Cairns Lutheran Parish

What does Divine Intervention mean to you? Today in Week 2 of our Series on Galatians we're looking at the amazing power of God's grace as it reaches into our lives.

What do you get when you add anything else to Jesus for salvation? You get no gospel at all. Today we begin a journey through Paul's letter to the churches in Galatia. Come hear the true gospel of Jesus and what it means for your life.

Rejoice in our sufferings? Really? The Bible says that this is not only possible, but a reality for people in Christ - but maybe not how we expect. Come and explore what the Lord is teaching us in Romans 5:1-5 about the power of the Gospel.

Acts 2:1-21, Fire of the Spirit

Do you think about Heaven? This week we're exploring Rev 22:1-5 and seeing that being mindful of heaven is of great use to us and the world today, as well as a secure hope for the future. This hope is secured for us through faith in Christ alone.

Our fascination with newness has everything to do with our deep need for eternity. The picture of a new heaven and new earth is the grace-filled reality for all who are united to the crucified and risen Lord Jesus through faith.

Crossing boundaries isn't easy. We'd far rather stay behind secure walls, especially when they've had well attested Divine sanction. But what happens when God seems to rip up the rule book? How do we cope when he causes the walls to fall down? Peter had to learn that God was not like he imagined him to be, to step beyond the boundary to see the grace of God in action.

What's being depicted in Revelation 5? It's a heavenly unveiling of Jesus' enthronement to reign until He returns. From this place of power Jesus not only rules, but is present and acting by grace for us every moment and every breath we take.

Revelation 1:1-8. The risen Jesus is the alpha and the omega of all things... the beginning and the end, the first and last. This means your life is embraced in his. He has enclosed you from the cradle to the grave in all that he has done. Your life is in his.

Easter Day, John 20:1-23

Good Friday, John 19:28-30

John 13:1-17, Maundy Thursday

Coming to know your Father is a mid-week lenten series with Rev Dr Noel Due. God's Fatherhood is known through the Cross. This is the place where God takes full responsibility for our failed sonship, releasing us from slavery so that we might be his children without fear. The Cross is an event within God on our behalf.

This Palm Sunday we celebrate the Coming One who enters Jerusalem on His way to the cross. Even though the crowd's great expectations are shattered, their greatest needs are met through God's grace.

Coming to know your Father is a mid-week lenten series with Rev Dr Noel Due. God brings us into relationship with Himself, through the redemption which is in Jesus. He rescues, to seat us with the Son as full heirs of His Kingdom.

Ever thought about how God opens doors for us? God is doing a new thing where he not only throws open doors for you, but walks through them with you and provides spiritual nourishment and light for your path.

Coming to know your Father is a mid-week lenten series with Rev Dr Noel Due. We come to know the Father in the Son, by the power of the Spirit. This is called adoption and stands at the heart of the glorious gift of God's grace.

God is interested in our hearts. In Joshua he uses the circumcision of some 700,000 people to bring about spiritual renewal and shield people from the ridicule of surrounding nations. Come and explore how this relates to the New Covenant community.

Coming to know your Father is a mid-week lenten series with Rev Dr Noel Due. God our Father reveals himself in his actions redeeming and including us into the life of the Trinity. The spiritual battle for Fatherhood is real and intense, but God's goal is truly glorious. NOTE: only the last third of this session recorded.

As human beings we often seek satisfaction and comfort from things that were never meant to be used that way. Is there such a thing as complete satisfaction, comfort and assurance that lasts for more than a few moments? Yes there is! Come see...