a victory we are missing? In the Good Fight Series, we will uncover the spiritual warfare dimension of our mess, learn where the primary battle lines are, and a framework for successfully fighting the good fight in life. This week..
Scott Morrison concludes The Good Fight series with a message titled Filled and Fearless - Moving Forward Together in the Good Fight.
We live in a world more brilliant yet more broken than ever. We have the technology to do the seemingly impossible, yet our personal lives and communities are riddled with all kinds of pain and dysfunction. Is this just the way life is? Are we helpless victims of fate? Or are there real forces at work upon us, and around us? Is there a good fight we are avoiding and a victory we are missing? In the Good Fight Series, we will uncover the spiritual warfare dimension of our mess, learn where the primary battle lines are, and a framework for successfully fighting the good fight in life. This week..
Ben Rusin continues our in depth look at Ephesians 6 and at what it means to put on the full armour of God in part 3 of Don't Fight Naked.
We live in a world more brilliant yet more broken than ever. We have the technology to do the seemingly impossible, yet our personal lives and communities are riddled with all kinds of pain and dysfunction. Is this just the way life is? Are we helpless victims of fate? Or are there real forces at work upon us, and around us? Is there a good fight we are avoiding and a victory we are missing? In the Good Fight Series, we will uncover the spiritual warfare dimension of our mess, learn where the primary battle lines are, and a framework for successfully fighting the good fight in life. This week..
Ben Rusin continues our in depth look at Ephesians 6 and at what it means to put on the full armour of God in part 2 of Don't Fight Naked.
We live in a world more brilliant yet more broken than ever. We have the technology to do the seemingly impossible, yet our personal lives and communities are riddled with all kinds of pain and dysfunction. Is this just the way life is? Are we helpless victims of fate? Or are there real forces at work upon us, and around us? Is there a good fight we are avoiding and a victory we are missing? In the Good Fight Series, we will uncover the spiritual warfare dimension of our mess, learn where the primary battle lines are, and a framework for successfully fighting the good fight in life. This week..
We dive back into Ephesians 6 looking at what it means to put on the full armour of God in a two part message called Don't Fight Naked.
We live in a world more brilliant yet more broken than ever. We have the technology to do the seemingly impossible, yet our personal lives and communities are riddled with all kinds of pain and dysfunction. Is this just the way life is? Are we helpless victims of fate? Or are there real forces at work upon us, and around us? Is there a good fight we are avoiding and a victory we are missing? In the Good Fight Series, we will uncover the spiritual warfare dimension of our mess, learn where the primary battle lines are, and a framework for successfully fighting the good fight in life. This week...
Scott looks at the two most destructive strategies that the Devil deploys in order to hinder the advancement of our lives, our communities and the kingdom of God.
We live in a world more brilliant yet more broken than ever. We have the technology to do the seemingly impossible, yet our personal lives and communities are riddled with all kinds of pain and dysfunction. Is this just the way life is? Are we helpless victims of fate? Or are there real forces at work upon us, and around us? Is there a good fight we are avoiding and a victory we are missing? In the Good Fight Series, we will uncover the spiritual warfare dimension of our mess, learn where the primary battle lines are, and a framework for successfully fighting the good fight in life. This week...
We are designed to desire and experience pleasure! But what happens when when those desires start to drive and define us? This Sunday Scott looks at the power of overdriven desire in our series "The good fight" 10am, 5pm and podcast.
We live in a world more brilliant yet more broken than ever. We have the technology to do the seemingly impossible, yet our personal lives and communities are riddled with all kinds of pain and dysfunction. Is this just the way life is? Are we helpless victims of fate? Or are there real forces at work upon us, and around us? Is there a good fight we are avoiding and a victory we are missing? In the Good Fight Series, we will uncover the spiritual warfare dimension of our mess, learn where the primary battle lines are, and a framework for successfully fighting the good fight in life. This week...
Sophie Brodie leads us in week 3 of our series; showing us how to use worship as our weapon and how we can align ourselves to God's truth.
We live in a world more brilliant yet more broken than ever. We have the technology to do the seemingly impossible, yet our personal lives and communities are riddled with all kinds of pain and dysfunction. Is this just the way life is? Are we helpless victims of fate? Or are there real forces at work upon us, and around us? Is there a good fight we are avoiding and a victory we are missing? In the Good Fight Series, we will uncover the spiritual warfare dimension of our mess, learn where the primary battle lines are, and a framework for successfully fighting the good fight in life. This week...
Battle Plans - Life is full of battles on multiple fronts. This week in the good fight series we decode the simple strategies that the devil uses against us on a daily basis to keep us demoralised and disempowered. By knowing these strategies we can render them ineffective. Ephesians 6:10-13
The Good Fight Series
We live in a world more brilliant yet more broken than ever. We have the technology to do the seemingly impossible, yet our personal lives and communities are riddled with all kinds of pain and dysfunction. Is this just the way life is? Are we helpless victims of fate? Or are there real forces at work upon us, and around us? Is there a good fight we are avoiding and a victory we are missing? In the Good Fight Series, we will uncover the spiritual warfare dimension of our mess, learn where the primary battle lines are, and a framework for successfully fighting the good fight in life.
This week: The Good fight of your Life - the fight you can't lose. This week Scott builds a foundation of our good fight - who we already are in Jesus. Ephesians Ch 1-3
As we continue May Mission month at GRLC, Jasmine Philips brings us a message from Matthew 5:13-16 and shares how God's mission for us is here and now.
Marbuen Diaz preaches to kick off Mission month on the theme of Rhythms of Love.
Marbuen is part of our church family at Georges River and also NSW State Representative for Baptist World Aid Australia.
To find out more about Mission Month, our targets, where the funds will be distributed and how you can contribute, visit our website: https://grlc.org.au/2019/05/02/may-mission-month/
Living a Prayer – living out the greatest prayer of your life
Series Passage: Matthew 6:1-5
Our last series focused on God speaking to us. But Jesus also asks us to speak to him and he explicitly describes what that can be like. The prayer he gave his disciples is rich in meaning and contians some of the most important teachings on developing a healthy life - spirit and soul . We will discover that Jesus’ prayer is more than a good structure for connection – it is a life you become. Jesus not only asked us to pray this prayer, he personally lived every aspect of this prayer – with us and for us.
Forgiveness. It's audacious, risky, a beautiful and radical idea. Can we really live free from offence? Can all that was past and broken be replaced by all that is new and flourishing? And what would that life - abundant, completely free - even look like?
Easter Sunday Service - 21 April 2019
Forgiveness. It's audacious, risky, a beautiful and radical idea. Can we really live free from offence? Can all that was past and broken be replaced by all that is new and flourishing? And what would that life - abundant, completely free - even look like?
Good Friday service - 19 April 2019
Living a Prayer – living out the greatest prayer of your life
Series Passage: Matthew 6:1-5
Our last series focused on God speaking to us. But Jesus also asks us to speak to him and he explicitly describes what that can be like. The prayer he gave his disciples is rich in meaning and contians some of the most important teachings on developing a healthy life - spirit and soul . We will discover that Jesus’ prayer is more than a good structure for connection – it is a life you become. Jesus not only asked us to pray this prayer, he personally lived every aspect of this prayer – with us and for us.
Living a Prayer – living out the greatest prayer of your life
Series Passage: Matthew 6:1-5
Our last series focused on God speaking to us. But Jesus also asks us to speak to him and he explicitly describes what that can be like. The prayer he gave his disciples is rich in meaning and contians some of the most important teachings on developing a healthy life - spirit and soul . We will discover that Jesus’ prayer is more than a good structure for connection – it is a life you become. Jesus not only asked us to pray this prayer, he personally lived every aspect of this prayer – with us and for us.
Living a Prayer – living out the greatest prayer of your life
Series Passage: Matthew 6:1-5
Our last series focused on God speaking to us. But Jesus also asks us to speak to him and he explicitly describes what that can be like. The prayer he gave his disciples is rich in meaning and contians some of the most important teachings on developing a healthy life - spirit and soul . We will discover that Jesus’ prayer is more than a good structure for connection – it is a life you become. Jesus not only asked us to pray this prayer, he personally lived every aspect of this prayer – with us and for us.
Wallace Reid concludes our series: Hello...God? Living in the greatest conversation of your life
Andrei Mocanu continues our series: Hello...God? Living in the greatest conversation of your life
Scott Morrison continues our series: Hello...God? Living in the greatest conversation of your life
Scott Morrison continues our series: Hello...God? Living in the greatest conversation of your life.
Bruce Stevenson continues our series: Hello...God? Living in the greatest conversation of your life.
Scott Morrison continues our series: Hello...God? Living in the greatest conversation of your life.
Matt Gray kicks off our series: Hello...God? Living in the greatest conversation of your life.