Neac - Newtown: Erskineville Anglican Church

Matt Aroney speaks on how the Grace of Jesus Christ reorders desire, identity and the story we live in so that we might be eager to do good.

Matt Aroney considers how the good life of the believers beautifies the gospel.

Matt Aroney begins the series 'How the Gospel makes you good' considering how the good news of eternal life reorders our households.

Roger Bray preaches on the confidence that God's word gives us to live out his promises concluding the series on Deuteronomy.

Roger Bray preaches on Deuteronomy 29 considering the grace that has always upheld God's covenant with his people.

Matt Aroney explores God's heart for vulnerable from Deuteronomy 24 and asks the question, how can this be more than a nice idea?

Matt Aroney consider why God's people need rhythms of thankfulness in their lives and the obstacles to them.

David Höhne preaches from Deuteronomy 8 on the need for Israel to remember where they came from and the goodness of the God who brought them there.

Matt Aroney preaches on the beauty of the Ten Commandments and Jesus' two-fold ethic of love for God and neighbour.

Roger Bray begins the series on Deuteronomy considering the grace of God that is the foundation for life and obedience for God's people.

Matt Aroney concludes the series in 2 Corinthians exploring how we experience the power Paul found in weakness. Bible Reading: 2 Corinthians 11:16-12:10.

Roger Bray considers how to respond with bold humbleness to the realities of modern social media. Bible Readings:Jeremiah 9:23-10:7 and 2 Corinthians 10-11:15.

Roger Bray preaches on how the grace of Jesus enables rich open-handed generosity. Bible Readings: Exodus 6:1-21 and 2 Corinthians 8:1-15 and 9:6-16.

Roger Bray considers how the power of Jesus' resurrection enables a deeper capacity for resilience than we could ever build into ourselves. Bible Readings: Psalm 116 and 2 Corinthians 4:7-5:10.

Matt Aroney considers why we struggle to change and how the gospel alone has the capacity to remake the human self.

Matt Aroney begins the series on 2 Corinthians considering how the gospel can bring comfort in the midst of life. Bible Readings: Isaiah 40 and 2 Corinthians 1:1-11.

Archbishop Glenn Davies preaches on Jesus' resurrection appearances and ascension at Erko from Luke 24.

Roger Bray considers the implications of the resurrection for the future of our bodily life on Easter Sunday. Bible Readings: Psalm 118:1-2, 14-24 and Luke 24:1-12.

Matt Aroney consider the shocking nature of Jesus' execution and how it should shape our lives. Bible Reading: Luke 23.

Roger Bray preaches on Jesus' entrance to Jerusalem and the responses to his radical claim of kingship. Bible Readings Luke 19:28-40 and 22:47-62.