Erindale Alliance Church: Recent Episodes
Erindale Alliance Church
This week, we will be doing our first of four Sundays looking at some of the biblical teaching on prayer. This Sunday we will be talking about The Lord's Prayer, the model Jesus taught in the Sermon on the Mount, as recorded in Matthew 6.
This Sunday we will continue our study of the Gospel of John as we hear and reflect on Jesus teaching in chapter 5. In this section, Jesus teaches about the certainty of resurrection, judgement, and eternity and invites us to hear and believe.
This week we will continue our study of the life of Christ in Johns Gospel. We will see Jesus care for others, and be personally challenged in our faith and focus on life.
We are continuing our study of Jesus in Johns Gospel. This week, we see the reaction of the first few disciples of Christ as they encounter him, and he invites them to follow me.
This week we will begin our New Testament series, studying the book of John. The Gospel begins with a reflection on the truth of who Jesus Christ is, challenging us to submit to his lordship.
This week, we will be examining 2 Kings chapters 24 and 25, and the fall of Judah to Babylon. We will consider Gods justice, wrath and mercy as we explore the difficult days of Judahs destruction, and the glimpse of restoration at the end of the book.
This week we will be looking at the initial reforms of King Josiah, one of Israels greatest kings, as recorded in 2 Kings 22. Despite the terrible examples of his father and grandfather, and ascending the throne of Judah at a young age, King Josiah is unique among Judahs kings in faithfully following God.
https://boxcast.tv/channel/m6lqi6ydrcbgnbi6yh8lThis week we finish our study of Corinthians. In 2 Corinthians 13, Paul challenges the church to examine their hearts. This challenge was not only for the church of Corinth then, but for us today.
This week we continue our study of Corinthians. In 2 Corinthians 12 Paul talks about a unique experience he has and calls us to F.R.O.G = Fully Rely On God.
This week we continue our study of Corinthians. In 2 Corinthians 11, not only do we see Pauls love of the Church, but also learn more about the cost of his apostolic call and ministry.
We are continuing our study of 2 Corinthians, and this week are looking at Paul's words in chapter 10. Paul challenges us with a number of ideas, but is most concerned that we seek God's power and approval.
This week, as we continue our series taking us to Easter, we are looking at Jesus prediction of the suffering he is about to undergo. We will also study the challenge Jesus gave his disciples to follow his servanthood example in their love for others.
For this week, we are continuing our series leading to the Cross and the Empty Tomb. We will be in Luke 9, exploring some of Jesus activities and teaching, and how he invites us to know he is the Messiah who was, who is, and who is to come.
This weeks sermon is the first of our Easter cycle, pointing us towards the empty tomb. This Sunday, we are talking about Jesus baptism, temptations, and start of his ministry.
This Sundays sermon marks a significant shift from the pattern we have seen over the past weeks. Hezekiah, Judahs king, brings reforms to the nation, modelling his faith in God by his choices in what he says and does.