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Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: John 21 Outline: The gospel story doesn't end... "A Christian gospel ends properly, not with the appearance of the Risen Lord to his disciples, but with a confident statement that his mission to the world, undertaken at his command and under his authority, will be the means by which many are saved." EC Hoskyns Mission WITHOUT Jesus. Mission WITH Jesus. Life plan: Pr...

Speaker: Tim Baron Passage: John 20 Outline: That narky time of year. Where's the joy? The empty tomb. (v1-10) Jesus appears to Mary. (11-18) Jesus appears to his disciples. (19-23) Jesus appears to Thomas. (24-28) 'Blessed are those who have not seen...' (29) Life plan: ENJOY.

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: John 19 Outline: Extravagant detail... too much? The sentence. (v1-16) The crucifixion. (17-27) The death. (28-37) The burial. (38-42) Life Plan: B2L.

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: John 18 Outline: Innocent accused. John 18 shows us Jesus' extravagant innocence. Innocence arrested. (v1-11) Innocence examined. (12-14, 19-24) Innocence denied. (15-18, 25-27) Innocence tried. (28-37) Innocence declared. (38-40) Life plan: R4U.

Speaker: Guest Passage: John 17 Outline: Harmony Jesus prays for glory. (v1-5) Jesus prays for his Disciples. (6-19) Jesus prays for his Church. (20-26) So what can we take away from this passage? Union in Christ. Union in the Church.

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: John 15:18-16:33 Outline: Enlisting for mission. John 16 prepares us for extravagant danger. Extravagant danger in Jesus' mission. Extravagant resources for Jesus' mission. Life plan: NOT alone.

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: John 15:1-17 Outline: Organising love in the church. John 15 calls us to extravagant love. 'I am the vine; you are the branches.' Extravagant love: bearing fruit. Life plan: L-O-V-E

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: John 13:36-14:31 Outline: We hate farewells. John 14 calls us to extravagant peace. Where is Jesus going? Extravagant peace: no trouble, no fear. Life plan: 1-way.

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: John 13:1-35 Outline: We have a branding problem. John 13 calls us to extravagant service. Be served by Jesus. (v1-11) Be a servant like Jesus. (v12-35) Life plan: 1-1-1

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: John 12:1-50 Outline: 'Life is meant to be brilliant.' John 1-11: Believe to life John 12-21: Life with Jesus Passover background Extravagant Glory: 2 responses

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: Matthew 24:1-14 Outline: This is not the end of the world as we know it. This is a reminder that the end is coming. Wrong responses - doubt - despair - live it up Right responses - prepared - prayerful - proclaiming - preventative - providential

Speaker: Tim Baron Passage: Matthew 19:13-30 Outline: From rags to riches. The model for entering the kingdom. (v13-15) How does the rich young man measure up? (v16-22) How do the disciples measure up? (23-30) The only one who measures up. Starting as a follower of Jesus. Continuing as a follower of Jesus.

Speaker: Guest Passage: John 10:1-21 Outline: Introduction One entrance One Good Shepard Conclusion

Speaker: Brock Johnston Passage: Zephaniah Outline: Judgement is FACTUAL | Salvation is FACTUAL Judgement is FAIR | Salvation is FAIR Judgement is FEARFUL | Salvation is JOYFUL Judgement and salvation are FINAL. God is MIGHTY TO SAVE.

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: Habakkuk 3 Outline: 1. REMEMBER what God has done. (v1-7) 2. KNOW who God is. (v8-15) 3. WAIT patiently. (v16) 4. REJOICE in the Lord. (v17-18) 5. SING it out. (v19)

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: Habakkuk 1:12-2:1 Outline: What all Dads get wrong... that God gets right. Habakkuk's second complaint. (1:12-2:1) Implication: God is MIGHTY. God's 'woe-full' answer. (2:2-20) i. v6-8 ii. v9-11 iii. v12-14 iv. v15-17 v. v18-20 Implication: God is mighty to SAVE. The righteous will live by his faith.

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: Habakkuk 1:1-11 Outline: Holding up the mirror to evil and injustice. Habakkuk's complaint. (v1-4) Implication: God is MIGHTY. God's answer. (5-11) Implication: God is mighty TO SAVE. If Habakkuk could see what we see...

Speaker: Tim Baron Passage: Nahum 3

Speaker: Tim Baron Passage: Nahum 2 Outline: The pride before the fall. The good news of judgement. (1:15) The 'great' city taken. (2:1-7) The 'great' city plundered. (2:8-10) The 'great' city humbled. (2:11-13) Good news for the humble.

Speaker: Russell Smidt Passage: Obadiah Outline: Make Australia Great! A kingdom without a king. The vision of Obadiah... about Edom. National-ism Consumer-ism Quiet-ism Mighty to save.

Speaker: Tim Baron Passage: Nahum 1:1-15 Outline: Is it Nay-hum, Nay-hoom or Nah-em??? A vision of Nahum concerning Nineveh. (v1) The personal judge. (2-3) The mighty judge. (4-6) The judge's target. (8-11) The judge's purpose. (7, 12-15) Reflecting on love and justice.

Speaker: Mike Adams Passage: John 18:12-40 Outline: What is truth? Four responses: Response 1: Oppose Response 2: Run away Response 3: Whatever Response 4: Accept Your response?

Speaker: Guest Passage: Daniel 9:1-19

Speaker: Tim Baron Passage: John 11

Speaker: Brock Johnston Passage: John 10 Outline: Jesus comes to gather. (v1-6) Jesus comes to bring life. (7-10) Jesus is the good shepherd. (11-18) Jesus is either insane or he is truly God. (19-21)