The Coolangatta Church Sunday Sermon

Worship is no longer centred on a particular place such as the temple in Jerusalem, nstead, true worshippers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth. The Father is actively seeking people who will worship Him this way.

Today we look at a number of scriptures in the Bible that describe the attitude and action of Worship. Brad hands it to the Church to share their thoughts on the scriptures that were shared.

Over the next few weeks we will be looking deep into the subject of worship. Worship is far more than singing songs at church—it is our appropriate response to who God is, and through worship we encounter and experience God in powerful ways.

Wes preaches today on Fathers Day. God wants us to know Him intimately and learn to recognise His voice. The better we know the Father, the better we understand our identity, and the better we can recognise His voice.eefg/f/

Alan speaks on what The Church is. It's beyond just a building or a meeting on a Sunday. 

Brad continues on speaking about trust in the Lord and the action that comes with it. The main passage from todays message is from Joshua 3:9-17

Wes brings the message today from Luke 5:4. God knows us better than we know ourselves and is an expert on everything. We can trust Him with everything!

Brad speaks from John 11 on the story of Lazarus, Mary and Martha and pulls apart a few different elements from the writings.

Today was open day for Cooly Christian Church and Brad talks on the life of Mary Magdalene throughout the Gospels.

Brad speaks from Acts 19 as part of Cooly Christian Church's ongoing mission; to share Jesus to the community of Cooly and Tweed.  

Allan Speaks today on Acts 2:42. The early church didn't simply gather for services—it devoted itself to Christ through Scripture, authentic community, prayer, communion, and mission. As the church prepares to welcome new people, every believer is called to embody these same priorities so that others can experience the transforming love of Jesus.

Brad refers to Matthew chapter 4 where Jesus calls on ordinary men to follow him and become 'fishers of men'. How can we apply this to our daily lives, and what is holding us back from sharing our faith?

As we continue this mini-series on core values of the Church, Alan speaks on how to love outside of the Church; loving others, reaching the lost, and making disciples.

Brad speaks on the importance of meeting outside of the regular church service time to connect and grow with like minded people in Christ.

Brad continues from last week's sermon on God's Love. God loved us first, we are called to love Him, and that love should overflow into serving His church and reaching others.

Brad focuses on the heart and purpose of Cooly Church — not as an organisation, building, or institution, but as a community centred on the love of God, worship, discipleship, and mission.    

Allan speaks today, sticking with the start of Ephesians 4, particularly on verse 7.  Christ gives every believer a unique role and gift to strengthen the church and reach others. Christians are called not just to attend church, but to actively participate in God’s work.

Alan continues pulling apart the first few verses of Ephesians chapter 4. Today's main focus being unity in the church

Tim revisits the first 6 verses of Ephesians chapter 4 on what our walk with Christ should start to look like, particularly with patience, gentleness and humility. 

Adam continues into chapter 4 of Ephesians, briefly reviewing verse 1 to 6 and then delivering todays message from verse 7 onwards. Every individual is given certain gifts from God. Each person also has a part to play within the Church, to complement each others gifts, to make up the complete body of the Church.

Todays service starts off with Rich from the ministry Pais. He shares a video and talks about the ministry and how you can support them! https://paismovement.com/australia/ Brad starts us off on Ephesians chapter 4. It's here in Ephesians where the Paul writes on how we should walk as believers in Christ now that we know how much Christ has done for us!  

Brad preaches from Ephesians 3 from verse 14-19, and talks about how far and deep God's love is for us

Brad continues with Ephesians, reading from 3:7–10. Paul is building a theological foundation before telling believers what to do. First, they must understand who they are in Christ.

Adam is back and kicks off Chapter 3 of Ephesians. We are heirs of the one true God!

Brad has a shorter message today closing out chapter 2 of Ephesians. He continues from last week where the cornerstone of the building was the main focus (Jesus being the cornerstone). With today's message, the people are part of the greater church building from which Jesus is the cornerstone.