Neac - Newtown: Erskineville Anglican Church

Matt Aroney considers the modern approach of questioning the use of the bible as an authoritative word and instead using it as a tool of self-fulfilment.

David Hohne considers how the goodness of God in scripture is defined by his willingness to keep his promises extraordinarily in Christ.

Roger Bray considers the nature of doubt and how to engage it with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Roger Bray explains how Jesus' coming as a little baby at Christmas is light for the deepest darkness.

David Hohne reflects on the command to not fear given by the Angels to Mary, Joseph and a group of shepherds.

Roger Bray looks at ancient and modern self-salvation projects and the alternative of being known by God.

Matt Aroney considers the remarkable privilege of being a Son or Daughter of God through Christ.

Matt Aroney explains the place of the law in God's purposes given that the whole of the bible concerns salvation by faith in Christ.

Mike Hastie considers the need to finish the Christian life as it began, by the power of the Spirit opening us to trust in the love of the Father in Christ the Son.

Mike Hastie preaches on the freedom of living in the final approval won by Jesus Christ on the cross.

Roger Bray considers the need for and way to be strengthend in the inner being in a complex world.

NEAC - Newtown: Erskineville Anglican Church

Matt Aroney considers how the transforming power of the gospel is because it is a revelation from and of Jesus Christ.

Matt Aroney begins the series 'gospel free' considering how the gospel is utterly unique but we tend to add religion to it.

Roger Bray concludes a year long look at Acts considering how the gospel was not contained even with Paul's imprisonment.

Roger Bray preaches on Paul's calamitous sea voyage on the way to Rome.

Michael Charles considers how the reality of the resurrection overturned the life of Paul and can overturn any life when someone encounters the living Christ.

Roger Bray considers how the Apostle Paul commits the Ephesian elders to the word of God's grace. The grace of Jesus Christ is not simply the beginning but the substance of all the Christian life.

Mike Hastie preaches on how the Power of Christ unmasks all other spiritual and idolatrous pursuits of power.

As the gospel comes to the remarkable city of Athens, Paul shows how Christians relate to culture.