Annalong Presbyterian Church Podcasts

The book of Revelation is the pulling back of the curtain so that we can see what the future of God's people will be. This revelation is our glorious hope as we look to Jesus in these days of tribulation and know for sure he is coming back to take us home. Reading through Revelation there are many things that can be confusing or disturbing because we don't live in the same century as John, who rec...

The central theme of today's sermon revolves around the profound invitation extended by the Lord to the people of Israel, along with His expectations for their holiness. As we explore the narrative of Exodus 19, we reflect on the historical context in which the Israelites find themselves, having recently departed from Egypt and now poised at Mount Sinai, a pivotal location in their formation as a...

The book of Revelation is the pulling back of the curtain so that we can see what the future of God's people will be. This revelation is our glorious hope as we look to Jesus in these days of tribulation and know for sure he is coming back to take us home. Chapter 18 gives us the final destruction of Babylon, representing all the adulterous cities of the world. As she faces her punishment those wh...

Continuing in Exodus, this sermon looks at the visit of Moses' father-in-law, Jethro. The significance of Jethro's visit to Moses shows us Jethro's transformation as he not only rejoices in the salvation of the Israelites but also offers sage counsel to Moses regarding effective leadership. Ultimately, this sermon invites us to reflect on our own responses to divine grace and the imperative of fos...

The book of Revelation is the pulling back of the curtain so that we can see what the future of God's people will be. This revelation is our glorious hope as we look to Jesus in these days of tribulation and know for sure he is coming back to take us home. Reading Revelation can seem as if it is all doom and gloom, but at the start of chapter 18 we hear wonderful news that the persecutor and decei...

The book of Revelation is the pulling back of the curtain so that we can see what the future of God's people will be. This revelation is our glorious hope as we look to Jesus in these days of tribulation and know for sure he is coming back to take us home. Turning to chapter 17 we come to some images that John is given that are not easy for us to understand. The language is from John's time and he...

The primary thematic focus of our discourse today revolves around the concept of reliance on divine providence, as exemplified through the narrative of the Israelites' trials in the wilderness. As we examine their journey, it becomes apparent that their experiences serve as a metaphorical report card, revealing a consistent need for improvement in their faith and trust in God. The challenges prese...

The book of Revelation is the pulling back of the curtain so that we can see what the future of God's people will be. This revelation is our glorious hope as we look to Jesus in these days of tribulation and know for sure he is coming back to take us home. Having looked at the first six bowls of God's wrath we now come to the seven and final bowl. This judgement and punishment on rebellious humani...

The people of God have been grumbling since they left Egypt, but now their grumbling has developed into quarrelling. Their quarrelling with Moses, however, is a test to see if God remains faithful to them. This he does, but this forgetful people should not put their God to the test. He graciously provides water from a rock for them, thus showing them he can be trusted. Takeaways: A significant the...

The book of Revelation is the pulling back of the curtain so that we can see what the future of God's people will be. This revelation is our glorious hope as we look to Jesus in these days of tribulation and know for sure he is coming back to take us home. Chapter 16 of Revelation presents to us the bowls of wrath, which are God's judgements on rebellious humanity. In this episode we will look at...

The book of Revelation is the pulling back of the curtain so that we can see what the future of God's people will be. This revelation is our glorious hope as we look to Jesus in these days of tribulation and know for sure he is coming back to take us home. This bonus episode is recorded at our weekly Midweek meeting, where Rev David McCullagh looks at the different way to interpret the book of Rev...

The narrative presented in Exodus chapter 16 elucidates the profound lesson that we can indeed take God at His word by placing our trust in Him and adhering to His commands. As the Israelites once again find themselves grumbling against the Lord, their dissatisfaction arises not from a lack of sustenance, but from a deeper rebellion against His provision and faithfulness. In His infinite patience,...

This sermon centres on the theme of grumbling and its implications for believers, drawing from the poignant historical narrative found in Exodus 15. The Israelites, having recently experienced divine intervention, succumb to a spirit of complaint merely days into their journey, revealing a troubling forgetfulness of God's past mercies. Through the examination of their response at Marah, we confron...

The book of Revelation is the pulling back of the curtain so that we can see what the future of God's people will be. This revelation is our glorious hope as we look to Jesus in these days of tribulation and know for sure he is coming back to take us home. This bonus episode is recorded at our weekly Midweek meeting, where Rev David McCullagh beings the first of the deeper dives into the book. Beg...

The hymn from Exodus 15 serves as a profound declaration of the greatness of God, encapsulating the Israelites' jubilant response to their miraculous deliverance from Egypt. In this sermon, we delve into the rich theological implications of this song, exploring how it articulates God’s power, His role as a warrior on behalf of His people, and the assurance of His eternal reign. We reflect on the s...

The book of Revelation is the pulling back of the curtain so that we can see what the future of God's people will be. This revelation is our glorious hope as we look to Jesus in these days of tribulation and know for sure he is coming back to take us home. Chapter 15 begins the final retelling of what must take place before Christ returns. This time John sees the last days as displayed through sev...

In the story of Exodus, we witness God’s unfailing promise as He leads His people, the Israelites, across the Red Sea, delivering them from the pursuing Egyptians and thereby securing their salvation. This historical account serves as a testament to God’s omnipotence and His commitment to rescue those who place their trust in Him. This sermon elucidates the stark contrast between human effort and...

The salient point of this sermon emphasises that God is a steadfast protector who invites His people to be still and trust in His deliverance, even amid dire circumstances. The story of the Children of Israel reveals their struggle with fear and forgetfulness as they confront the pursuing Egyptian army, leading them to blame Moses for their plight. In this moment of despair, Moses reassures them t...

The book of Revelation is the pulling back of the curtain so that we can see what the future of God's people will be. This revelation is our glorious hope as we look to Jesus in these days of tribulation and know for sure he is coming back to take us home. As we come to the second half of chapter 14 we are once again presented with an image of judgement. This time the judgment is given to us as a...

The rite of consecration for the firstborn and the observance of the Feast of Unleavened Bread serve as pivotal elements in the narrative of the Exodus, illustrating the fundamental principle of trusting in God for salvation. In this sermon, we reflect on the significance of these practices as essential means by which the Children of Israel are instructed to remember God's mighty deliverance from...

The book of Revelation is the pulling back of the curtain so that we can see what the future of God's people will be. This revelation is our glorious hope as we look to Jesus in these days of tribulation and know for sure he is coming back to take us home. Revelation says gives us the same message on repeat, but presents it to us from different perspectives. As we turn to chapter 14 we see again t...

This podcast delves into the profound significance of the Passover as explained in Exodus 12, underscoring its role as a pivotal moment of deliverance for the Israelites. We explore the intricate instructions provided by God regarding the observance of this sacred meal, emphasising the necessity of adherence to divine mandates rather than human interpretations. The discussion further examines the...

The journey on the road to Emmaus serves as a profound narrative of realisation and spiritual awakening, wherein two disciples, initially shrouded in grief and confusion, ultimately discern the identity of their traveling companion as the risen Lord Jesus. This sermon profoundly explores the significance of recognising Christ not merely as a historical figure but as our ever-present Saviour in our...

The resurrection of Jesus Christ constitutes the fulcrum of the Christian faith, as it signifies His triumph over death and the assurance of eternal life for believers. This sermon delves into the profound journey undertaken by the women who approached the tomb on that momentous Easter Sunday, initially burdened by the weight of their grief and expectation. As they arrived at the tomb, the unexpec...

Good Friday is deemed "good" due to the profound significance of what Jesus accomplished on Calvary's cross. This sermon from the Good Friday service at Kilhorne Parish Church delves into the weighty and remarkable nature of this day, reflecting on its implications for humanity's relationship with God. The sermon explores the events surrounding Christ's crucifixion, emphasising the tearing of the...