In this series we will look at four aspects of the lifestyle Jesus calls us to live and how we can change our lives for the better by following the calling God has spoken into our lives, whether that be at work, school, home, retired, unwell or on holidays.
Jesus-followers are called to a Living Hope – hope that is alive and a hope that is lived.
This is a profound challenge, living when we live in a world that seems to be full of doom and gloom on a daily basis. What’s more, Jesus-followers in the West, including Hobart, have found themselves on the end of much criticism and hostility over the past few decades.
How can we live hopefully, amid such an avalanche of bad news and hostility?
Sermon Series, 1 May to 12 June 2022
It’s a profound reality: wherever light shines shadows are created. In fact, we only fully appreciate light through its contrasting opposite, darkness.
Pure light is blinding, and shadows help us see more clearly. This is true in so many ways.
In this series we will explore how darkness is no enemy to God’s purposes. We will learn how God embraces darkness as a powerful ally to bring about deep transformation in our lives both individually and corporately.
When Jesus taught about the kingdom of God, he invited us to into a new way of seeing.
Our vision series this year focuses on the life of Jesus exploring how we might see and live like Jesus did.
To envisage what it is to be church God wants us to be we need to return to learn again from Jesus of Nazareth who, “through the Spirit of holiness was appointed the Son of God in power” (Romans 1:4) and how he lived out the kingdom of God on earth, and ask the question, “Do I see the world as Jesus sees it?”
