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. In chapter 4 of Revelation we were introduced tot he on seated on the throne. In chapter 5 we see that in the right hand of the Lord Almighty i...

The primary focus of this podcast episode is the unfolding narrative in Exodus chapter six, wherein God reassures Moses of His unwavering commitment to the Israelites amidst their suffering. We delve into the complexities of the Israelites' plight as they endure increased hardships due to Pharaoh's oppressive measures, which stem from Moses and Aaron's requests for liberation. As we explore the dy...

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 move into chapter 4 of Revelation our perspective is taken from the churches on the earth to the throne room of heaven. John is invited 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. Looking at the last of the seven churches, the church had Laodicea has a serious problem. The risen Lord Jesus gives it no commendation, rather...

The discourse presented herein delves into the pivotal themes encapsulated within Exodus chapter 5, wherein we witness Moses and Aaron confronting Pharaoh with a divine mandate: the liberation of the Israelites. This chapter elucidates not only the palpable tension between earthly authority and divine command but also the emotional weight borne by Moses as he grapples with uncertainty and fear of...

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. The next two churches, before we come to the final church of Laodicea, are Sardis and Philadelphia. These two churches appear to be different,...

The salient point of this podcast episode is the exploration of Moses' complex journey as he grapples with God's call to liberate the Israelites from bondage in Egypt. Initially resistant and filled with self-doubt, Moses presents a series of objections to God’s command, revealing his apprehensions about returning to a past marred by personal failure. However, the narrative unfolds to demonstrate...

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. In chapter 2 we are introduced to the seven churches spoken of in chapter 1. In this episode we look at the next two churches: Pergamum and Thy...

The central theme of this podcast episode revolves around the compelling call for unwavering faith and the cessation of excuses in our spiritual journey. We explore the poignant narrative of Moses, who, despite receiving divine assurance and miraculous signs from God, repeatedly hesitates to embrace his God-given mission to lead the Israelites from bondage. The episode delves into the essence of t...

The burning bush serves as a profound symbol within our faith, representing God's ability to manifest in the most unexpected circumstances. In our discussion, we delve into the historical significance of this emblem, particularly its connection to the Huguenots during the Protestant Reformation, and how it embodies the resilience of the church amidst persecution. We reflect on the notion that God...

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. In chapter 2 we are introduced to the seven churches spoken of in chapter 1. Beginning with Ephesus and Smyrna we see examples of the enduring...

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. John introduces this book as a prophecy that is to be read aloud. Prophecy is not just future telling, but tells us what our current state is....

This episode encapsulates the profound journey of skill acquisition and the requisite time for maturation in the context of one's vocation, underscoring that mastery is invariably an iterative process that necessitates patience and perseverance. We delve into the narrative of Moses, who, despite being destined for greatness as a saviour for his people, must first undergo a significant period of pr...

On Sunday 21 September 2025 we began our new teaching series in the book of revelation. This introductory sermon introduced, through he first 8 verses of the book, how Revelation serves as a profound source of hope for God's people, and it is imperative that we approach it with the understanding that it is not intended to create division among Christians or to cause confusion. Rather, the text pre...

We delve into the profound themes of salvation as presented in the Book of Exodus, particularly through the narrative of Moses. The episode elucidates the critical role that divine intervention plays in human history, highlighting how God orchestrates events to fulfill His plan of salvation, even amidst tyranny and oppression. As we explore the plight of the Israelites in Egypt, we witness their d...

In this first episode we delve into the profound themes encapsulated within the Book of Exodus, particularly highlighting the notion of divine salvation and the accompanying glory of God. We commence our exploration by reflecting on the significant transition from the narrative of Genesis, which culminates in God's covenant promises, to the dire circumstances faced by the Israelites in Egypt. The...

Part 6 of our teaching on church history. This week we look at Patrick, the Apostle of Ulster. The Life of the Church - Learning our Church History is a teaching series from Annalong Presbyterian Church. For videos and handouts visit www.annalongpc.org/midweek.

Part 5 of our teaching on church history. This week we look at Emperor Constantine. The Life of the Church - Learning our Church History is a teaching series from Annalong Presbyterian Church. For videos and handouts visit www.annalongpc.org/midweek.

Throughout the history of God's people place has been important. The gospel is grounded in history and as such it not only works in the lives of people, but uses places to bring about the circumstances for gospel growth. One such place is Caesarea Maritima. It is from this Roman port city that Pontius Pilate ruled Judea. It was to this city that Paul fled in safety before heading on to Tarsus. And...

In part 3 of our series we return to Rome and see how the early Christians survived persecution. Looking at how the church responded to the arrest of Peter in Acts 12, we that the early church continued the practice of gathering together when persecution came and encouraging one another in prayer and the Word of God. Not being able to meet in public places or in private homes, the believers met in...

In part 2 of The Life of the Church we travel to the French city of Lyon. Throughout the 2nd Century the officials in Lyon persecuted the church. Christians would be taken and imprisoned. This official persecution led the populous of Lyon taking matters into their own hands and go after their neighbours who were Christians. The problem for Lyon was that this was against the current practice of the...

As the Acts of the Apostles draws to a close we can be left asking what happens next. Our studies in early church history begin with two disciples of the Apostle John. From the Revelation we know that John was imprisoned on the island of Patmos. But the ministry of the gospel continues in Antioch and Smyrna with Ignatius and Polycarp, two church leaders who had been discipled by John. Ignatius cam...

The Tabernacle, the tent of meeting, is a key part of the story of the Children of Israel.  God designed it to be a visible sign of his presence with his people and as a focus for worship.  Every detail was significant and looks beyond the Children of Israel to Jesus Christ, the more perfect tent (Hebrews 9:11). In part 8 we conclude this series by looking at the final piece of furniture...

The Tabernacle, the tent of meeting, is a key part of the story of the Children of Israel.  God designed it to be a visible sign of his presence with his people and as a focus for worship.  Every detail was significant and looks beyond the Children of Israel to Jesus Christ, the more perfect tent (Hebrews 9:11). In part 7 we move to the priests and the garments they had to wear in their...

The Tabernacle, the tent of meeting, is a key part of the story of the Children of Israel. God designed it to be a visible sign of his presence with his people and as a focus for worship. Every detail was significant and looks beyond the Children of Israel to Jesus Christ, the more perfect tent (Hebrews 9:11). In part 6 we go beyond the Tabernacle tent and look at the pictures in the Tabernacle co...