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Reader: Bek HudsonPreacher: Jonathan SmithThe Jerusalem Council was the first big test of the early church’s beliefs. There were some Jewish Christians who believed that to be saved you also had to be circumcised and to follow the law of Moses. After much debate, the decision was reached that salvation only comes through faith in Jesus Christ and nothing else. This fundamental truth is one of the pillars that the Christian faith is built upon. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Reader: Amy CaruanaPreacher: John HudsonToday John takes us through Ecclesiastes, chapter 3, where there is a time for everything. We sometimes stress about the time we are in because we are going through a difficult moment, but John teaches that these moments will pass. God has an eternal view of time and we only have a temporal view. God stepped out of eternity into our time so that we can step out of our time into eternity.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Nathan HollandNathan Holland from Open Doors is our guest preacher today. Red Door Church partners with Open Doors by giving some of our income to them as one of the mission partners we support. Today Nathan is exploring what it’s like to live in an environment full of persecution and how Open Doors helps the church in these areas. Open Doors doesn’t actively try to stop the persecution - after all, Jesus said that the his disciples will be persecuted. Instead Open Doors works to help persecuted christians in a number of practical ways - trauma support, food, help to reestablish an incomeamong other things. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Reader: Jonathan SmithPreacher: Josh HennessyToday Josh is looking at Paul’s letter to the church in Colossae. Paul reminds the people there that they have heard the gospel and its truth, and that it is bearing fruit, not just in their church but all over the world. He could just as well be writing that very same letter to us here at Red Door Church. The only reason why Red Door Church exists is to worship the Lord Jesus - he is all we truly have and all we’ll ever need.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Reader: Bek HudsonPreacher: Chris VarugheseIn Romans 12, from Paul's teachings, Chris tells us that there are 3 things God is calling us to do to live out God's will together: 1. To be Living Sacrifices; 2. To use the gifts we've been given for service; 3. To live as a community God's way.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Esther HudsonPreacher: Josh HennessyRegularly we look at the Book Of Jonah and think it's about a prophet and his rebellion against God. This is partially true. It's a reflection on us all, where we also rebel against God. However, the real story of this book is God's sovereignty. Even though Jonah rebels, he still carries out God's will, and in this case, God's will is to save the very people that Jonah holds immense hatred to.The question for us is, who are we to say who God can save?Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Jake ElzoPreacher: Jonathan SmithThe final chapter in Part III of our series details a pretty wildconclusion to the first missionary journey. In Iconium, the city isdivided and a plot is formed to stone Paul and Barnabas. In Lystra,Paul is first mistaken for Hermes and nearly worshipped, thenstoned and left for dead in the street. In Derbe, they make manydisciples - and then, remarkably, turn around and go back throughevery city that tried to kill them, strengthening the churches andappointing elders.The key sentence comes in v22: it is necessary to go through manyhardships to enter the kingdom of God. This is not a footnote. It is thepastoral message Paul and Barnabas leave in every church theyplant. Suffering is not a sign that something has gone wrong - itʼs aprescription for every believer.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Jonathan SmithPaul stands in a synagogue - among people who know the story of Israel - and traces the entire arc of that story to its fulfilment in Jesus: promised, rejected, crucified, raised, vindicated. The response is mixed. Many beg to hear more, but the synagogue rulers contradict and insult. Paul and Barnabas respond directly: since you reject eternal life, we turn to the Gentiles. This is the fulfilment of Isaiah's vision of a light to the nations. The Gentiles rejoice, the disciples are filled with joy, and Paul and Barnabas are driven out of the region.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Bek HudsonPreacher: Jonathan SmithThe first deliberate, organised mission in Acts is launched from the new community in Antioch - not in a strategic meeting, but as they worship and fast. Paul and Barnabas's first significant encounter on the island of Cyprus is a head-to-head with Elymas, a sorcerer who tries to prevent the proconsul from hearing the gospel. The encounter is not random, itʼs a sign: the mission will face spiritual opposition, but the Spirit of God will prevail.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: Jonathan SmithChapter 12 is a commentary about where ultimate power lies. Herod Agrippa I is at the height of his authority - executing apostles, imprisoning Peter, enjoying the applause of crowds who honour him as a god. By the end of the chapter he is dead while Peter walks free. The church's weapon against its persecutors is not force, but prayer fervent, persistent, corporate prayer (v5).Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Antioch shouldn't have happened. The unnamed disciples whotravelled there after Stephen's death were scattered refugees, notapostles. Yet a church was planted and something amazing tookroot: a community so visibly different that the watching city cameup with a new name for them: Christians.Antioch also becomes a model of sacrificial generosity, sendingfinancial relief to Judean brothers and sisters they have never met.The group that began as a scattered community of refugeesbecomes a vibrant church.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allOf life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O’LoughlinPreacher: Joshua HennessyThis week Josh is tackling the question: How can we support single people who often feel overlooked, compared to those in relationships? But is this the real question? Josh explores that maybe it isn’t, and reflects on whether the body of Christ at Red Door Church is truly living out the love of Christ.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allOf life all about Jesus.
A session where Jonathan expands further to people's explicit questions.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Jake ElzoPreacher: Tibor TumasToday Tibor heps to answer the question on how to cope with anxiety during a time of waiting. Though God is not the author of anxiety - it came as a result of our sin - God is sovereign over anxiety. Anxiety is nothing new - the Israelites, when fleeing Egypt, were consumed by anxiety when they feared the Egyptian army had them trapped, but Moses told the people to trust God and see how he would deal with their danger. The story of Exodus shows exactly how God overpowered Pharoah and his army, and overpowered the people's fear and anxiety.Some people think they lack faith if they cannot control their anxiety and require professional help. But God, in his grace, has provided us these very people with the professional skills to help us. Jesus himself tell us in Matthew 6:27 that we cannot adda moment to our lives by worrying, but if we first seek God's kingdom, he will take care of our needs, and Jesus, as the very author of life, is authorised to make these statements to us.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Esther HudsonPreacher: John HudsonToday John Hudson kicks off our new series: You've Got Issues. He will be considering the question of how to place boundaries after forgiving sin. How can we forgive without overlooking sin, and confront sin whilst following Jesus' teaching and example of forgiveness?Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Natalie have chosen to dedicate their childred Eli and Grace to God, following the principles of Hannah in 1 Samuek, chapter 2, verses 1 to 10. In his message, Tibor tells why they have made this choice and what we, the church, can do to support them in this calling.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Esther HudsonPreacher: Jonathan SmithIt's Resurrection Sunday - a day to celebrate what Jesus achieved on the cross. The big question we need to ask is this - if this story is true, then what does this mean for Jesus, and what does it mean for us? This story is true - there is more than enough historical evidence to prove this, and the dramatic change in the lives of his disciples align to this too. Followers of Jesus today are also his disciples, and the changes seen in people's lives as they come to him points to this truth still being relevent today.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Bek HudsonPreacher: Joshua HennessyIt's Good Friday - a rememberance of the day Jesus was crucified. A criminal was convicted, a sentence was imposed and a price was paid. The sentence was appropriate and the price paid was enormous, but was the right criminal convicted? The sentence for rebelling against God is death, and a death occurred to satisfy the judgement - teh judgement that should have been passed to each and every one of us, but Jesus paid it for us. How amazing and gracious is that?Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: Jonathan SmithToday Pastor Jonathan takes us through James, chapter 5. James concludes this letter with sobering warning and steady encouragement. He denounces unjust wealth that exploits the vulnerable and reminds the oppresed that the Lord sees them. Believers are called to patient endureance, like farmers waiting the harvest. Above all, James highlights prayer - in suffering, in joy, in sickness and in sin. The letter ends as it began: steadfast faith sustained by hope in the Lord's coming.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
there would not be the problems we have. James says the problem with the world is us - not them. We desire other things before God. We want friendship with the world, adopting its pride and self-suffiency - which places us at odds with God.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Jake ElzoPreacher: Jonathan SmithToday Pastor Jonathan takes us through James, chapter 3. James highlights the immense power of the tongue, however he clearly states that we cannot tame the tongue, because the words that come from our mouth ultimately come from the source of all of our sin - our heart. The problem with the tongue os a problem with the heart. Jonathan presents to us who we can get to the source of the problem and deal with it.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HudsonPreacher: Jonathan SmithToday Pastor Jonathan takes us through James, chapter 2. James' central claim is stark: faith without works is dead. He does not oppose grace but challenges a claim to faith that produces no fruit. Instead, genuine faith is the sail in whihc good works grow. Belief and behaviour belong together.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: PraisePreacher: Jonathan SmithToday Pastor Jonathan starts a new series covering the letter from James. James teaches that trials are not obstacles to faith, but instruments of maturity. God uses testing to produce perserverance, shaping believers into people who lack nothing. Yet endurance requires wisdom - a gift God generously gives to those who ask in faith.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: Tibor TumbasTibor is preaching from Psalm 63. David is hiding from King Saul in the Judean wilderness as Saul tries to hunt David down. The environemnt where David is hidng is in the middle of a desert yet David is okay. He knows he can rely upon God. Tibor challenges us to rely upon God like David - to trust God with everything we have.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithJonathan is preaching from Psalm 27. At the centre of the poem is David’s desire: “One thing I ask… that I may dwell in the house of the Lord.” More than safety or victory, he longs for God’s presence. Join us as we explore how confidence in the Lord steadies the heart, strengthens us to wait, and teaches us to seek his face above all else.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
). Isn't it great that he can speak with God with such honesty? But what is geeater is that we too can speak to God in exactly the same manner when we're under a strain. God wants to hear our honesty and will help us in our darkest moments/ Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Chad LoftisThis week, one of our link missionaries, Chad Loftis, joins us to preach from Psalm 139 - a psalm that speaks of a God who knows us completely and loves us faithfully. You will be challenged and encouraged!Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: John HudsonToday John Hudson is preaching through Psalm 77, a Psalm of lament that invites us to call out to God in difficult times. It shows us how suffering can be powerfully transformative, can reveal God’s grace, and can be more easily endured when we remember what God has done in the past.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: John HudsonJohn Hudson is looking at Psalm 1. He unpacks the wisdom and goodness of following God’s way rather than the way of the world, or our selfish whims.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: Joshua HennessyJosh is continuing our Psalms of Summer series with Psalm 34. Josh will be sharing on why desire is a good gift from God, and that we should seek to find pleasure in glorifying Him. It is right to desire God, the provider of the gifts, but often we desire the gift instead of the giver.”God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Him” - John Piper.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Joshua HennessyJosh is kicking off our annual Psalms of Summer holiday series with a message from Psalm 2 which focusses on the fear of the Lord. God has appointed His king on His holy mountain and all those who take refuge in Him will be happy.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Esther HudsonPreacher: Joshua HennessyAs we celebrate Christmas together. Josh is looking at Micah 7:15-20 and Romans 8:31–39, reminding us of God’s faithfulness and His assurance that all things will be restored. Just as Jesus came that first Christmas, he will come again. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
As we come to the Sunday of Advent, Jonathan will take us to Isaiah 40:1–8; 27–31. In this passage, God promises to come to his people and to reveal his glory — a hope that finds its first fulfilment in the coming of Jesus at Christmas.This passage reminds us that while human strength fades, God does not. His word stands forever, and he delights to renew those who wait for him. As we prepare to celebrate Christ’s birth, we’ll reflect on how this ancient promise still speaks comfort, strength, and hope to us today.
Reader: Marios KyriakouPreacher: Tibor TumbasToday Tibor is preaching on a series of events that span chapters 36-39 of Isaiah. He challenges us to think about what (or Who) we ultimately rely upon.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: PraisePreacher: Jonathan SmithPastor Jonathan is preaching from Isaiah 11:1-9. In a world still marked by violence and fear, Isaiahʼs vision lifts our eyes to a deeper reality, the reign of the Spirit-filled King. This peaceable kingdom began in a manger and will one day fill the earth.PLEASE NOTE: There was a technical issue in recording this week's message, so the first 20 minutes may sound like it's continually dropping in and out. Around the 20 minute mark, about 1 minute of recording was lost. At this point the sound volume increases significantly. Our apologies.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: Jonathan SmithJonathan is preaching from Isaiah 9:1-7. The big idea is that in the midst of utter darkness and moral decay, God’s solution is not a new system, philosophy, or moral code, but a person — his own Son. The light that dawns in Galilee will one day flood the nations. In the birth of Christ, the Kingdom of God has been established on earth.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HudsonPreacher: Jonathan SmithBefore we can celebrate the birth of Christ, we must reckon with the holiness of God and the depth of our sin. Isaiahʼs vision reminds us that Advent begins with awe. Jesus who comes to us in the manger is the same Lord who sits enthroned in glory. Yet the coal that once touched Isaiahʼs lips has become the cross that purifies us forever. Like Isaiah, we who have been forgiven are now sent out with a message of hope.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Jacob ElzoPreacher: Jonathan SmithIsaiah 4 is short but full of promise. The big idea is that after judgment, renewal comes through Godʼs appointed King. Out of the wasteland of human failure, God raises up new life. This is not a triumph of human effort, but divine grace blooming where before there was only desolation.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Jonathan SmithThe Advent story begins here, not with shepherds and angels, but with the recognition that our world is broken, our worship tainted, and our hearts are in need of renewal. Godʼs holiness demands both judgment and mercy. He will not overlook sin, but neither will he abandon sinners. Only when we see our sin clearly can we grasp the wonder of salvation.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allOf life all about Jesus.
Reader: Mario’s KyriakouPreacher: Jonathan SmithThis Sunday, we join with believers around the world for the Open Doors International Day of Prayer for the persecuted church. Jesus said, “You will be hated because of me” (Matthew 10), yet he also promises, “Be faithful unto death, and I will give you the crown of life” (Revelation 2). Together we’ll open Scripture, hear stories of courage, and pray for believers who suffer for Christ today. Come ready to stand with our global family and to be strengthened in faith and hopeRed Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allOf life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O’LoughlinPreacher: Josh HennessyThis is week two of a two part mini-series titled “Dying To Live”. Last week Josh spoke of the worldy ideals we need to let die in order to live for Christ - worldly possessions, worldly dignity and worldly identity. Today Josh tells us what we should replace these ideals with. We should build treasures for heaven, become fools for Christ and live in our identity as children of God and heirs with Jesus in the kingdom.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allOf life all about Jesus.
Reader: Jacob ElzoPreacher: Josh HennessyMatt 13:44-46In this two part mini-series, Josh speaks to us about Dying To Live. As christians, we should not have a fear of death because Jesus has conquered death and has promised us a better everlasting life after this one. However, we don't always live like this. We often cling onto this life out of fear of death, almost like we do not believe the truth promised by God. Josh challenges us on the things that we hold too tightly, which we need to let die in order to live this life (and the next) to the fullest.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HudsonPreacher: Jonathan Smith1 Corinthians 3:5-11The twenty year history of our church bears witness to many things: the foresight of the Anglican Diocese, the faithful labour of God’s people, perseverance through hardship and suffering, and much more. But above all, and through all, and in all is God’s grace, power, provision, and love. Reflecting on these years, Jonathan takes us to various passages of Scripture that speak to our own journey over the past twenty years of gospel ministry.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Reader: Bek HudsonPreacher: John Hudson The book of Acts has challenged us to not be prejudiced, but we live in a politically polarised and prejudiced society. John gives us resources to better understand how we can navigate politics and cultural engagement, giving to Caesar what is Caesar’s and giving to God what is God’s in our modern western culture.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allOf life all about Jesus.
Reader: Esther HudsonPreacher: Tibor TumbasToday in Acts 10:34-48 we see Peter breaking through his prejudices because he realises that God's promises are for everyone - not just for the Jews. God shows no favouritism. We can be thankful for that. Tibor tells us of the conversion of Jeffrey Dahmer, a serial killer. If we are shocked to think that a person like Jeffrey Dahmer could become a Christian, then we under estimate the power of God. Conversely, if we wonder how could God accept and forgive such an evil person then we do not fully understand the grace of God. For the Jews of the first century, the acceptance of gentiles into the church is their equivalence of Jeffrey Dahmer, such was the disdain for the gentiles by the Jews. We need to consider how gracious is God because He has accepted us, and that is good news for us.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allbecauof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: Jonathan SmithToday in Acts 10:1–33 we see God preparing Peter and a Roman big shot named Cornelius for a meeting that will change history. We hear how God breaks down walls and calls his church to welcome all kinds of people into his kingdom. However, there is a warning for us in this message. God had to show Peter that his prejudices needed to be overcome, and yet, later in his ministry, Peter fell back upon his old prejudices. We may think we do not hold any prejudices, but we do. Prejudice is not tolerated by God, so we must continue to fall upon the mercy of God and repent of our own hidden prejudices.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Jonathan SmithToday we are looking at Acts, chapter 9, verses 31 to 43, where there is peace in the church following Paul's conversion. As a result of the peace, the church is able to do what it is meant to do - proclaim the name of Jesus by living like Jesus. Peter does exactly this. He witnessed Jesus healing a crippled man and bringing a person back to life. Peter is faced with the very same situtions. Imitating Jesus, Peter heals Aeneas and has him walking, and he raises Tabitha from the dead BUT it is not Peter who is doing this. Peter clearly states it is Jesus who is performing these miracles. Peter is just the conduit. Peter was an ordinary man living doing extraordinary things in the power of the Holy Spirit - and that is the lesson for us. We too are ordinary people and we too can do extraordinary things in the power of the Holy Spirit, to bring glory to God. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Bek HudsonPreacher: Jonathan SmithToday we witness one of the most dramatic transformations in the Bible - the conversion of Saul - which turns the church’s greatest threat into one of its greatest gifts. What we should also be aware of is that God does exactly the same with us. Because of his intimate love for us, he has called us to him through his sovereign power, just like he called Saul.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Bek HudsonPreacher: Jonathan SmithToday Pastor Jonathan is teaching on Philip's encounter with the Ethiopian eunuch and how he witnesses to this man and teaches him who Jesus is. Philip was just an ordinary person in the church - he wasn't an apostle or one of the leaders, but God used him to present the gospel to this Ehthiopian official.Was this coincidence that these two men met, or was it a divine appointment, orchestrated by God? Jonathan presents that it was a divine appointment. Anytime when we are challenged to present the gospel to someone, God has already started the process for the person to hear, so we need to adopt the attitude that something extraordinary will happen when we obey God and be both obedient and expectant.After all, the entire Book of Acts is about ordinary people doing extraordinary things by the power of the Holy Spirit, and these things did not stop in the first century.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: Jonathan SmithActs 8:4-25After the persecution in Jerusalem scattered the early believers, they began preaching the gospel wherever they went. This Sunday we will meet Simon the Sorcerer, a man who had previously amazed the people with his magic and claimed to be someone great. We’ll see that the gospel brings transformation - not just belief, but a change of heart - and that the power of God cannot be bought, but only received by grace.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Marios KyriakouPreacher: Jonathan SmithYou might have heard people say, “As soon as I became a Christian, life got much harder.” This is often true, and never more so than for Stephen. He became a Christian at Pentecost, was put in charge of the mercy ministry (in last week’s passage), put up on trial for blasphemy, and (in next week’s passage) will be put to death for following Jesus. This Sunday’s passage focusses on the charges levelled at him and his brilliant defence of the truth of the gospel.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Jonathan SmithThe faithful ministry of Word and Spirit results in rapid growth for the early church. This is a beautiful display of God’s grace, but it also makes life more complicated and potentially divisive. In response to these growing pains, the Apostles appoint faithful servants to aid in the ministry of pastoral care. Churches today must do the same.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Bek HudsonPreacher: John HudsonWe are in the final week of three where John is taking us on a journey that shows us the resources that we have in the Gsopel. Today he shows how the gospel fully satisfies. Placing our hope in people, careers, material possession, or for that matter, anything other than the gospel, we will eventually be unsatisfied because the circumstances around these other things change. God never changes. Jesus is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: John HudsonIn week two where John is taking us on a journey that shows us the resources that we have in the Gsopel, he shows talks of a hope that will never disappoint us, unlike anything else we may place our hope in.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: John HudsonOver the next three weeks John is taking us on a journey where he shows us that all we need is within the Gospel. Today he shows that our meaning and the meaning of life is in Jesus and not in anything we create.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Anne MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithRecalling the big picture message from the first week, we are ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit to witness to the Lord Jesus to the ends of the earth.In today's message from Acts 5:12-42 we see the infant church is faced with growing persecution as the religious leaders become more hardened in their opposition to the gospel ministry of the Apostles.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Phillip IncePreacher: Jonathan SmithRecalling the big picture message from the first week, we are ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit to witness to the Lord Jesus to the ends of the earth.In today's message from Acts 4:32-5:11, we see how the early church shared their possessions. It was not communism where everthing you own belongs to the state, rather it was "what is mine is yours".However, whereever this is good, there is the opportunity for evil and deception. We see this is the behaviour of Ananias and his wife Sapphira. This is a difficult passage, and Pastor Jonathan explains this to us with what the real sin of Ananias and Sapphira was.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: Tibor TumbasRecalling the big picture message from the first week, we are ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit to witness to the Lord Jesus to the ends of the earth.In today's message from Acts 4:23-31, we see how the early church, in the face of persecution, prays to God to help them to speak with boldness, and the Holy Spirit responds accordingly.Tibor teaches that we are not to pray to God as though he is a holy vending machine at our call, but to ask for boldness to represent his church just like the early church.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Judy CarrPreacher: Jonathan SmithRecalling the big picture message from the first week, we are ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit to witness to the Lord Jesus to the ends of the earth.In today's message from Acts 4:1-22, we see Peter & John arrested for teaching in the name of Jesus. Facing the religious power brokers of Israel, these two men proclaim the Power Of Jesus' name by which the lame beggar was healed (see Acts 3 & last week's message).Peter goes on to proclaim that it is by Jesus' name that salvation comes, and when threatened by these powerful men to not speak in the name of Jesus again, Peter and John boldy claim that they must server God and continue to speak.Pastor Jonathan shows us that the same power, salvation and boldness is available to us. We need to be filled with the Holy Spirit and to speak in the name of Jesus.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Bek HudsonPreacher: Jonathan SmithRecalling the big picture message from the first week, we are ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit to witness to the Lord Jesus to the ends of the earth.In today's message from Acts 3, we see Peter & John heal a man who was lame from birth. Peter and John are imitating what Jesus did - healing people in the power of The Holy Spirit. Peter then explains to everybody how and why this was able to happen.From our perspective this event shows us three important and fundamental things:1. The forgiveness of all sins;2. The restoration of all things;3. The salvation of all peoples.Pastor Jonathan expounds and explores on each of these principles.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Mel TruongPreacher: Jonathan SmithRecalling the big picture message from the first week, we are ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit to witness to the Lord Jesus to the ends of the earth.In today's message from Acts 2:42-47, we see how the early church lived. The people followed the teaching of the apostles, fellowshipped together, broke bread and prayed.The early church did not have the New Testament like we do today, so the teaching focussed on the Old Testament and how the scriptures pointed to Jesus. Fellowship, in the context of the early church, is a word we don't fully understand. It is MUCH more than "hangin gout" together; instead it is sacrificially giving ourselves for others. The Breaking of Bread may have meant communion, or it may have meant sharing meals together - possibly it was both. Prayer was something the early church did multiple times per day - coming from a Jewish background these people were used to praying at fixed times of the day and spontaneously. We need to think of our prayer times as unstructured. We need to schedule prayer into our daily Christian life.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Jonathan SmithRecalling the big picture message from the first week, we are ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit to witness to the Lord Jesus to the ends of the earth.In today's message from Acts 2:14-41, the apostle Peter explains what the people are seeing and hearing and why it is happening. The Old Covenant has been replaced by a New Covenant, where the Holy Spirit is poured out upon all who find their lives in Jesus, no matter the circumstance. Because God sees Jesus when he looks at those who call Jesus "Lord", God will NEVER remove the Holy Spirit from us.This is new! Unlike the Old Covenant, God would give his Spirit to a few and only for a specific purpose, and once that purpose was done, he would remove his Spirit because the person was not holy and righteous. But not now!Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Mel TruongPreacher: Jonathan SmithRecalling the big picture message from the first week, we are ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit to witness to the Lord Jesus to the ends of the earth.In today's message from Acts 2:1-13, God sends his Holy Spirit upon the apostles at Pentecost. The Holy Spirit comes like Wind and Fire, synonomous with the way God has appeared many times in the past throughout the Old Testament, and like wind, we cannot control the actions of God's Spirit.However, as a church, we need to ask ourselves if we are truly welcoming The Spirit or are we hindering The Spirit with our actions.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithRecalling the big picture message from last week, we are ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit to witness to the Lord Jesus to the ends of the earth.In today's message from Acts 1:12-26, the remaining 11 apostles choose a new member to bring htem back to twelve apostles. But they didn't do it in an ad-hoc manners. They consulted scripture to ensure that they should be twelve apostles, not eleven. Then they prayed and sought the counsel of others, including God. This is how it shoudl be for us as we make decisions in out lives and in the life of our church.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Gehan PerieraPreacher: Jonathan SmithToday we start a new series in the Book Of Acts. This series will cover almost a year, so it will be broken down into smaller parts. The first part covers Chapters 1 through 5 and will take 10 weeks.Today Pastor Jonathan is looking at Acts 1:1-11. Jesus spends forty days with his disciples preparing them for when he will ascend back to Heaven and to empower them with the Holy Spirit. The big picture message from this week is like the disciples, we are ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit to witness to the Lord Jesus to the ends of the earth.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Bek HudsonPreacher: Jonathan SmithIt's Resurection Sunday, or more comonly called Easter Sunday. The greatest day of the Christian calendar, the day Jesus rose from the dead. This is the perfect day to celebrate baptism, so today we celebrate this glorious day with the baptism of Simi & Jake.Today they die to their old selves and raised to new life in Jesus!Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithIt's Good Friday, but a question that many people, even those within the church, often ask is why? Why is this day considered good? Pastor Jonathan answers this time old question in today's message.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Gehan PerieraPreacher: Joshua HenesseyRed Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Bek HudsonPreacher: John HudsonToday John looks into Isaiah 49:1-16 - The Servant Of The Lord, where God shows that his servant is here to redeem the whole earth, not just Israel, and if we ever think that God doesn't really love us, John dispels these thoughts by using this scripture.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Levi DacionPreacher: Jonathan SmithToday Pastor Jonathan finishes the series on generosity. Like anything, to be good at it, you need to practice, so today Jonathan shows us four things we can practice to become more generous.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Judy CarrPreacher: Jonathan SmithToday Pastor Jonathan continues with part two of a three part series on generosity. Today Jonathan challenges us to look at who is the real god of our lives. Is it God or is it money and all of the materialism that goes with money?We need to be honest and admit that it's probably a mixture of both, but Jesus was clear in Matthew 6 that we cannot love both God and money. We will serve one or the other, and use the other to serve the first. Will we use money to serve God, or will we use God to serve our desire for money?It all becoames a question of the heart and leads us to "Choose Our God".Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: Jonathan SmithToday Pastor Jonathan takes us back into Genesis so we can reflect on God's generosity in creating the world and us. He then reflects on Jesus' teaching around money and asks the question "do we live with an abundance mindset or a scarcity mindset?"The answer to this question determines how generous we are. This is the first part of a three part series looking at generosity. Today we focuus on our head space around generosity, nexxt week, the heart space, and finally, purring our head and heart into action.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Joshua HennessyToday Pastor Josh is looking at Matthew, Ch 28:16-20, which is commonly known as The Great Commission. Jesus tells his disciples to go into the world and make disciples, teaching people about himself.We are called to do the same. Since we are truly blessed to be members of God's kingdom, surely we would want to share this goodness with others.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Anne MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithPsalm 63 is a call to always praise God - especially when we are at a low point in our lives. We have a tendency to try and find other things in our lives to satisfy our needs, yet they all leave us dry and desolate, without water (Ps 63:1), but God is the fountain of never ending water.In comparison, it is ridiculous to seek these other things when God is there.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Joanna JustusPreacher: Joshua HenesseyPsalm 100 is a short psalm of praise and thanksgiving, but like everything in the scriptures, it is full of depth. Josh tells us not only why we should do as the psalm says but also how we can do what the psalm says. He also shows us that Jesus not only preached what is said here, but he also lived it out. We are called to do the same.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Chad LoftisToday guest preacher Chad Loftis is looking at Psalms 112 and 113. These two psalms look at the rightessnous we should live and the rightessnous of God. We may think that our rightessnous comes from us living a certain way, with high moralistic values, etc, but Chad tells us that our rightessnous comes from how we live in relationship with other people and how we treat them.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Levi DacionPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh & BekToday Pastor Jonathan is looking at Psalm 39. Our society today does whatever it can to avoid talking about death. Jonathan even spoke about where in the past he has spoken about death in sermons, some people reomstrated with him.The bible, however, is full of death, and this psalm is no different. If we look at death as inevitable and focus on living our lives to the fullest in Jesus and placing all our trust into God for our future, then death has no power over us, and that is very good news.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Bek, Josh & SusieToday Pastor Jonathan is looking at Psalm 4. David, the all powerful king, realises that he does not have the power to solve all problems. So many of our leaders today try to make us believe they can solve society's problems - economic, housing, employment, law and order. Instead, society is left more divided. David tells us that only God has the ability to solve all of our life issues, and Jonathan supports this argument as well. Putting our trust in anything other than God and his son is idolatry.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Judy CarrPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Red Door Worship TeamToday Pastor Jonathan is looking at Psalm 46. This psalm opens with the verse "God is our refuge and strength, a helper who is always found in times of trouble". At certain times in our lives it feels like God is not there, but he is. God also commads us in verse 10 to "Stop fighting, and know than I am God." Other translationshave this verse as reading "Be still, and know that I am God." Jonathan hints that what we are fighting is the busyness, hurry and overload in our lives. God commands us to stop fighting this busyness.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Daniel YongPreacher: Josh HennessyMusic: Josh Hennessy & Bek HudsonToday Josh is teaching from Psalm 36. It seems that this psalm is telling us that evil people will be punished and those who follow God are blessed, however Josh asks us to look deep into this psalm. Jesus told people that many who claim to follow him will be rejected because they are following a God of their own making and not truly following him. This is the crux of this psalm - if we are only following God for the things he brings to us and not truly following him with our heart and soul, then we are one of the people Jesus says "I never knew you. Depart from me, you lawbreakers" (Matt 7:23).However, if we are doing our best to make God the centre of our life then we can only marvel at the blessings of God in this psalm where his faithful love reaches to heaven (v5) and his righteousness is like the highest mountain (v6)Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Gehan PereriaPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh HenesseyToday Pastor Jonathan is teaching from Psalm 146, a psalm which starts with the command Hallelujah! Literally, this word means "All of you, praise the Lord", and with the exclamation point, it's a command.When we read this, we often take it one of two ways - with pride because we are praising God daily, or with dispair because we are not. Jonathan teaches us that we're looking at this wrong. In John's gospel (Jn 17:4), Jesus says that he'scompleted everything God has asked him to do. This statement is BEFORE his crucifixion and resurrection, so what is Jesus referrring to here? He is referring to the way that he has lived his life in constant praise of God, and so, as being members of the body of Christ, we can worship and praise God freely. Jesus is the leader, and we are just a part of the choir, where the sound of all voices together in praise is beautiful. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: Jonathan SmithToday we start our twelfth year of exploring the Psalms during the summer break. Pastor Jonathan is teaching from Psalm 30, a psalm where David looks at how great things are when he's walking with God, but also how bad things are when he turns from God.The message from this psalm is that even though he was far from God at the time he wrote this, David turned back to God. The same applies to us. When things are going very good in our lives, it's then that we have a tendency to turn away from God, and then fall into sin,but God, in his mercy, disciplines us to bring us back into right relationship with him. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Josh HennessyToday is Christmas Day, and in this message Josh goes back to the start of creation. This seems like a strange place to start when it's Christmas. Shouldn't we start at the birth of Jesus? No, Josh wants us to understand why Jesus was born, so we can marvel more at what God has done for us. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Jonathan SmithPreacher: Doug CarrMusic: Josh HenesseyToday is Christmas Eve, and in this final message from our series of The Women Of Advent, Doug tells us of the story of Mary, a young woman who would have been ostracised by her culture for being unmarried and pregnant. Yet throughout this whole series we have seen how God has incorporated women considered "scandalous" by their society into his redemption plan for the world.We can take comfort in this, particularly when we recognise that we are not righteous, but God in his grace, still chooses to use us for his plans and glory. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Marios KyriakouPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Henessey & Bek HudsonThis week is the fourth week of Advent for 2024. Today Pastor Jonathan is looking into how Bathsheba fits into the birth of Jesus, exploring no matter how broken people are in their behaviour, God can and does use these very people to bring about his plans.We can take comfort in this, particularly when we recognise that we are not righteous, but God in his grace, still chooses to use us for his plans and glory. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: Josh henesseyMusic: Leslie Edis, Josh HenesseyThis week is the third week of Advent for 2024. Today Josh is looking into how Ruth fits into the birth of Jesus, exploring no matter how broken people are in their behaviour, God can and does use these very people to bring about his plans.We can take comfort in this, particularly when we recognise that we are not righteous, but God in his grace, still chooses to use us for his plans and glory. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John Hargrave Preacher: Tibor TumbasMusic: Bek & John Hudon, Josh HenesseyThis week is the second week of Advent for 2024. Today Tibor is looking into how Rahab fits into the birth of Jesus, exploring no matter how broken people are in their behaviour, God can and does use these very people to bring about his plans.We can take comfort in this, particularly when we recognise that we are not righteous, but God in his grace, still chooses to use us for his plans and glory. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Levi Dacion Preacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Henessey & Joanna JustusThis week is the start of Advent for 2024. In this series, we look at the women mentioned in the genealogy of Jesus in the first chapter of Matthew's gospel.Today Pastor Jonathan is looking into how Tamar fits into the birth of Jesus, exploring no matter how broken people are in their behaviour, God can and does use these very people to bring about his plans.We can take comfort in this, particularly when we recognise that we are not righteous, but God in his grace, still chooses to use us for his plans and glory. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Gehan PereiraPreacher: Jonathan SmithThis week Jonathan is preaching from Luke 18:1-8. This short parable reveals that as we wait for Christ's return, Christians will suffer injustice. Unlike the judge in the parable, God is just and will eagerly hear and answer our pleas for help. Our part is to persevere in prayer.Today we are doing something a bit different. Normally we end the sermon with a song that is reflective of what we have just heard, however, we end today's message with prayer for the persecuted church around the world, keeping in line with the teaching from this parable. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Doug Carr Preacher: Jonathan Smith Music: Leslie Edis & Josh Henessey The Parable of the Prodigal Son reveals that God’s love and grace is immense beyond our wildest dreams. Irrespective of the mess we have made of our lives, his overwhelming desire is to welcome us home with open arms. However, as per all of Jesus's parables, there is more to ths story than we normally think. This story is actually about TWO lost sons - the 'bad' son who squandered his father's wealth, and the 'good' one who stayed home. The church is like the 'good' son - at times thinking we are better than others, when in reality we are not, and so therefore miss out on the overwhelming desire of God to welcome us into the party as well. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Reader: Anne MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Henessey, John Hudson & Bek HudsonToday Pastor Jonathan looks at the parable of The Grand Banquet. Jesus turns the social norms of the first century ancient world upside down when he says that we shouldn't invite people to our social events because they can return the favour to us.Instead, we should invite those who can never repay the favour. God's kingdom is exactly like this. God has invited us to the everlasting party that will be in heaven, but there is absolutely no possible way we could repay him.We are the the poor, maimed, blind and lame in this parable because we are spiritually poor, maimed by the power of sin, blinded from seeing the truth and lame because we cannot enter the kingdom of heaven on our own. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: John HudsonMusic: Josh Hennessy, Joanna Justus & Bek HudsonToday John looks at the parable of The Good Samaritan. Often times we look at this parable and hope we can be like the Good Samaritan, but John wants us to look at this parable from a different perspective.What if we are the person who was robbed, the victim who the Good Samaritan helped? If Jesus symbolises the Good Samaritan, do we recognise the full grace and sacrificial love we have been given, like theGood Samaritan has provided to the robbed man? Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithGod’s forgiveness is vast and extravagant, and he calls the forgiven to exercise grace in forgiving others from the heart. The consequences for unforgiveness are dire.This week Pastor Jonathsn look at Jesus’ convicting parable of the unforgiving servant. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Daniel YongPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh HenesseyToday Pastor Jonathan starts a new series on The Parables Of Jesus. This first message looks at the parable of The Sower, and Jonathan explains to us why Jesus taught in parables. message for us is to investigate for ourselves the underlying truth and message of the gospel that is found in the parables.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Marios KyriakouPreacher: Josh HenesseyMusic: John Hudson, Josh Henessey & Natalie TumbasToday Josh gives Red Door Church his testamony, and part of that is how two young men discipled him when he was a teenager. The unconditionally gave their time and other resources to help Josh understand who he is in God's Kingdom.There was a cost involved by these 2 men - a cost that Josh couldn't repay, and a cost these men did not expect to be repaid. Being a follower of Jesus and loving other people like he did has a cost. Are we prepared to really offer costly sacrifices to be a follower of Jesus?Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: John HudsonMusic: Josh Henessey & Mel TruongToday John Hudson presents the final week of our Job mini-series. After his friends’ terrible theology, the Lord speaks and gives his answer. Then we see Job’s final restoration.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Mel TruongPreacher: John HudsonMusic: Josh Henessey, Joanna Justus & Bek HudsonToday John continues in a three week mini-series on the Book Of Job. Today's message is titled 'Miserable Comforters'. Job's friends initially sit with Job to bring him comfort, but then they try to solve why Job is suffering - saying he must have sinned and so he is being punished.John points out the error in their thought process. It is a similar trap that we can fall into, so John points out how we should respond when we face trials and sufferings.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Levi DacionPreacher: John HudsonMusic: Josh Henessey, Joanna Justus & Bek HudsonToday John starts a three week mini-series on the Book Of Job. Today's message is titled 'Questions Of Suffering'. John does not try to solve the question of why God allows suffering, but by the same token, he does not give the stock standard cliche responses that are often heard when this difficult topic is breached.Interestingly, even though Job suffers, it is God hwo allows Satan just enough rope that Satan hangs himself.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Judy CarrPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Henessey & Natalie TimbusToday Pastor Jonathan compares the person King David was and what he was meant, to be to King Jesus. David was tempted and gave in to his sin; Jesus was tempted but did not. David was punished for his sin; Jesus was punished for ours. Finally, David was pardoned from his sin because of the sacrifice he made; we are pardoned from our sins because of the blood bought sacrifice Jesus made.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: John & Bek Hudson, Joanna JustusToday's message is hard, however it is in the Bible, so we need to navigate this hard truth and understand both why this story is there and what is its purpose. The story of then rape of Tamar by her half-brother Amnon is full of evil. It proves that as a society, we are no different to the ancient Israelites. Sexual violence is too prevalent in our society.Pastor Jonathan encourages people who have been affected by te evil of sexual violence to come to Jesus for healing and hope.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Henessey, Leslie Edis & Bek HudsonFrom the peak where David had God's heart in establishing the kingdom as a nation governed by God's law, he gives into his desires and has an adulterous relationship with another man's wife. When things go wrong (Bathsheba is pregnant), David schemes to cover the affair, ultimately leading to the murder of Bathsheba's husband Uriah.We are no different. When tempted by sin we can give in to it, or we can turn away. If we give in to the sin, we can repent and turn away or we can continue down the slippery road of no return. The choice is ours, and how we respond defines how we truly place our faith and trust in God.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Leslie Edis, Joanna Justus & Josh HenesseyDavid had God's heart in establishing the kingdom as a nation governed by God's law, and in dealing justly with his people. In his personal life, David was less consistent, but his merciful dealings with Mephibosheth bear witness to his godly heart.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Anne MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh HenesseyDavid thought is was God's will for him to build God a temple. It wasn't. So, how do we discern God's will? Jonathan explores how we can discern God's will for our lives, but we also need to realise that we also need to act in faith, and if it isn't God's will, he will redirect our plans to his.David wanted to build God a house but God redirected David's will to his own plan, which is far greater. Isn't this the same for us?Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus
Preacher: Jonathan SmithAfter failing to bring the Ark Of The Covenant to Jerusalem in the past, David learns from the past and transported the ark the way God instructed. After taking the first tentative six steps, he stopped and worshipped God.Like us, David recognised that there is nothing he could do to stand in the presence of the Holy God, but in God's mercy and compassion, He has provided the way.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Mel TruongPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh HenneseyWe begin our new series in the book of 2 Samuel in chapters 1-2. The previous king of Israel, King Saul is dead, along with his son, Jonathan. David’s response is to grieve the death of the man (Saul) who tried to kill him. He is then anointed king over Judah (the southern kingdom of Israel).We’ll learn more about 2 Samuel and King David in general, and we’ll focus on the theme of ‘anointing’ which is central to the book.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Daniel YongPreacher: Chad LoftisRed Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Joanna JustusPreacher: Tibor TumbasMusic: Josh Hennessy & Bek HudsonOver the past four weeks, Josh & Tibor have used Paul's letter to the Galatian churches to explain the gospel. Today Tibor explores what is involved to live out the gospel by holding ourselves and others accountable, supporting others, and living more like Jesus.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Levi DacionPreacher: Josh Hennessy Music: Leslie Edis & Joanna JustusOver the past two weeks, Josh & Tibor have used Paul's letter to the Galatian churches to explain the gospel. Today Josh shows us what it means to live out the gospel, by surrendering our own desires so that we can live and be more like Jesus - or as Paul puts it, to live by The Spirit and not according to our flesh.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Tibor TumbasMusic: Josh Hennessy & Nat TumbasTibor shows how the early Galatian church started practising a false gospel; one where they believed they were justified in God because of faith in Jesus AND by fulfilling Jewish customs of the law - a faith that consists partly on their own merits.In our performance based culture, we need to be careful that we do not fall into the same trap. Nothing we do can justify us before God. Only our faith in Jesus, and the works that he has done (not us), can justify us.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Josh HennesseyMusic: Josh Hennessey & John HudsonToday we start a new mini-series on Paul's letter to the Galatians, led by Josh Hennessey and Tibor Timbos. Josh leads us through the first chapter of this letter, expressing what the true gospel is. This is important because even now,some odd 2,000 years after Jesus's death and resurrection, we have churches teaching a gospel different to the one Jesus and Paul taught - and that gospel message is simply that it is by Grace Alone, Faith Alone, In Christ Alone that we are saved.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Leslie Edis & Bek HudsonToday Pastor Jonathan is taking us through the last topic in our series on The Apostle's Creed - The New Creation. Though the creed is not scripture, it clearly states beliefs that all Christians hold - the beliefs that are consistent across all churches and denominations. The statements contained in the creed are all substantiated by scripture. This message looks at the final lines of The Creed:“... the resurrection of the body and the live everlasting.”Jonathan challenges us to truly believe in the resurrection of our physical bodies, which is contrary to the dominant Greek philosphies of the time; to try and help us understand what has happened to people who have died in this life but have not yet been resurrected; and finally, to look at what life everlasting is all about.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Bishop Brad BillingsMusic: Josh Hennessey, Bek Hudson & Joanna JustusToday Bishop Brad is taking us through the seventh topic in our series on The Apostle's Creed - The Church and The Saints. Though the creed is not scripture, it clearly states beliefs that all Christians hold - the beliefs that are consistent across all churches and denominations. The statements contained in the creed are all substantiated by scripture. This message looks at the line of The Creed that continues on from "I believe in the Holy Spirit" with:“... the Holy Universal Church, the communion of saints”Bishop Brad details how the church is NOT a bunch of buildings, but the people within, and then goes on to describe who belongs to the church - the saints.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh HennesseyToday Pastor Jonathan is taking us through the sixth topic in our series on The Apostle's Creed - The Holy Spirit Though the creed is not scripture, it clearly states beliefs that all Christians hold - the beliefs that are consistent across all churches and denominations. The statements contained in the creed are all substantiated by scripture. This message looks at the line of The Creed that reads:“I believe in the Holy Spirit”Without the Holy Spirit, we cannot believe. He changes our hearts to enable us to believe.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Hennessey & Joanna JustusToday Pastor Jonathan is taking us through the fifth topic in our series on The Apostle's Creed - Jesus Coming Again. Though the creed is not scripture, it clearly states beliefs that all Christians hold - the beliefs that are consistent across all churches and denominations. The statements contained in the creed are all substantiated by scripture. This message looks at the line of The Creed that reads:“From there he will come to judge the living and the dead”This can be quite scary and daunting, knowing that Jesus is coming back to judge all people, but Jonathan presents that this is actually very good news for believers.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Bek & John Hidson, Josh HennesseyToday Pastor Jonathan is taking us through the fourth topic in our series on The Apostle's Creed - Jesus: Risen And Ascended. Though the creed is not scripture, it clearly states beliefs that all Christians hold - the beliefs that are consistent across all churches and denominations. The statements contained in the creed are all substantiated by scripture. This message looks at the fourth line of The Creed:“On the third day he rose again; he ascended into heaven”If there is no resurrection, then Christianity has no hope, and we ought to be pitied because of our belief and "weird" behaviour. Similarly, if Jesus did not ascend to heaven, then he is not ruling, and we are submitting to a lie. However, if Jesus did rise again and is seated in heaven then our entire lives and actions must be modelled around that belief.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Wisdom For Wellbeing.Mental Health is a huge issue in our culture. Today there is less stigma around mental illness, but it still exists.Our panelists answers questions from people who attended the Red Door Church seminar on Mental Health.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Wisdom For Wellbeing.Mental Health is a huge issue in our culture. Today there is less stigma around mental illlness, but it still exists.This seminar looks at mental health from a Christian perspective. This session is presented by Chad Loftis, a Christian Counsellor.He looks at anxiety & faith. Is it sinful to be anxious, or is anxiety something else? Chad tells us that we can use anxiety as a "messenger" to help us find God and use the anxiety for find what we really need.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Wisdom For Wellbeing.Mental Health is a huge issue in our culture. Today there is less stigma around mental illlness, but it still exists.This seminar looks at mental health from a Christian perspective. This session is presented by Dr Rod Smith, a psychiatrist.He looks at what defines a mental health disorder and discusses treatment options available. However, Rod does not just look attreating mental health disorders with medications, though that is his area of expertise. He looks at treatment in a holistic manner due to his understanding from Psalm 139 that people are fearfully and wonderfully made.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: John HudsonMusic: Leslie Edis & Joanna JustusToday John is taking us through the third topic in our series on The Apostle's Creed - Jesus: Dead And Buried. Though the creed is not scripture, it clearly states beliefs that all Christians hold - the beliefs that are consistent across all churches and denominations. The statements contained in the creed are all substantiated by scripture. This message looks at the third line of The Creed:"He suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried."John shows us that Christianity could be easily falsified by simply proving that Jesus did not die. However, history has proven that he did in fact die and was buried. He didn't "sort of die", he 100% died and was buried.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Hennessey & Bek HudsonToday Pastor Jonathan is starting a new series on The Apostle's Creed. Though the creed is not scripture, it clearly states beliefs that all Christians hold - the beliefs that are consistent across all churches and denominations. The statements contained in the creed are all substantiated by scripture. This message looks at the first line of The Creed:"I believe in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the virgin Mary."Jonathan explores the three statements made in this line of the Creed - that Jesus is the Son of God, his conception and birth - detailing that without the Holy Spirit, Jesus is just another man and without the virgin birth he is not fully human.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Hennessey & Joanna JustusToday Pastor Jonathan is starting a new series on The Apostle's Creed. Though the creed is not scripture, it clearly states beliefs that all Christians hold - the beliefs that are consistent across all churches and denominations. The statements contained in the creed are all substantiated by scripture. This message looks at the first line of The Creed:"I believe in God, the Father almighty, creator of heaven and earth"Jonathan explores what it means to believe, what it means for God to be "Father" and how we can worship God be seeing the beauty of His creation.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Judy CarrPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Bek & John HudsonToday Pastor Jonathan is preaching a stand alone message on generosity. He explores God's generosity towards us, our failure to show that same generosity to others, and then provides an antidote to the greed that affects humanity.He then challenges the regular members Of Red Door Church with a vision the Parish Council has for the future. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: John HudsonMusic: Josh HennesseyIn this two week mini-series, John has selected some specific verses from the Book Of Proverbs. In this message, John shows us from a biblical perspective what this book says about friendship - it's importance, how we can discover friendship, forging these friendships and where we get the power to work on our friendships.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: John HudsonIn this two week mini-series, John has selected some specific verses from the Book Of Proverbs. In our lives, we spend an enormous amount of time in our work and with friends and family. This book looks into these two areas of our lives from a biblical perspective. Today's message from John looks at our work.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Gehan PerieraPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Red Door Worship TeamIn the final sermon of this seris, Pastor Jonathan tells us another reason why Jesus came to die - to open the way for us. Death is the tragic destiny of every human ever born. But through death, Jesus makes a way for us to live forever.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Daniel WangPreacher: Josh HennesseyMusic: Bek & John HudsonToday is Good Friday and Josh explains to us the oxymoron of God's son dying as the greatest gift of love ever. The brokenness of the world gives us good cause to question God's love, but the cross stands as timeless proof.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Marios KyriakouPreacher: Jonathan SmithTonight, Maundy Thursday Pastor Jonathan teaches that one of the reasons why Jesus came to die was to set an example for us. The latin word Maundy means "command" and it is from this latin term that we get our word "mandate". So on this night, Jesus mandated his disciples, which includes us, to live our lives like he did by loving others and loving sacrificially. Christ's once-for-all death frees us to imitate living sacrificially for the sake of others.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Hennessey & Joanna TurokToday Pastor Jonathan teaches that one of the reasons why Jesus came to die was to kill racial hostility. Our hostility towards racial and ethnic identities is a gospel issue. All people are created in God's image and people from all nations and of all languages (and customs) will worship him in heaven, so we cannot justify any hositility we may have to people who are not like us. Jesus died to put these things to death.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: John & Bek HudsonToday Pastor Jonathan teaches that one of the reasons why Jesus came to die was to lift the curse. Our failure to keep the law of God means we are under a curse, unable to save ourselves. Jesus' death lifts the curse.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Levi DiaconPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Hennessey & Joanna JustusToday Pastor Jonathan teaches that one of the reasons why Jesus came to die was to defeat the devil. Some christians focus too much on the devil and his powers, while others are almost flippant about Satan. Pastor Jonathan uses biblical texts to show ushow to find the right balance between these two extremes, so that we are aware of Satan and his attempts to distract us from God, but also aware that there is nothing he can do to us because Jesus's death and resurrection has disarmed the devil from his most powerful weapon.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Jonathan SmithPreacher: James TruongMusic: Josh HennesseyJames takes us through Psalm 23. This well known psalm tells the story of how God is our shepherd, but James makes an interesting point. Shepherds work with a flock of sheep, but this psalm reflects on our God having a personal relationship with each and every one of us - He shepherds us each individually and personally. He also points out that a sheep cannot survive without the shepherd's guidance and assistance - and it is the same with us - we do not survive well without God's shepherding of us.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Joanna JustusPreacher: Jemima JustusMusic: Leslie Edis, Jo Turok, Joanna JustusJemima takes us through Psalm 6. David pours out his heart to God where he is in turmoil and fear due to his actions that deserve discipline. However by the end of the psalm David knows that God has heard his prayer. The psalm does not tell us if David's concerns have been remedied, but it does tell us that David is at peace with his emotions and with God.Jemima suggests that when we have concerns and worries we should take them to God.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: Josh HennesseyMusic: Bek & John Hudson, Joanna JustusJosh takes us through Psalm 3, David pours out his heart to God. Unfortunately, many churches in the past have taught people not to bear their true emotions to God in prayer. Yet that is exactly what David does in this psalm as he reflects on his problems and where he sees the only one who can save him from this danger is God himself. Josh teaches us to be honest with God - after all, he knows what we're feeling anyway so it's easier to be truthful and honest about our emotions and struggles.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Judy CarrPreacher: James TruongMusic: Josh Hennessey & Jo TurokJames takes us through Psalm 37, where the psalmist shows two different ways of life - the way of evil or the way of righteousness. It's like choosing a "team" to follow. James challenges us to follow the "winning" team of righteousness by following God and Jesus, even though that seems like the hardest choice. But paraphrasing the English government during WWII, James suggests that we remain calm and carry on our lives.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Mel TruongPreacher: John HudsonMusic: Bek & John Hudson, Joanna JustusJohn takes us through Psalm 39, where David cries out in despair for what he sees happening in the world, and what he sees as his sins and failings. Many people have wondered why this psalm is in the bible. John surmises it shows us just how much God really understands us.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Gehan PerieraPreacher: Tibor TumbasMusic: Leslie Edis & Natalie TumbasTibor is taking us through Psalm 1, where the psalmist points out the consequences of choosing to follow God or not. This psalm is not a set of rules of "do this", "don't do that", but rather a statement of ultimately what happens when we make the choice to follow God or not.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'LoughlinPreacher: John HudsonMusic: Josh Hennessey & John HudsonJohn is taking us through Psalm 34, a poem that emphasises the goodness of God. John shows how we can see God's goodness in the past, taste his goodness in the present, and trust his goodness for the future, no matter what is occurring in our lives.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Daniel WongPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Leslie EdisPastor Jonathan is taking us through Psalm 20, a hymn of blessing which is fitting for our first service of the new year.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Marios KyriakouPreacher: Jonathan SmithIt's Christmas Day. We've all heard the message of Christmas many times before, so today Pastor Jonathan is looking at the Christmas message from a different viewpoint. The message of Christmas is scandalous. It was then and it is now. See for yourself how scandalous this message is and then ask yourself if you where you fit into the scandal.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Gehan PereiraPreacher: Jonathan SmithIsaiah prophesied that a light would come into the world to save God's people. During Isaiah's time there were wars and conflicts occurring around the Israelite nation. The people believed this light would save them from these conflicts.Our world today is no different - there are wars and armed conflicts everywhere, but this light is not going to save us from these conflicts. Instead, Jesus, the Light Of The World, will save us from God's wrath. We rejoice in this not only at Christmas but every single day.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Hennessey & Joanna JustusDuring Advent 2023, Pastor Jonathan will be looking at four aspects of Advent - Hope, Peace, Joy and Love. Our society focuses much on the first Advent - the coming of Jesus as a baby at Christmas, but it doesn't focus very much at all on his second coming as Lord and Judge of the earth.We have just finished a series on Revelation, so this has enabled us to be more prepared to focus in the second Advent. Jonathan helps us to see the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love in BOTH Advents. Today, we look at the Love Jesus brings us in all circumstances.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Mel TruongPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Red Door Worship TeamDuring Advent 2023, Pastor Jonathan will be looking at four aspects of Advent - Hope, Peace, Joy and Love. Our society focuses much on the first Advent - the coming of Jesus as a baby at Christmas, but it doesn't focus very much at all on his second coming as Lord and Judge of the earth.We have just finished a series on Revelation, so this has enabled us to be more prepared to focus in the second Advent. Jonathan helps us to see the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love in BOTH Advents. Today, we look at the Joy Jesus brings us in all circumstances.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Hennessey & Joanna TurokDuring Advent 2023, Pastor Jonathan will be looking at four aspects of Advent - Hope, Peace, Joy and Love. Our society focuses much on the first Advent - the coming of Jesus as a baby at Christmas, but it doesn't focus very much at all on his second coming as Lord and Judge of the earth.We have just finished a series on Revelation, so this has enabled us to be more prepared to focus in the second Advent. Jonathan helps us to see the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love in BOTH Advents. Today, we look at the Peace Jesus brings us.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Red Door Worship TeamDuring Advent 2023, Pastor Jonathan will be looking at four aspects of Advent - Hope, Peace, Joy and Love. Our society focuses much on the first Advent - the coming of Jesus as a baby at Christmas, but it doesn't focus very amuch at all on his second coming as Lord and Judge of the earth.We have just finished a series on Revelation, so this has enabled us to be more prepared to focus in the second Advent. Jonathan helps us to see the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love in BOTH Advents.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Judy CarrPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Leslie Edis & Joanna TurokPastor Jonathan teaches in Revelation, chapter 22 - The End, where God's plan for the new earth and his people is completed.Jonathan emphasises Jesus will come soon, but "soon" does not mean in the next little while. If we consider eternity, then the past 2,000 years is a micro amount of time, and if we consider that God wants as mnay people as possible to have the gift of eternal life then the world should not scoff when it hears that Jesus is coming soon.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Mel TruongPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Red Door Worship TeamPastor Jonathan teaches in Revelation, chapter 21 - The Marriage of the Lamb and speaks of the church as His Bride.This chapter also speaks of the new heaven and earth, so Jonathan emphasises what will not be in the new heaven and earth, and what will be in the new heaven and earth. This will be so grand and spectacular, we can hardly imagine it.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Gehan Periera & Anne MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Josh Hennessey & Joanna TurokPastor Jonathan teaches in Revelation, chapters 19 & 20 that not only has Jesus won the victory over evil when He returns as King, but the war is over before it even gets started! This is not a long running battle. Evil is defeated in an instant. This is good news.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'Loughlin & Melissa TruongPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Read Door Worship TeamPastor Jonathan teaches in Revelation, chapters 17 & 18 where "Babylon The Great" is destoyed. Babylon represents any evil system, be it government, economics or any other man made system that exploits other people. Jonathan teaches this in the context of how First Century Christians would have understood this teaching, and then questions how we should respond in our current times.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Daniel WangPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Read Door Worship TeamPastor Jonathan teaches in Revelation, chapters 15 & 16 where the apostle John writes of the seven bowls of God's wrath. For those who have not put their faith into the Lord Jesus, the outcome is catastrophic, but for thos who trust in Jesus, there is nothing to fear because they are saved from the terrifying judgement of God's justice. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Marios KyriakouPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Leslie Edis & Joanna JustusPastor Jonathan continues a three-week mini-series exploring our church’s Identity (who we are), our Vision (what we see), and our Mission (what we do).This week the focus is on Mission as we ask the question, Why do we exist? The answer is found in our commitment to be a place of Refuge, to share a message of Redemption, and to practice a life of Renewal.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: James TruongPreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Red Door Worship TeamPastor Jonathan continues a three-week mini-series exploring our church’s Identity (who we are), our Vision (what we see), and our Mission (what we do).This week the focus is on Vision. This is the image of our church we are working towards in everything we do: to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.To that end, we’ll turn to Jesus’ uncompromising words in Luke 14:25-35.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Anne MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithThis is part one of a three-week mini-series exploring our church’s Identity (who we are), our Vision (what we see), and our Mission (what we do).Today Jonathan explores the Identity of Red Door church.If you’re new to Red Door, we hope this series gives you some insight into what makes us tick. If you’ve been around a while, we hope it reaffirms your sense of belonging.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: John HargravePreacher: Jonathan SmithMusic: Red Door Worship TeamThis Sunday Pastor Jonathan teaches on the subject of Life In The Spirit.Referencing Galatians 5:16-26 & Ephesians 5:15-21, Jonathan shows how we are to be led by the Spirit, be in step with the Spirit and to be filled with the Spirit. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Joanna JustusPreacher: Jonathan SmithThis Sunday Pastor Jonathan teaches on the subject of KILLING SIN.In recent years the church has spent less time talking about this than it did in the past - but it’s a vital aspect of discipleship!Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Graeme MillerPreacher: Peter AdamMusic: Leslie EdisOver the next four weeks, Dr Peter Adam is exploring the Lord's Prayer, from Matthew 6. Today is week 4 and Peter concludes this series by focussing on verse 13 ("And do not bring us into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one"). Peter teaches that God honours us with this prayer by not leading us be tempted or pur through trials that we cannot handle.He show this by referring to the Book of Job, where Job was placed under many trials by Satan, but Job never cursed God for his sufferings - God placed limits on Satan's attacks so that Job would not betray his God. God knew Job would pass the test as He says many times "Do you see my faithful servant Job?". Similarly, God will not put us into positions that we cannot handle. Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: Judy CarrPreacher: Peter AdamMusic: Red Door BandOver the next four weeks, Dr Peter Adam is exploring the Lord's Prayer, from Matthew 6. Today is week 3 and Peter focuses on how God has forgivien our debts (ie sins) and how we should respond accordingly ("For us our debts as we have forgiven our debtors").When we recognise our sins, we need to reflect on whether we are truly sorry or not and examine what we will do in response.Peter challenges us with how we should respond.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Reader: James Truong Preacher: Peter Adam Music: Leslie Edis
Over the next four weeks, Dr Peter Adam is exploring the Lord's Prayer, from Matthew 6. Today is week 2 and Peter focuses on how God provides ALL of our needs ("Give us today our daily breead"). God provides the very breath we have, yet it is something we take for granted. In Wester Society we are blessed with abundance, and this can make us complacent - we do not need to pray to God on a daily basis to provide us with our next meal, unlike many others in the world. Peter challenges us with this thought.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Reader: Gehan Pereira Preacher: Peter Adam Music: Josh Henessey & Jo Turok
Over the next four weeks, Dr Peter Adam is exploring the Lord's Prayer, from Matthew 6. Today Peter focuses on the first 3 lines of the Lord'a Prayer. He explains how God is Holy ("Our Father in Heaven, your name be honoured as holy"), how His kingdom wull come and how His will shall be done.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Reader: Danita O'Loughlin Preacher: Jonathan Smith Music: Leslie Edis
There are two ways to live in these last days. Believers can remain faithful to the Lamb, even to death, or they can forsake him and worship the beasts of temporary earthly powers. Who will you worship and how will you choose to live?
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Throughout the centuries, the opponents of God's people have changed, but they have always been motivated and mobilsed by the dragon, Satan.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Readers: Danita O'Loughlin & Marios Kyriakou Preacher: Jonathan Smith Music: Josh Henessey & Jo Turok
Between the 6th trumpet (Revelation 9:13-21) and the seventh (Revelation 11:15-18), John provides another interlude. This section dramtises God's patient delay in inflicting his full and final wrath, and it assures believers that God will protect how own through the coming traumas (Adapted from ESV Study Bible. Crossway 2008). So now that the scroll's seals have been broken by the Lamb, the will of God is revealed, and we see how he is going to bring his kingdom to earth.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Readers: Mel & James Truong Preacher: Jonathan Smith Music: Leslie Edis
In Exodus, God sent plagues against Pharaoh and his people to cause them to repent (of their unjust enslavement of the Israelites). With echoes of these events, and the same purpose, God judges humanity. Each of the judgements in Revelation Chapters 8 and 9 seem to be designed to bring unbelievers to repentance, yet there are many who still do not choose to do so.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Readers: Gehan, Mel & Tib Preacher: Jonathan Smith Music: Josh Henessey
Week 6 begins part 2 of the study of the Book Of Revelation. Today's message covers chapters 6, 7 and 8:1-5 - the seven seals. In summary, this section of Revelation asks the question 'Who can stand in the presence of the Holy God?' Of course, the answer is no-one except The Lamb and those redeemed by The Lamb. This question forces each of us to ask ourselves truthfully, 'Am I one of the redeemed?'
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: John Hargrave
Today Pastor Jonathan examines two world views where he compares a view of scarcity against a view of abundance. Our nature is to always think that we're lacking something, that our lives would be fulfilled if we had the "next great thing", whereas, the abundance world view shows us that God has provided abundantly for our needs. We just need to thank him for what he's provided to us.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Joanna Justus Music: Josh Hennesey
Today Pastor Jonathan explains baptism. It is an outward symbol of what has already occurred inside. Baptism symbolises the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus and how that happens in us. We die by drowning in the water, then we're buried in the water, and finally, we are then raised to new life in Jesus as we come out of the water.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Doug Carr Reader: Judy Carr Music: Josh Hennesey & Joanna Justus
Pastor Doug works through Romans, Ch 12. In the preceding 11 chapters of this letter, Paul has laid down all the theory in what it means to be Christian. Chapter 12 is where Paul teaches putting the theory into action, to serve the church and people, and therefore serving and bringing glory to God.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Reader: Anne Miller Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Week 5 of the study of the Book Of Revelation introduces us to The Lamb. God and The Lamb are glorified to execute their sovereign plan for the redemption and restoration of all creation.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Speaker: Carlos Carado
The Red Door Church Men's Camp this year was at Burnside, Anglesea with the theme of Empowering Men. In the fourth and final message of the weekend, Carlos sarcastically suggests how to witness to people for Christ. He then changes tack and genuinely tells us that to witness effectively, it has nothing to do with us but everything to do with God. We're just the instruments God's chosen to use so we need to behave with integrity and honesty to those around us.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Speaker: Daniel Wesey
The Red Door Church Men's Camp this year was at Burnside, Anglesea with the theme of Empowering Men. In the third message, Daniel gives us his testimony, and shares how his walk with God has been and continues to be a journey - one full of many ups and downs.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Speaker: Graeme McLiesh
The Red Door Church Men's Camp this year was at Burnside, Anglesea with the theme of Empowering Men. In the second message, Graeme speaks of how a different mindset and thought pattern can help us grow in our intimacy with God.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Speaker: Paul Lassig
The Red Door Church Men's Camp this year was at Burnside, Anglesea with the theme of Empowering Men. In this first message, Paul speaks of living in God's Kingdom and asks where are you currently within this kingdom?
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Reader: Mel Truong Preacher: Jonathan Smith Music: Leslie Edis & Joanna Justus
Week 4 of the study of the Book Of Revelation brings us into the Throne Roonm of God as we study chapter 4 of Revelation. John's vision of the heavenly throne room leaves us in no doubt: Gid is King, and is worthy of all our worship: every prayer, every song, every breath.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Readers: Graeme & Anne MillerPreacher: Jonathan SmithWeek 3 of the study of the Book Of Revelation where Pastor Jonathan goes through the acknowledges where each church is doing well and following his commands, but also admonishes them in the areas where they fall flat. The overwhelming message to all churches today is the same - are we standing in the areas where Jesus wants us to be standing, or are we compromising in our stance or in his teaching? The one thing Jesus cannot tolerate is false teachings.We need to be honest and reflect both corporately and individually on where we fail our Lord.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithWeek 2 of the study of the Book Of Revelation where Pastor Jonathan describes the visions John sees - the vision of the revealed glory of the Risen Lord Jesus, and how Jesus, with his tongue like a double-edged sword, cuts us, not like a Roman dagger, but like a surgeon's scalpel transforming us.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Daniel WongMusic: Leslie Edis & Jo TurokToday we start a new series on the Book Of Revelation. Pastor Jonathan uses this message to teach on the various ways that this book can be interpreted, and because he is the one doing the teaching, he details which method he uses to interpret this book and why. This is important for us to know as we move through this book so that we can understand where he is coming from as it may differ from our own interpetation.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: James TruongReader: Gehan PerieraMusic: Leslie EdisToday James concludes our look into the hope that Peter expressed in his first letter. James encourages us to recognise that we are new people when we have Christ in our lives. That should transform us, and it should encourage us to be forward looking for his return where we will be in his presence forever.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Doug CarrReader: Anne MillerMusic: Josh Henessey & Joanna TurokToday Pastor Doug continues to look into the hope that Peter expressed in his first letter. Though there was persecution and suffering occurring amongst the early church, Peter offers hope. Hope in Jesus, who suffered and was persecuted, so that all who believe in him can be saved through his death and resurrection.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Doug CarrReader: John HargraveMusic: Leslie Edis & Joanna JustusToday Pastor Doug looks into the hope that Peter expressed in his first letter. Though there was persecution and suffering occurring amongst the early church, Peter offers hope. Hope in Jesus, who suffered and was persecuted, so that all who believe in him can be saved through his death and resurrection.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Joanna JustusMusic: Josh Hennesey & Jo TurokAn inherent part of our nature is that we come into conflict with other people. Today's message gives us insight into how to deal with conflict within the church by following what Jesus teaches about conflict resolution in Matthew 18.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Judy CarrMusic: Leslie Edis & Joanna JustusThe biggest problem humanity has ever had to deal with is the reality of death. Jesus solves the problem by being the solution: he is the resurrection and the life.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Marios KyriakouHuman beings across time have sought to connect to something transcendent, something eternal. Here Jesus reveals himself as the object of their search: he is the way, the truth, and the life.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Gehan PerieraIn today's message we look at where Jesus says he is The Vine, and we are the branches. In the Old Testament, Israel was meant to be fruitful vine, tended to by God, but Jesus himself is the true vine who gives life to those who remain in him.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Graeme MillerIn today's message we look at where Jesus says he is The Gate and The Shepherd. Self-serving shepherds (pastors, priests, leaders) have done great damage to the People of God from the Old Covenant to the present day. Jesus, The Good Shepherd, lays down his life for his sheep. The problem here is, if he has died for his sheep, what's to stop his sheep from then being devoured by the wolves, etc? The answer is Jesus not only chose to lay down his life, but he also had the authority to to take it up again, which he did - and thus he continues to save the sheep.PLEASE NOTE: During the recording of this message, there were some minor technical glitches, which results is some moments where there is no audio. We apologise for this issue.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Danita O'LoughlinIn today's message we look at where Jesus says He is The Light Of The World. In Anceint Times, people understood the wolrd to be dark and chaotic. They believed that this chaos was balanced by "The Word". In John's gospel, we see that Jesus is proclaimed as "The Word" - the balance to this darkness and chaos, and it is in this that Jesus claims the He has overcome the darkness because He is The Light Of The World.PLEASE NOTE: During the recording of this message, there were some minor technical glitches, which results is some moments where there is no audio. We apologise for this issue.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Daniel WongIn today's message we look at wher Jesus says He is The Bread Of Life. Bread is a staple food for most people around the world - it's good, and we need it for survival, but we will continue to hunger for it. However, when Jesus states that He is the Bread Of Life, he's not referring to the baked product of "bread". Instead He's stating that He is the only one who can satisfy the deepest longings of our soul.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Marios KyriakouToday we start a new series where we look at the "I Am" statements that Jesus makes about himself. In this first message, Pastor Jonathan asks of us the question that hopefully we have an answer to - "Who is Jesus?"Over the years there have been many people who have attempted to answer this question, but usually in the wrong context. To some he's a great teacher, to others a radical. But the answer we need to resolve for ourselves is that even though Jesus may be all these other things that people say who he is, we need to come to the conclusion that he is God incarnate.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: James TruongReader: Judy CarrIn this the tenth year of covering the Psalms in the Summer break, today James is preaching from Psalm 29. In this psalm, James speaks of how King David has carefully crafted this poetic psalm where he tells all of the creation, including the angels, that their focus is to give glory to God, and it is in this context that James reminds us that our purpose is to worship and bring glory to our God.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Anne MillerIn this the tenth year of covering the Psalms in the Summer break, today Pastor Jonathan is preaching from Psalm 67. Even though this is a short Psalm, there is a lot of depth here. We are called to praise God, and God blesses us. In turn, we then become a blessing to the entire world. A lot of the time, we do not fully recognise the blessings we have received and continue to receive from God, so we do not become the blessing to the world that we're meant to be.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: John HargraveIn this the tenth year of covering the Psalms in the Summer break, today Pastor Jonathan is preaching from Psalm 139. There are some very well known verses in htis psalm - so well known that a number of them appear on Christian marketing items such as coffee mugs and tea towels. However, today Jonathan is looking at the lesser known verses in more depth and challenges us to come to know God more and more each day.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Joanna JustusIn this the tenth year of covering the Psalms in the Summer break, today Pastor Jonathan is preaching from Psalm 16. David, King Of Israel has everything at his disposal - people, palaces, riches, yet in this psalm he recognises that he has nothing without God who is his refuge. David speaks of the of the sorrows he has for people who have another god, and this is where Jonathan takes us today. We have many other "gods", or rather, idols, that take our attention away from God, yet we are often blind to these idols, particularly when our whole society and econmic system is built around these things.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Doug CarrReader: Judy CarrIn this the tenth year of covering the Psalms in the Summer break, today Pastor Dougis preaching from Psalm 42. The Psalmist is talking of his depresssion and anxiety, and when he's chastened by his enemies, asking him "Where is your God?", he speaks to the truth that even under the hardest situations, God is there.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Melissa TruongIn this the tenth year of covering the Psalms in the Summer break, today Pastor Jonathan is preaching from Psalm 116. The Psalmist is praising God even though he is going through difficult times. Jonathan, speaking from the heart and from perosnal experience, tells us why he thinks that we don't cry out to God when we should.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Gehan PereiraIn this the tenth year of covering the Psalms in the Summer break, today Pastor Jonathan is preaching from Psalm 31. This Psalm shows us that lamenting properly is a good thing, particularly when we lament to God, and put our trust and hope into him. Lamenting is not something that western culture is good at, so there are many valuable lessons in this message today.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Graeme MillerIn this the tenth year of covering the Psalms in the Summer break, today Pastor Jonathan is preaching from Psalm 98. This Psalm tells us to worship God, because of what he has done for us in the past, because what he is doing for us in the present and because what he will do in the future.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Nora SulteFollowing on from the message on Christmas Eve, where the God of the Universe connects with his creation by sending his son Jesus, Pastor Jonathan relects on WHY God did this - and the simple scandolous answer is because He loves us.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithWe all bid to make connections with other people. The Christmas Story is about greatest bid for connection in the history of the world where the God of the Universe connects with his creation by sending his son Jesus, born on Christmas Day.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: John SugarsReader: Daniel WongJohn finishes our Advent series for 2022 where we've been looking at Mary's Magnifcat for the past 4 weeks. Today's world seems to be all about us being the centre of attention, but here, Mary focuses in on God, the hero of the story. Her song seems to be sung in the past tense because what God is going to do through his Son, he has already done in the past.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan SmithReader: Danita O'LoughlinThis week we look at the words Mary sang in her song of praise known as The Magnificat. She chooses to magnify God her saviour because she knows his faithfulness. She expresses her joy in something eternal. We tend to express our joy in temporary things - like holidays, places, experiences - but the joy does not last. Being joyful in God is eternal.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Helen CetrangoloReader: James TruongWith being unmarried and pregnant. Mary would have been wondering what was going on, but she was able to lean into the scriptures, lean into confirming signs and lean into friends who believed her.When we're faced with questions on whether a moment in our life is from God or not, we too should do the same - lean into scripture, lean into confirming signs and lean into friends who we trust and who believe us.Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia.We exist to be a community of people helping people make allof life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Anne Miller
This Advent we are focusing on Mary's Magnificat. Today Pastor Jonathan gets us to look at these familiar verses with fresh eyes - looking at the things we've read many times but to see the unexpected detail that we usually miss.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Gordon Preece Reader: John Hargrave
Today Gordon is preaching from Acts 17:16-34. It may seem a strange reading to relate to the issue of gambling, but in Australian society, gambling is an idol. Gordon pointed out that at one time there were over 300 billboards and signs around Melbourne pointing us towards Crown Casino. Like in Acts 17 where Paul was observing all of the false gods and idols in Athens, would he do the same in Melbourne, with our relationship to Crown?
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Judy Carr
Pastor Jonathan is preaching from Mark 10:17-27. He explains that one of the issues, if not the greatest, that the church is facing today is consumerisn. Consumerism is subtle - everybody is involved in consumerism, but it is counter-cultural to anyone following the Christian faith. It makes us wanting and desiring the next 'new' thing, causes us to covet what other people have, but ultimately, causes us to remove our focus from God and what he has done through Jesus.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Neville Naden Reader: Joanna Justus
Neville is Bush Church Aid's first Indigenous Ministry Officer, and together with his wife Kathie, he seeks to support those who minister to our First Nations people. Neville makes it very clear that reconciliation cannot occur without God. It is what God has done through Jesus that we have reconciliation. God's grace and mercy means that we who have been reconciled to him can trully love others and point them to the same reconciliation that we have received.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Naomi Chua Reader: Doug Carr
Naomi is founding director of Embrace Refugees Australia. Here she teaches the true meaning of the Hebrew words Shemah and Shalom, describing how the world should be. She then shows the issue of millions of people being forcibly displaced from their homes, but then paints the picture of what the world can be like when the church does what it's meant to do, by fully loving and devoting itself to God, and bringing his love to all of our neighbours, in particular, the refugees in our world.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Glen Fairweather
One of the most remarkable things about the early church was its commitment to care for those in prison. At the time, prisoners were some of the most neglected members of society, but Christian communities made it their ministry to visit and care for them. Witness the writer to the Hebrews in chapter 13: "Remember those in prison, as though you were in prison with them, and the mistreated, as though you yourselves were suffering bodily." In this message, Glen, the CEO of Prison Fellowship Australia, challenges us to take up again that ancient Christian ministry, teaching from Matt 25:31-46.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Rhys Bezzant Reader: Graeme Miller
This is the first message in a series titled 'We've Got Issues' where we look at issues affecting both society and the church. Today Rhys Bezzant takes us through the biblical perspective of Same-sex Attraction. The church has not been good at supporting people who are same-sex attracted, so Rhys provides a clear message on how to support these people, our brothers and sisters, whilst remaining true to the scriptures.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Doug Carr Reader: David Veale
Doug goes over some of the recent teachings that we've had at Red Door from Jesus' sermon on the mount, and from Jude's letter. From this, Doug taught that it is not IF we pray, rather WHEN we pray. He tells us how prayer needs to be a staple in our relationship with God, and why. He then gives some practical examples to help us get started in prayer.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: SJ Beasy
Simon takes us through why John was called the "Disciple that Jesus loved" and poses to us the question how can I be loved by Jesus like John was? Simon then gives us some simple answers, but the solution involves us working on our relationship with Jesus.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Marios Kyriakou
This is the second part a two-week mini-series in the Book of Jude. This short letter, written by Jesus' half-brother, could be alternatively titled: Be Alert, Not Alarmed. In it, Jude raises serious concerns about the safety of the early church. False teachers abound, and the church is at risk of being lead astray. Jude sounds a wake-up call to followers of Jesus: return to the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints. Return to the true gospel of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. Last week we learnt that Jude taught us to be alert; this week he tells us not be alarmed because Jesus is in control.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: James Truong
This is the first part a two-week mini-series in the Book of Jude. This short letter, written by Jesus' half-brother, could be alternatively titled: Be Alert, Not Alarmed. In it, Jude raises serious concerns about the safety of the early church. False teachers abound, and the church is at risk of being lead astray. Jude sounds a wake-up call to followers of Jesus: return to the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints. Return to the true gospel of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. Ultimately, says Jude, we ought not be alarmed by the threat. False teachers will rise (they always have) and God's judgement will follow. Security is found in Jesus, who is able to protect you from stumbling and to make you stand in the presence of his glory. Likewise, for all of us, be alert, not alarmed.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith While away on the parish camp, Jonathan took this opportunity to use Psalm 19 to teach us how we do not listen well to God through His creation. Maybe it's because of the way our education system works, where we tend to read and listen, but it means that we're not very good at "listening" to what God is saying to us through our environment. God reveals Himself to us not just through his written word, but also through His creation. We need to spend more time to stop and smell the roses.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathon Smith Reader: Anne Miller With this passage, we reach the conclusion of our journey through the Sermon on the Mount. It’s fitting, then, that Jesus finishes his sermon by driving home some of its key themes. Using three metaphors, the Preacher reminds us of the fundamental different between external appearance and internal reality. He puts before us the stark choice between two ways to live: one that leads to flourishing, the other that leads to destruction. And he reminds us that doing the will of God (living righteously) is key to entering the Kingdom.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Jesus’ confident invitation to ask, seek, and knock flows form the same spring of teaching in Mat 6:25-34 - namely that God is a good Father who loves us and delights to provide good things for us. The whole section of Mat 6:19-7:11, which has focussed on living righteously in relation to the world, reaches its climax in v12. The so-called Golden Rule is known around the world and rightly serves as the quintessential example of Jesus’ teaching on interpersonal relationships.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: John Hargrave
In today's message, Jesus teaches that we should not judge, but what we mostly miss from this teaching is that we need to exercise discernment. We can be very quick to judge, but do not like being judged ourselves. It is okay to show constructive criticism, but it is hypocritical when we do not allow others to apply that same constructive criticism to ourselves. When we present the gospel to people who have never heard it, we need to point out what sin is, but not present ourselves as "holier than thou" lest we be deemed judgemental and hypocritical. We need to be the first to recognise our sin, the first to allow our brothers and sisters to show us what we cannot see and the first to repent. Then we can help others accordingly.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Joanna Justus
In today's message, Jesus teaches that worrying will not help us. Society sells us the premise that if we have many things, we will not have to worry as all our desires will be met. We know this is false, and Jesus tells us the same. In Pastor Jonathan's message, we hear that the three best antidotes to anxiety and worry are: 1. Generosity, 2. Devotion and 3. Dependence - all contrary to what the world teaches, yet, as per all of Jesus' teaching, this message turns this world view on its head.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Today's message is from Matthew 6:16-21 where Jesus teaches on fasting.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: David Veale
Today Pastor Jonathan moves on to Jesus teaching about prayer. The focus is on the Lord's Prayer and the 3 'P's it encompasses - Provision, Pardon and Protection. We need to be concerned with Mat 6:14-15, where Jesus emphasises that if we cannot forgive others, then God cannot forgive us. This is not God behaving in a tit-for-tat manner, but rather, if we cannot forgive others, then we truly have not received or understood the incredible mercy God has shown us, so we have to ask, "Have I been really saved?"
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Suzanne Hargrave
Today Pastor Jonathan moves on to Jesus teaching about prayer. Again, the emphasis is on the reason we pray - to glorify God and to do His will, rather than seeking praise from people, or "bargaining" with God for something. If all of our prayers start with the intent of the first part of the Lord's Prayer, we will well on the way to be praying for the right reasons.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Graeme Miller
Today Pastor Jonathan moves on to the start of Matthew chapter 6, where Jesus teaches that when we give to the poor (not IF, but WHEN), we should do so for the right reasons - not to gain acknowledgement and praise from those around us, but to gain rewards stored up for us in heaven.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: SJ Beasy Reader: Doug Carr
Today SJ shows us the biblical mandate for having small groups in the modern day church. We always want our churches to be like 'The Early Church". He explores what that means and then demonstrates to us that the modern church cannot be like the early church WITHOUT small groups.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Peter Adam Reader : Kana Koo
Today, guest preacher Dr Peter Adam teaches from Rev 5 where John has a vision into the throne room of God and worships. This chapter asks who is worthy to open the scroll - answer, no-one, except the Lamb who was slaughtered. From this, Peter asks who will take this message of the gospel to the world so that people can come to worship the one true God? Answer - everyday people in our churches, who are raised up to take this message to the world. This raises the question, what am I doing to help facilitate this, and am I being called to this mission?
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Akhil Gardner Reader : Marios Kyriakou
Today, guest preacher Ps Akhil Gardner teaches from 1 Cor 1:18-25 where Paul tells that the cross, and its message of hope and redemption is folly to those who do not believe the message, but the Power Of God to those who do. Akhil challenges us to not only decide whether we believe or not, but then continues to challenge us on how we then present the gospel message to others.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Thanh Nguyen Today is the half-way point in The Sermon On The Mount Series, so this is a great opportunity to recap what we've learnt over the past 10 weeks. All of Jesus' teaching in chapter 5 of Matthew's gospel is summarised in in verse 48 - "Be perfect therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect" - but is this the best translation of this verse into English? Pastor Jonathan doesn't think so, and gives insight into what he thinks is a better interpretation of this verse in context with everything we've gone over in this chapter. There is also a time of Q&A at the end of the sermon.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Chad Loftis Reader: Suzanne Hargrave
Chad looks at Matthew 5:43-48, where Jesus tells us to love our enemies. This is something that we all struggle with. Our natural tendency is to what revenge on our enemies - but what we fail to see is that we too are the enemy! If we choose to love our enemy we can stop the hatred and cause real change to happen. We need to realise that while we were still enemies, God chose to be reconciled with us - and look at the change in ourselves and our hearts as a result. Jesus is calling us to choose reconcilation, just like our heavenly father chose to do.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: John Hargrave
In Matthew 5:38-42 Jesus about retaliation where he uses the "you heard it said, but I say" teaching style again. We need to be careful with this passage, because if we do not read it in the context of the whole Sermon On The Mount, it appears that Jesus is asking us NOT to resist evil. In reality, He is testing us to examine our hearts when we consider retaliating to insults and unfair behaviour.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Joanna Justus
In Matthew 5:27-30 Jesus teaches that adultery is sinful, but as usual, after explaining God's purpose for this commandment, then explaining to us that lusting, not simply admiring a beautiful person, but LUSTING after them is sinful. Using hyperbole, He then says that if our right eye causes us to sin, we should gouge it out - in other words, if something tempts us to be lustful to another person we must radically remove that temptation from our life.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Joanna Justus
In Matthew 5:27-30 Jesus teaches that adultery is sinful, but as usual, after explaining God's purpose for this commandment, then explaining to us that lusting, not simply admiring a beautiful person, but LUSTING after them is sinful. Using hyperbole, He then says that if our right eye causes us to sin, we should gouge it out - in other words, if something tempts us to be lustful to another person we must radically remove that temptation from our life.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: David Veale
Pastor Jonathan's message is from Matt 5:21-26, where Jesus starts with many of the "you heard it said, but I say" statements. Behind each of these statements Jesus tells us what the Old Testament says, but then adds the context around what the biblical text actually means, and then how to put it into practical application in our lives. The verses today cover the "You've heard it said Do not murder ... but whoever is angry with his brother or sister will be subject to judgement". Anger can be very dangerous and today's message explores the implications for us if we do not control our anger the way it was intended to be used.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Levi Dacion
Pastor Jonathan's message is from Matt 5:17-20, where Jesus says that he has come to fulfil the law - and not a single letter of it will abolished. This flies in the face of what some churches teach, stating the old testament does not apply to us today. It absolutely does, and in verse 20 Jesus tells his listeners that unless their righteousness surpasses that of the religious elites then they won't get into heaven. Wait? What? Fortunately, because we have the righteousness of Jesus, we are saved.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: SJ Beasy Reader: Gehan Pereira
Simon is today's guest preacher and speaks to us about suffering. We usually ask "Why?" - and though that is a good question, we don't always get an answer. Simon suggests that if we first ask "Who?", then from that, we can come to a more complete understanding of why.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Graeme Miller
It's Resurrection Sunday! We've heard the story of first Easter many times, so today Pastor Jonathan looks at the Resurrection from 3 different angles, looking at the Truth, the Goodness and the Beauty of this amazing history changing event.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Marios Kyriakou
Why do we call the day where we crucified Jesus "good"? Pastor Jonathan takes us through the violence of the cross, but then points out that the cross and death of Jesus was always part of the plan in His redemptive works, So because everything that comes from God is good, then by definition, Good Friday is good.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: John Hargrave
It's Holy Week, and the today is Palm Sunday. Today Pastor Jonathan focuses on not just that Jesus's entrance into Jerusalem fulfilled prophecies from centuries before, but that his first coming as the meek and mild king is a shadow of his second coming as the triumphant and mighty warrior king.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Thanh Nguyen
In today's reading, Jesus tells us, his disciiples, that we are salt and light. Salt & light make a difference to the environment they are in, and so should we. The worst thing that we can be is apathetic to the call that Jesus has asked of us as his disciples.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Marios Kyriakou
Last week, Pastor Jonathan simply ran out of time to complete his message on the first 9 verses of The Sermon On The Mount in Matthew chapter 5. This week's message is titled "The Good Life - Part 2" where Pastor Jonathan concludes this message. A realisation came to Pastor Jonathan that to cover The Sermon On The Mount properly, more time than he'd planned for this series is needed. The extra time will allow us to study this critical sermon in more depth. Stay tuned!
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Anne Miller
Today we look at the first 9 verses of The Sermon On The Mount in Matthew chapter 5. This week's message is titled "The Good Life" and Pastor Jonathan what it means to live The Good Life - the complete life - as Jesus tells us paradoxically how the kingdom of heaven belongs to the poor in spirit, that those who mourn will be comforted, how the humble (not the powerful) will inherit the earth, and more.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: John Hargrave
This week Red Door starts a new 12 part series on The Sermon On The Mount in Matthew chapters 5 to 7. In this first week, Pastor Jonathan covers the key words that Jesus uses throughout his sermon - words such as "Righteousness", "Hypocrite", "Heart", our "Father In Heaven", the "Kingdom of the Father" and "Rewards" - so that we understand these terms in the context of first century Judea rather than 21st centurty western culture. This is so we correctly understand exactly what Jesus is saying in this famous sermon.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Chad Loftis Reader: Judy Carr
Summer is the time where Red Door Church explores the Psalms. In this, the ninth edition of The Psalms Of Summer, Chad is preaching from Psalms 29, 34 & 22 where he tells us why he worships a God who is terrifying powerful but is intimately caring of us, even when we don't recognise his presence.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Rhys Bezzant Reader: Kana Koo
Summer is the time where Red Door Church explores the Psalms. In this, the ninth edition of The Psalms Of Summer, Rhys is preaching from Psalm 121 where he teaches that the Psalmist looked to God as his Protector and Keeper - one who saves and protects us from the evils in the world around us.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: David Veale
Summer is the time where Red Door Church explores the Psalms. In this, the ninth edition of The Psalms Of Summer, Pastor Jonathan is preaching from Psalm 146 which reminds us that while people - despite their best efforts - will often disappoint us, God is utterly dependable, powerful, and mighty to save, therefore, we are compelled to worship and praise Him.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Levi Dacion
Summer is the time where Red Door Church explores the Psalms. In this, the ninth edition of The Psalms Of Summer, Pastor Jonathan works through Psalm 32, which speaks of God's mercy and forgiveness, and calls us to regular confession and repentance.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Len Firth Reader: Gehan Pereira
Summer is the time where Red Door Church explores the Psalms. In this, the ninth edition of The Psalms Of Summer, Pastor Len works through Psalm 96, which speaks of how all of us are to sing praise to God, but not just us - the whole of creation - because of all that He has done and the wonder He brings.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Julie-ann Laird
Summer is the time where Red Door Church explores the Psalms. In this, the ninth edition of The Psalms Of Summer, Julie-ann looks at Psalm 120 and tells us how this is a great psalm for when we are stressed and distressed. She tells how the us psalmist in his distress hands his concerns to God. There is a great lesson in this for all of us.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: Thanh Nguyen
Summer is the time where Red Door Church explores the Psalms. In this, the ninth edition of The Psalms Of Summer, Pastor Jonathan works through Psalm 30 where David tells of God disciplining him, and how much better off he is as a result. God, our good father, will send His wrath upon us to discipline us. He will never send His wrath to condemn us.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Reader: John Hargrave
Summer is the time where Red Door Church explores the Psalms. In this, the ninth edition of The Psalms Of Summer, Pastor Jonathan works through Psalm 100 telling us how God wants us to be grateful and thankful. By practicing this, and not just doing so "when we feel like it", our worship of God will increase.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
The message for Christmas 2021 is simple, Immanuel - God With Us, where Pastor Jonathan shows how God did something truly unexpected, by coming to earth as a baby.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This 4 week series in Advent comes from Isaiah Chapter 9, where God tells of the future messiah who will be Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Eternal Father and Prince Of Peace. Today Jonathan describes Jesus as the Prince Of Peace - the 'Shalom" of God where He reconciles with humanity through The Prince Of Peace.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This 4 week series in Advent comes from Isaiah Chapter 9, where God tells of the future messiah who will be Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Eternal Father and Prince Of Peace. Today Jonathan describes Jesus as our Eternal Father, explaining that Jesus has all the characteristics of a perfect father, who will never forsake us.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Bishop Kate Prowd
This 4 week series in Advent comes from Isaiah Chapter 9, where God tells of the future messiah who will be Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Eternal Father and Prince Of Peace.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Peter Adam
This 4 week series in Advent comes from Isaiah Chapter 9, where God tells of the future messiah who will be Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Eternal Father and Prince Of Peace. Today Peter describes Jesus as The Wonderful Counsellor, but not as we traditionally understand the definition of the word 'counsellor'.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This 8 week series delves into the gold that is in Romans chapter 8. Today Pastor Jonathan completes our journey through Romans 8, looking at the final verses of verse 35 to 39, where we come to the understanding that nothing - or rather, NO THING, can separate us from the love of God.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This 8 week series delves into the gold that is in Romans chapter 8. Today Pastor Jonathan looks at verses 31 to 34 in chapter 8. Jonathan shares with us what it really means "If God Is For Us", Having God for us does not mean health, wealth and happiness, which is the message many preach and as a result, short sell the truth of this verse. We are conquerors because God is for us, and NOTHING can conquer or overcome God!
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This 8 week series delves into the gold that is in Romans chapter 8. Today Pastor Jonathan looks at verses 28 to 30 in chapter 8. Jonathan shares with us the real struggles of fully comprehending verse 28 - how ALL things work for the good of those who love God, yet our daily experiences make us wonder if this is true. We believe because God says it's true, but the things we see and experience make us question the veracity of this statement. But then in verses 29 and 30, Paul tells us how God foreknew, predestined, called, justified and glorified us!
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This 8 week series delves into the gold that is in Romans chapter 8. Today Pastor Jonathan looks at verses 24to 27 in chapter 8 and examines how w live in the time between the first and second advent of Jesus. This time is the "now and not yet" - now where we know of and live in God's grace and saving mercy, but also the not yet, where all of the fullness that entails is not yet been commensurate.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This 8 week series delves into the gold that is in Romans chapter 8. Today Pastor Jonathan looks at verses 18 to 23 in chapter 8 and examines how we, and all of creation, groan for how God's creation should be. We can only imagine what creation should be because we have no other reference point, but because we do know that God is infinitely more than we can ever be, we know His full creation will be perfect.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This 8 week series delves into the gold that is in Romans chapter 8. Today Pastor Jonathan looks at verses 12 to 17 in chapter 8 where Paul details the rights and privileges we have because we are adopted by God as His children.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This 8 week series delves into the gold that is in Romans chapter 8. Today Pastor Jonathan looks at verses 5 to 11 in chapter 8 where Paul examines the mindset of those with the indwelling spirit of God.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This 8 week series delves into the gold that is in Romans chapter 8. Today Pastor Jonathan looks at verses 1 to 4 in chapter 8 and goes deep into why there is NO condemnation for those who are IN Christ Jesus.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This short two week series looks into prayer - specifically, how Jesus wants us to pray. This week Pastor Jonathan looks at the last parts of the Lord's Prayer, specifically where we should pray for God's provision - for our needs, not our greeds; His protection - keeping us from temptation, trials and evil; and finally, His forgiveness. The main focus of this message is how much God has forgiven us and the cost involved. We struggle with forgiveness because it is costly - when someone hurts us, we want them to pay us back for the hurt. When we forgive, we release the cost - we won't be compensated, it is costly! It is not until we fully recognise the cost to God, the unfathomable cost to Him, that we we can truly appreciate why we should behave the same towards others who have hurt us.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
This short two week series looks into prayer - specifically, how Jesus wants us to pray. He wants us to come to God as His children. We are not to pray to God like He's some ambivalent pantheon who we try to manipulate for our own purpose, but we are to come to Him as His children, recognising that we are in relationship with Him. In this regard we are to pray for His Glory, His Kingdom and His will on Earth as it is in Heaven. The remarkable thing is when we pray for his glory then his kingdom comes and his will is done; when we pray for his kingdom then he is glorified and his will is done; and finally, when we pray for his will, he is glorified and his kingdom comes!
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Phil Pike
As Phil & Petra prepare to leave Red Door church for a move interstate, Phil finishes up our series in 1 Thessalonians. In his letter, Paul finishes up by telling the Thessalonians to love their leaders, He also encourages them to evaluate prophecy in light of apostolic teaching, and finally he prays that God would sanctify his friends completely - in sprit, soul, and body. Phil finishes his ministry at Red Door by encouraging all of us to use our God given gifts the same way - to edify of the church and bring the glory to God's holy name.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Pastor Jonathan is teaching from 1 Thessalonians 5:14-18. Like a foreign language we desire to speak fluently, living full of faith, love, and hope - living the gospel - doesn't happen overnight. We learn as we go. And as with learning a foreign language, there are some key principles to follow - 1. Don't give up practicing (keep reading God's Word, keep praying) and learning; 2. Get support from and give support to others - we continue to learn from others and we can also teach them; 3. Be thankful in everything - suffering can have a dulling effect on us to God's goodness and grace. The antidote is to celebrate, pray, and give thanks consistently - good and bad times - knowing that God's favour doesn't waver irrespective of our circumstances.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Pastor Jonathan is teaching through Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica. This message comes from the 1 Thes 5:1 to 5:11. Paul teaches that the Day Of The Lord is coming. Both from writings in the Old Testament and Jesus's words, we see that the Day Of The Lord is destructive, but for those who are in The Lord, they will be saved from this destruction. Pastor Jonathan says that we who are in Christ are saved from this destruction but we are not to be complacent. Giving your life to Jesus is not "tick, I've got my life insurance sorted out", and now let's get on with living. We are warned not be be asleep - not to be unaware - of what is happening around us.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Pastor Jonathan is teaching through Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica. This message comes from the 1 Thes 4:13 to 4:18. At this point in time, the Thessalonian church were worried about their fellow believers who had died, thinking because they had died before the return of Jesus that they would not be raised. Paul tells them their understanding is wrong. He encourages the believers in Thessalonika that those who died in Christ will rise in Christ, and that they have hope - a hope that others do not have. Pastor Jonathan says that we too have the same hope, however, he also tells us that it is perfectly ok to grieve for people we've lost - the bible itself has many verses depicting grief - but we do not need to grieve like people without hope.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Pastor Jonathan is teaching through Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica. This message comes from the 1 Thes 3:11 to 4:12. Paul teaches that to truly live as Jesus we must live holy lives. As was common in that culture, sexual immorality was rife. This is in direct conflict to God's command on how we are to live our lives. Paul's message to the Thessalonians is equally apt for us today in our culture. On the bright side, Paul encourages the Thessalonian church to keep loving each other. By living holy lives and loving each other, God's Holy Spirit will be shown to be present in the church.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Pastor Jonathan is teaching through Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica. This message comes from the 1 Thes 2:17 to 3:13. Paul is anxious for the people in Thessalonika because they are being persecuted and are suffering, and with suffering comes the temptation to walk away from the faith. He doesn't tell them that there will be no suffering, but rather encourages them to support and strengthen each other. This message is very applicable to us today as we face the ongoing anxiety and suffering caused by COVID. We need to support, encourage and strengthen each other and stand strong in our faith.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Pastor Jonathan is teaching through Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica. This message comes from the second chapter, verses 13 to 15. A short reading, but it contains a lot. God's word is not only for our education about God, it is also transforming. It changes us. We grow in our faith, we love like Jesus, and we have assured hope because of God's word.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Pastor Jonathan is teaching through Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica. This message comes from the second chapter of this letter and emphasises to us that Paul's motive for serving the people on Thessalonica comes from wanting to glorify God. As we serve in our own churches, this should be our motivation too, although, at times, because of our nature, we sometimes serve with mixed motives - are we truly serving for God's glory, or are we serving for the praise of people around us?
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Pastor Jonathan is teaching through Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica. This message comes from the first chapter of this letter and emphasises to us that because of God's faithfulness and grace we can work by faith, let our love motivate our labor, and be inspired to endure because of hope in Jesus's second coming.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Over the next 10 weeks, Pastor Jonathan is teaching through Paul's first letter to the church in Thessalonica. In this first message, Jono sets out the context of this letter so that we can better understand it. Jono highlights that Paul always teaches from the Scriptures, something that all bible teaches need to do, as this puts the emphasis back on to God and what he has done, rather than on the good stories the preacher may be telling.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Peter Adam
Psalm 34 tell us to Praise the Lord always and that His praise should always be on our lips. Peter emphasises that this is something we should be doing regardless of what we are feeling. Peter reinforces his message of two weeks ago of trusting in the Lord. This trust helps us in our praise and joy.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Albert Young
Albert tells us of God's generosity of what He has given us through Jesus, and, because of that generosity, we too can be generous and joyful, even we do not have an abundance of material wealth. We can be generous and joyful because of the wealth we have in Christ.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Peter Adam
Peter has chosen to speak to us about trusting God completely whilst also taking responsibility for our lives, decisions and actions.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Len Firth
Jesus tell us that the world will hate him because of the message he brings. He also says that his followers will be hated too when we carry his message to the world, but he will provide a Counsellor, the Holy Spirit, to enable us as we need.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Len Firth
Len looks at how Jesus describes himself as the True Vine, and what that actually means. He then explores what it means for us to be a part of the true vine.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Len Firth
Len looks at how God is Father, Son and Holy Spirit - one God, but Three in One. The Doctrine of the Trinity is one of the hardest to comprehend but full of the most delicious truth.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Len Firth
Len looks at the ascension of Jesus and the impact that has on our lives living between the time of his ascension until his return.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Geoff Milton
Looking through the life of Abraham, Geoff tells of God's faithfulness, through His promises.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Geoff Milton
Looking through the life of Abraham, Geoff tells of God's faithfulness, when we are tested.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Geoff Milton
Looking through the life of Abraham, Geoff tells of God's faithfulness, care and provision and how He keeps his promises.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Peter Adam
Because of what Jesus has achieved as our great high priest, we are able to draw near to God.
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Preacher: Phil Pike
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Atonement Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Red Door is an Anglican Church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Atonement; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Atonement; Passage: Colossians 2; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Atonement; Passage: 2 Peter 2:4-10; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: The Father's Heart; Passage: Romans 8; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Psalms of Summer 2021; Passage: Psalm 18; Preacher: Rhys Bezzant.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Psalms of Summer 2021; Passage: Psalm 8; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Psalms of Summer 2021; Passage: Psalm 90; Preacher: Phil Pike.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Psalms of Summer 2021; Passage: Psalm 15; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Psalms of Summer 2021; Passage: Psalm 115; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Psalms of Summer 2021; Passage: Psalm 110; Preacher: Ben Clements.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Psalms of Summer 2021; Passage: Pslam 78; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Psalms of Summer 2021; Passage: Psalm 40; Preacher: Phil Pike.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Psalms of Summer 2021; Passage: Psalm 13; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Advent; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Advent; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Advent 2020; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Advent 2020 Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Advent 2020 Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians; Passage: 2 Corinthians 13; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians; Passage: 2 Corinthians 12:11-21; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians; Passage: 2 Corinthians 12:1-10; Preacher: Jonathan Smith.
Red Door is an Anglican church in Melbourne, Australia. We exist to be a community of people helping people make all of life all about Jesus.
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians Passage: 2 Corinthians 11:16-33 Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians Passage: 2 Corinthians 11:1-15 Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians Passage: 2 Corinthians 10 Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians Passage: 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians Passage: 2 Corinthians 8:16-9:5 Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians Passage: 2 Corinthians 8:1-15 Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians Passage: 2 Corinthians 6:14-7:1 Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians Passage: 2 Corinthians 6:3-13 Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians Passage: 2 Corinthians 5:11-6:2 Preacher: Jonathan Smith
Series: Power in Weakness | 2 Corinthians Passage: 2 Corinthians 4 Preacher: Jonathan Smith Audio library: soundcloud.com/reddoorcarolinesprings/sets
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Week 9/10 - Feasting
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Preacher: Duku Wolikare Series: Psalms of Summer 2020 Passage: Psalm 92 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au/sermons
"The story of the Bible is epic in scope! Bigger than most of us have come to terms with. And this Psalm is epic in scope as well. You have Israel praising God for his faithful love, but then you have all nations invited to join them in praise, and then even beyond that, you have creation itself - seas, rivers, mountains, and everything in them - praising God for his goodness and grace!" - Jonathan Smith
"Gandalf! I thought you were dead! But then I thought I was dead myself. Is everything sad going to come untrue? What's happened to the world?" A great Shadow has departed," said Gandalf, and then he laughed and the sound was like music, or like water in a parched land.." - J. R. R. Tolkien, The Return of the King
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Psalms of Summer 2020 Passage: Psalm 98 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au/sermons
"This Psalm shows us where to go, what to do, how to think, what to pray whenever we face any kind of trouble. Whether it's the devastation of bushfires, or suffering in relationships, financial hardships, ill-health, you name it. This Psalm is an example to us of how to respond in troubling times." - Jonathan Smith
1. What He Sees: Psalm 3:1-2 2. What He Believes: Psalm 3:3-6 3. What He Prays: Psalm 3:7-8 -- "I have been accustomed to call [the book of Psalms]... 'An Anatomy of all the Parts of the Soul;' for there is not an emotion of which any one can be conscious that is not here represented as in a mirror." - John Calvin -- Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Psalms of Summer 2020 Passage: Psalm 3 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au/sermons
Jesus has been dead and buried for three days. The disciples are distraught and hopeless. Into this malaise, the Son of Man comes eating and drinking once more. Christ is risen, and he’s ready for dinner! The fact that Jesus continues to enjoy God’s gift of food post-resurrection proves the eternal significance of meals.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Meals With Jesus Passage: Luke 24.13-48 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au/sermons -- 1. Hidden Christ Luke 24:13-21 2. Written Christ Luke 24:27-32; 44-49 3. Risen Christ Luke 24:30-43 -- "The risen Christ eats. The Son of Man came eating and drinking (Luke 7:34). And still the Son of Man eats. The physicality of Jesus is not cancelled by the resurrection. His humanity doesn’t morph into some ethereal existence. In the heretical Gnostic Gospels, written centuries after the resurrection, the risen Christ is a ghostly figure. But in the true Gospels, he can be touched. He can eat. And he does so publicly. The resurrection of Jesus is the promise and beginning of the renewal of all things..." - Tim Chester, “A Meal With Jesus”
Our story is the story of redemption through the sacrifice of a Lamb. Beginning with the Exodus from Egypt (Ex.12), and fulfilled in Jesus, our Passover Lamb (1 Cor. 5:7), Red Door participates in the story of redemption every week as we share Communion and remember the Body and Blood of Jesus.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Meals With Jesus Passage: Luke 22.7-20 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au/sermons -- All glory be to thee Almighty God, our heavenly Father, who of thy tender mercy didst give thine only Son Jesus Christ to suffer death upon the cross for our redemption; who made there, by his one oblation of himself once offered, a full, perfect and sufficient sacrifice, oblation and satisfaction for the sins of the whole world; and did institute, and in his holy gospel command us to continue, a perpetual memory of that his precious death, until his coming again. -- The story of the Red Door begins over 3000 years ago in the land of Egypt. The book of Exodus tells of the rescue of God's people from slavery, despite the opposition of the greatest superpower in the world, and the unbelief of God's people themselves. -- The Israelites, were suffering in slavery at the hands of the Egyptians, but their cry for freedom was heard by the Lord, and he responded by sending Moses to demand that the slaves be set free. -- However, the Egyptian Pharaoh refused to listen, so God sent plague after terrible plague, culminating in the tenth and most devastating: God’s angel of death was sent to kill every first-born in Egypt. -- In his mercy, God graciously provided a way of salvation, telling the people to paint the blood of a spotless lamb on their doors as a sign to the angel to pass over their homes, and so spare them. Faith in the blood of God's lamb was their salvation. -- Thus, beginning with the blood-painted doors of the Passover (Ex. 12) and fulfilled in Jesus, our Passover Lamb (1 Cor. 5:7), the Red Door has long been a symbol of redemption, refuge, and hope. -- In fact, going back to the cathedral architecture in the Middle Ages, the colour red, signifying the Blood of Christ, was painted on the doors of the church, marking the building as a sanctuary: a refuge and safety zone from physical or spiritual dangers. --Being Red Door Church provides us with a regular reminder of God's love and mercy, and awakens us to our common status as one-time slaves who have been redeemed by the blood of the Lamb. -- The Lord’s Supper is the world in miniature; it has cosmic significance. Within it we find clues to the meaning of all creation and all history, to the nature of God and the nature of man, to the mystery of the world, which is Christ... Though the table stands at the centre its effects stretch out tot he four corners of the earth. - Peter Leithart, “Blessed Are The Hungry” -- “In a busy culture with people desperate to succeed, we practice in the Meal resting on the finished work of Christ. In a fragmented culture that is radically individualistic, we practice in the Meal belonging to one another. In a dissatisfied culture of constant striving, we practice in the Meal receiving this world with joy as a gift from God. In a narcissistic culture of self-fulfilment, we practice in the Meal joyous self-denial and service. In a proud culture of self-promotion, we practice in the Meal humility and generosity. All these practices are habit-forming, and so seep into the rest of our lives. - Tim Chester, “A Meal With Jesus”
Under the Law, only the best kind of people are invited to eat together, but in the Kingdom, everyone is welcome. In fact, only the humble - those who know their great need for salvation - will accept God’s invitation to eat with him.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Meals With Jesus Passage: Luke 14.1-24 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au -- Central to the political stability of the Empire was the ethics of reciprocity, a gift-and-obligation system that tied every person, from the emperor in Rome tot he child in the most distant province, into an intricate web of social relations... Expectations of reciprocity were naturally extended to the table. - Joel E. Green, “The Gospel of Luke (NICNT)” -- Most Jewish authorities [in Jesus’ day] said that no one who was blind, crippled, or lame could enter the temple... Documents from Qumran show that the Essenes sect interpreted Leviticus 21 to mean that the poor, the blind, the crippled, and the lame wouldn’t participate in the messianic banquet. - Craig A. Evans, “Luke, New International Biblical Commentary” -- We are: • The spiritually poor - with nothing to offer for our salvation; • The spiritually crippled - made powerless by sin; • The spiritually blind - unable to see the truth; • The spiritually lame - unable to come to God on our own.
Who is this man? That’s the question on the lips of Herod as he grapples with the words and works of Jesus. In a desolate place, the humble and hungry find the answer. They experience Jesus as the fulfilment of the Prophets of the Old Covenant, and the promised Messiah of the New Creation. -- Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Meals With Jesus Passage: Luke 9.7-20 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
When Jesus says "your sins are forgiven", that's the statement that gets him killed. It's blasphemy forgive sins, because only God can do that. Unless Jesus really is God... In that case, for the person who knows the depths and darkness of their sin, these words are the most beautiful - the sweetest words we can ever hear: "Your sins are forgiven. Your faith has saved you. Go in peace.” -- Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Meals With Jesus Passage: Luke 7.36-50 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au -- This [sinful] woman treats Jesus with a shocking degree of intimacy… She lets down her hair to wipe tears from Jesus’ feet. In that culture, letting down your hair was something you did in the bedroom. ‘Letting her hair down in this setting would have been on a par with appearing topless in public’ (Joel E. Green, The Gospel of Luke). - Tim Chester, “A Meal With Jesus” -- Everything about this woman is wrong; she does not belong here and the actions she performs are inappropriate in any setting for someone like Jesus. - Joel E. Green, “The Gospel of Luke (NICNT)” -- Luke seems to pick stories involving tax collectors and prostitutes. They exemplify notorious sinners. It’s as if he’s testing us. Have we grasped God’s grace? How do we react when a promiscuous woman kisses the body of Jesus? Do we celebrate God’s grace, or are we scandalised? The grace of God turns out to be uncomfortable and embarrassing. - Tim Chester, “A Meal With Jesus”
"The Pharisees aren't upset with Jesus because he's eating and drinking at a party. If he really is the Messiah, inaugurating God's Kingdom, then they expect feasting and celebration. They don't have a problem with the party, they have a problem with the guests. Jesus is actively inviting the 'uninvited'. He's including just the kind of people who shouldn't be included."
For Jesus ‘feast’ was not just a ‘metaphor’ for the kingdom. As Jesus announced the feast of the kingdom, He also brought it into reality through His own feasting. Unlike many theologians, He did not come [simply] preaching an ideology, promoting ideas, or teaching moral maxims. He came teaching about the feast of the kingdom, and He came feasting in the kingdom. - Peter Leithart, “Blessed Are The Hungry” -- It would be difficult to overestimate the importance of the table fellowship for cultures of the Mediterranean basin in the first century... Mealtimes were far more than occasions for individuals to consume nourishment. Being welcomed at a table for the purpose of eating food with another person had become a ceremony richly symbolic of friendship, intimacy and unity. [So much so that] when persons were estranged, a meal invitation opened the way to reconciliation. - S. Scott Bartchy, “Table Fellowship” -- Robert Karris says: ‘In Luke’s Gospel Jesus got himself killed because of the way he ate’ (Eating Your Way Through Luke’s Gospel). When Jesus eats with Levi, the message is clear: Jesus has come for losers, people on the margins, people who’ve made a mess of their lives, people who are ordinary. Jesus has come for you. The only people left out are those who think they don’t need God: the self-righteous and the self-important. - ibid. -- Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Meals With Jesus Passage: Luke 5.27-39 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
"The cross is laid on every Christian. The first Christ-suffering which every man must experience is the call to abandon the attachments of this world. It is that dying of the old man which is the result of his encounter with Christ. As we embark upon discipleship we surrender ourselves to Christ in union with his death we give over our lives to death. Thus it begins; the cross is not the terrible end to an otherwise god-fearing and happy life, but it meets us at the beginning of our communion with Christ. When Christ calls a man, he bids him come and die." - Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Preacher: Duku Wolikare Series: Stand Alone Passage: Mark 8.31–38 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au/sermons
Preacher: Jimmy Young Series: Renewal Passage: Acts 11:19-30 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
"It is time to cease excusing our sins by calling them shortcomings or natural weakness or by attributing them to our temperament [personalities] or environment. It is time to cease justifying our carnal [sinful] ways and materialistic outlook by pointing to others who are the same. We must face our sins honestly in the light of God’s word, view them as He does and deal with them as before Him. Until we do, it would be well that God should withhold the rain of revival" - Arthur Wallis.
"The end of repentance and the ultimate aim of repentance is to realise that nothing else matters except my relationship to God. ‘Let nothing please nor pain me apart, O Lord from thee’."
Preacher: Jimmy Young Series: Renewal Passage: Genesis 33 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
The key idea of our Secular Age: Human flourishing can be achieved without the presence of God. Progress can be made without presence.
“What cancer has done was shine a light onto all the ways that I am content to progress without the presence of God. And you might think this is a sad way to end a sermon on revival but I do not see it that way. I desire revival. But before revival occurs out there. Revival must occur in here. Before revival comes to our culture. Revival must come to my own heart. This year has been yet more evidence of grace to me that even in pain and difficulty and sorrow he will not let me progress without his presence." -- Preacher: Jimmy Young Series: Renewal Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
God has always worked through a ‘faithful remnant’ of people who have a holy discontentment with the spiritual status quo. These people are fed-up with hollow and nominal religion, and know in their bones that false idols and ideologies are leading people astray. They know that God wants so much more for His people than nominal, dry, practically dead religion. Through repentance, fasting, prayer and utter dependence on God, they prepare the ground for Him to move in power and bring about renewal. -- 2 Chronicles 7:14 - “If my people, who bear my name, humble themselves, pray and seek my face, and turn from their evil ways, then I will hear from heaven, forgive their sin, and heal their land.” -- “Renewal comes when we are sickened by our false gods and the broken promises of our impotent idols and ideologies. When we are shattered by our striving and pathetic attempts at saving ourselves, we can fall into the arms of Christ to be remade without caveats or compromise.” - Mark Sayers -- Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Renewal Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
Paul signs-off by calling the Colossians to prayer, praise, and personal testimony.
“When the devil sees a man or woman who really believes in prayer, who knows how to pray, and who really does pray, and, above all, when he sees a whole church on its face before God in prayer, he trembles as much as he ever did, for he knows that his day in that church or community is at an end.” - R. A. Torrey
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: No Turning Back Passage: Colossians 4:2-18 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
Paul instructs the Colossians on what the New Humanity looks like in the Christian household. In contrast to the prevailing Roman culture, Paul envisions a family of people of equal value, who are each called to live in a way that recognises Jesus’ lordship over each member of the household.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: No Turning Back Passage: Colossians 3:18-4:1 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
Christians have died to old ways of being, and have been raised to new life. That new life is marked by an eager expectation of his second coming. But as we wait, we are to cultivate virtues that align with our new identity as “God’s chosen ones, holy and dearly loved”.
As God’s chosen people, Christians are being renewed into the image of God. This progressive ‘sanctification’ is the process by which we become more like Christ - indeed - more like the people we were created to be.
Paul calls the Colossians to a holy lifestyle, consistent with their new identity - to be who they truly are. In contrast to the old humanity (3:9), Christians are emulate the nature and character of Christ.
Run, John, and work, the law commands. But gives me neither feet nor hands; But sweeter news the gospel brings, It bids me fly and lends me wings. - John Berridge -- "It would be nice, and fairly nearly true, to say that 'from that time forth Eustace was a different boy.' To be strictly accurate, he began to be a different boy. He had relapses. There were still many days when he could be very tiresome. But most of those I shall not notice. The cure had begun." - C. S. Lewis, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader -- Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: No Turning Back Passage: Colossians 3:1-17 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
The believers in Colossae have received Christ, but Paul wants them to continue to grow in him, rather than being taken captive, and turning back to old ways of being and believing.
Preacher: Duku Wolikare Series: No Turning Back Passage: Colossians 2:6-23 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
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Just as Jesus won redemption for his people by becoming the ultimate suffering servant, Paul is similarly embracing pain for the sake of the saints.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: No Turning Back Passage: Colossians 1:21-2:5 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
In the arenas of sport, politics, and the arts, there is always discussion and debate about who qualifies to be the ‘GOAT’ (Greatest Of All Time). In this beautifully written poem, Paul makes the claim that Jesus stands alone as supreme over all.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: No Turning Back Passage: Colossians 1:15-20 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
Paul begins his letter with an avalanche of encouragement! He reminds the Colossian believers of who they are in Christ (1:2), lets them know that their pastor (Epaphras) thinks well of them (1:7-8), and shares the beautiful substance of his prayers for them (1:9-14).
“Adoption is the highest privilege that the gospel offers; ...adoption is higher [than justification] because of the richer relationship with God it involves.” (J I Packer, Knowing God, 1973, pp. 230–1).
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: No Turning Back Passage: Colossians 1:1-14 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
Preacher: Duku Wolikare Series: Stand Alone Passage: Matthew 25:31–46 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
In the final paragraph of our study in 1 Cor. 12-14, Paul addresses some important and controversial subjects regarding the worship gathering.
Four statements to summarise what we’ve learned in this series: 1. Every believer, both male and female, young and old, is gifted to minister in the church. Pastors, Priests, and ‘Professional religious people’ aren’t more qualified to receive or exercise spiritual gifts. “A manifestation of the Spirit is given to each person for the common good”. -- 2. Spiritual gifts are designed primarily for the building up of the church. They ought to move you outside of yourself to serve others for the common good. -- 3. Spiritual gifts exercised without love are worse than useless, they are irritating and offensive. “A noisy gong or a clanging cymbal”. Gifts will cease when Jesus returns, but love lasts forever. -- 4. Tongues and prophecy are more susceptible to abuse, and some of us have suffered as a result. However, the antidote to these dangers is not to despise the gifts, but to properly exercise them in conformity to God's word. -- Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Gifted Passage: 1 Corinthians 14:26-40 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
“...contrary to the opinion of many, spiritual edification can take place in ways other than through the cortex of the brain. Paul believed in an immediate communing with God by means of the Spirit that sometimes bypassed the mind...” - Gordon Fee, The First Epistle to the Corinthians
While the primary purpose of spiritual gifts is the building up of the corporate church, Paul’s description of tongues in 1 Corinthians identifies it primarily as a form of prayer for self-edification.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Gifted Passage: 1 Corinthians 14:1-25 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
"This is not a suggestion or mere advice or wise counsel. This is a divine command, a mandate from God himself. If you and I are not earnestly desiring spiritual gifts, especially prophecy, we are disobedient... -- This is not an issue for prayer. You do not respond to this passage by saying, “Well, ok, I’ll pray about it.” No. You don’t pray about whether or not you are going to obey God. God is not giving us a choice. He’s giving us a command. The only choice you have is whether or not you are going to obey." - Sam Storms
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Gifted Passage: 1 Corinthians 14:1-19 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
If love for others doesn’t govern how we use our spiritual gifts, then they’re not only worthless, they’re irritating, and potentially dangerous.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Gifted Passage: 1 Corinthians 13 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
God has gifted each believer in different ways in order to build a healthy ‘body of believers’ called the church. Each of us should embrace our gifting and work in unity for the good of the whole body.
Preacher: Ben Clements Series: Gifted Passage: 1 Corinthians 12:14:31 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
Christians should pursue experiences of the Spirit in which we are anointed and empowered by His intimate presence. This is what the Bible calls the “filling” of the Spirit.
"A man and his little child [are] walking down the road and they are walking hand in hand, and the child knows that he is the child of his father, and he knows that his father loves him, and he rejoices in that, and he is happy in it. There is no uncertainty about it all, but suddenly the father, moved by some impulse, takes hold of the child and picks him up, [cradles] him in his arms, kisses him, embraces him, showers his love upon him, and then he puts him down again and they go on walking together. That is it! The child knew before that his father loved him, and he knew that he was his child. But oh! the loving embrace, this extra outpouring of love, this unusual manifestation of it — that is the kind of thing. The Spirit bearing witness with our spirit that we are the children of God.” - Thomas Goodwin (quoted by Martyn Lloyd-Jones) -- Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Gifted Passage: 1 Corinthians 12:7-13 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
The charismatic gift of faith, distinct from converting & continuing faith, is typically given by God for a specific time and purpose - often in order to empower a believer to exercise gifts of healings and/or miracles.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Gifted Passage: 1 Corinthians 12:4-11 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
The truth is millions of Aussies are burdened by overwhelming debt. CAP exists to help them. They're passionate about releasing people from a life sentence of debt, poverty and its causes. Running through local churches, CAP is tackling poverty head on.
In this stand alone message, Scott Slingo, partnership director at CAP, shares about God's ministry of dignity restoration.
Preacher: Scott Slingo (CAP) Series: Stand Alone Passage: Isaiah 58:6-7 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
God wills that we desire spiritual gifts, not to pursue our own fame, but to selflessly strengthen others — “so that the church may be built up” (1 Cor. 14:5). Gifts of knowledge/wisdom and discernment are “revelatory” gifts because they are (often) concerned with something the Holy Spirit reveals that could not otherwise be known. -- Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Gifted Passage: 1 Corinthians 12:4-11 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
At Red Door we believe in the ‘convergence’ of three Christian traditions: 1) the centrality of the Gospel and the authority of the Scriptures (Reformed); 2) the necessity of regularly participating in Baptism and Communion, and the employment of liturgy that connects us to the universal church through time (Sacramental); and 3) the validity and practice of all spiritual gifts in the life of the local church (Charismatic). -- Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Gifted Passage: 1 Corinthians Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
The church at Corinth is a mess! On the one hand, they have gratefully received the Gospel and pursued all the gifts of the Spirit, but on the other hand, they are living in a way that makes a mockery of Jesus’ call to discipleship.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: Gifted Passage: 1 Corinthians Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
Preacher: Duku Wolikare Series: Stand Alone Sermons Passage: Genesis 1+2 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
God confronts our focus on what we lack by pointing us to the extravagant blessings we have in Jesus.
Preacher: Jimmy Young Series: Stand Alone Sermons Passage: Ephesians 1:1-14 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
Human history turns on the events of Easter Sunday: If Jesus truly did rise from the dead, nothing (and no-one) can be left unaffected by the fact.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 16 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
Jesus’ entire life has been a journey to this day, the most famous (or infamous) day in human history, the day on which the God Man who made the world would be crucified by those he created.
Preacher: Jimmy Young Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 15 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
Jesus triumphantly enters Jerusalem and with every step nears the Cross, but first, he confronts the theology and practice of Israel and her leaders.
Preacher: Duku Wolikare Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 11-12 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
In the context of ongoing conflict and controversy with those who oppose him, and private instruction with his disciples, Jesus lays out the radical life of discipleship his followers are called to live. In this sermon, we focus on Jesus' teaching on marriage, divorce, and remarriage, together with Paul's instruction in 1 Corinthians 7. -- Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 10 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: www.reddoorchurch.com.au
The transfiguration of Jesus gives us a glimpse into his divine nature and the glory of the coming kingdom - though what follows reminds us that evil will not be entirely destroyed until the kingdom is fully established in Jesus’ second coming.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 9 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: reddoorchurch.com.au
Chapter 8 is the major hinge that connects the first half of the Gospel to the second as the disciples declare Jesus to be Messiah, but fail to see what it means for Jesus to be Saviour.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 8 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: reddoorchurch.com.au
The desire of the Pharisees to live a holy life is commendable; however, they have substituted a heart-felt desire for holiness with empty tradition-keeping, devoid of love for God and man. Jesus presents a radical, life-giving alternative.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 7 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: reddoorchurch.com.au
His townsfolk rejected him, his disciples didn't understand him, and some completely put their trust in him. What will you do with him?
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 6 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: reddoorchurch.com.au
Jesus demonstrates his authority over demons, disease, and death. Which raises the question: How does Mark's Gospel mesh with our experience in this life? What does it mean to live in the "Now and Not Yet"?
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 5 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: reddoorchurch.com.au
Jesus’ parables reveal that the Word of God is what brings about the Kingdom of God in this world.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 4 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: reddoorchurch.com.au
The coming of God’s Kingdom will disrupt the established religious norms of the people of Israel, drawing many to join the mission, while causing others to react violently against it.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 3 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: reddoorchurch.com.au
Because Jesus is the “Son of Man” he has divine authority, not only to heal the body and interpret the Law, but to forgive sins and reconcile sinners to God.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 2 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: reddoorchurch.com.au
The good news is that Jesus is the promised messiah who has authority over Satan, sin, and death, and calls ordinary people to be part of his extraordinary mission to establish God’s kingdom on earth.
Preacher: Jonathan Smith Series: God And Man Passage: Mark 1 Subscribe: apple.co/2Jht9Cs More: reddoorchurch.com.au
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Has the Universe got your back? Or is the power that created and sustains all things a God who can be known?
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