Neac - Newtown: Erskineville Anglican Church

Scripture Amos 1: 1 - 2

Roger Bray introduces the book of Amos and members from Church in the Graveyard perform a dramatic reading of the book.

Follow the Leader (Hebrews 12:1-3) Big Idea: Run the exhausting race of faithful living with the eyes of faith fixed on Jesus. A. The Challenges of the Race 1. The weights of life 2. Sin’s entanglement B. The Strategy of the Race 1.Where are your eyes? 2. What is faith? 3. Jesus as example 4. Jesus as mediator C. The Goal of the Race 1. Endurance 2. Faithfulness 3. Glory

After three talks from Hebrews over the Weekend Away, Andrew reminds us of the implications of drawing near to God through Jesus.

Keeping the Faith in Community (Hebrews 10:19-25) Big Idea: Jesus’ ministry enables us to come to God and keep the faith in community. A. The Results of Jesus’ Ministry 1. Come 2. Cling 3. Consider B. Jesus’ Ministry and the Community of the Church 1. Gathering together 2. Stirring up 3. Encouraging one another

The Mediator’s Ministry (Hebrews 8:1-6) Big Idea: Our Mediator’s ministry rests on his finished work and God’s unbreakable promises. A. The Main Point 1. Fast forward: Hebrews 2-7 2. A Great High Priest B. The Mediator’s Ministry 1. The vocabulary of Jesus’ ministry 2. The geography of Jesus’ ministry 3. The certainty of Jesus’ ministry

The Father’s Speech and the Son’s Seat (Hebrews 1:1-4) Big Idea: God’s definitive speech to us is through his Son, who now sits enthroned in heaven. A. Speaking of God Speaking 1. The priority of God’s speech 2. The progression of God’s speech 3. The power of God’s speech B. God’s Speech through His Son 1. Creation 2. Purification C. The Son Sat Down 1. Where? 2. Why? 3. So what?

Scripture: 2 Samuel 7: 1 - 17 Luke 23: 32 - 43

Scripture: Exodus 40: 32-33 1 Kings 8: 22 - 30 John 2: 12 - 22

Roger Fitzhardinge explores the idea of covenant throughout the Bible.

In this first part of our series on the key themes across the Bible, Roger Fitzhardinge explores God's big plan for the world from creation to new creation. From Genesis to Revelation, God reveals that He is committed to dwelling with His creatures.

Roger Fitzhardinge preaches from Psalm 46.

Roger Bray preaches from Psalm 19.

Andrew Errington preaches from Psalm 142.

Andrew Errington preaches from Ephesians 6: 10 - 23

Andrew Errington preaches from Ephesians 5:21 - 6:9

Roger Bray preaches from Ephesians 5: 3 - 20.

As a right response to God's grace, the Christian is no longer to live by the example of the host culture, but to put on the new self in Christ.

To be a Christian is to have received a call; a call to participate in God’s future. The implication of that is to see the church in a particular way: in unity, made up of diverse parts, growing together as one, nurtured on the truth of God’s word, towards perfection in Christ.