This coming Sunday, May 27 at 10am, Liam Conway preaches on Mark 12:13-17. Jesus said, “Give back to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s.”
Then later on, join in with the Church Together Festival (2pm) and Rally (4:30pm) down at PW1, next to Salamanca. Check churchtogethertasmania.com for more details!
We celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit this coming Sunday at Hobart Baptist Church. Hope you can make it!
Stephen Baxter will be preaching: The Holy Spirit came upon the early church and changed the course of history. On the night before his crucifixion, Jesus explained to his followers how he needed to leave so that the work of the Spirit could begin. Next Sunday we will explore the three-fold ministry of the Holy Spirit - counsellor, witness and teacher.
Penned in prison nearly 2000 years ago, nevertheless, this letter is full of relevance to our times. Themes such as racial and ethnic reconciliation, unity in the body of Christ, and holiness setting the church apart from the surrounding culture, are significant and pertinent to us today.
But so often our perspective is too low, too human, too temporal, too material, too earthly, too self-centred. In this letter Paul challenges us to see our earthly reality in the light of the heavenly, eternal and spiritual reality.
Each week we will explore one chapter of the letter through the lens of the theme “Grace upon Grace.”
The text for the week will be chosen by the preacher for the day. Each will bring their own unique insights.
The goal is that we be gripped by the glory of what God has done for us in Christ, what this means for us in our daily living and what it will mean for us in the future.
April 8 Kelvin Smith Ephesians 1
April 15 Peter Clark Ephesians 2
April 22 Jim Collins Ephesians 3
April 29 Joel Ortiz Ephesians 4
May 6 & 13 Stephen Baxter Ephesians 5 & 6
We've had an exciting few weeks as we celebrate our unity and our diversity with Sanctuary Sunday, followed by Harmony Sunday.
And now, Easter is on the way!
Stephen Baxter will take us through the Easter season with a special sermon series: The Cross That Unites
You are welcome to come and share, reflect and wonder at God's great mercy this Easter, at Hobart Baptist Church
Over the years, many believers from many backgrounds, young and old, rich and poor, male and female, Aussie, Latvian, African, Dutch, Asian, British, etc. have found a place to belong within HBC.