Karratha Anglican Community Church

Our God seeks us and He calls us to be part of his mission team seeking the people of this world. Come with us this week as we consider the task of mission from Luke 10. Reverend Frank Nicol

Jesus came with gracious plans. He calls us to lay down our own plans and follow him. Are we willing to do so whatever the cost? Luke 9:51-62. Rev Frank Nicol

It was windy but its worth a listen. The book of Amos is a challenging read but it finishes by pointing us to a great hope that is fulfilled by our amazing saviour Jesus Christ. Amos Chapter 9. Right Reverend Darrell Parker

Seek Me and live. Talk 2 on camp deals with Amos chapter 5, a glimmer of hopein the darkeness. Have a read of the chapter and then have a listen to the bish. Sorry but the end of the talk is missing

Bishop Darrell opens up the book of Amos for us on Church camp this week. Have a read of Amos chapter 1 and then have a listen to this challenging talk.

We begin this week walking with Jesus to Jerusalem. The walk begins with our God calling us to listen to His Son. Luke 9:21-36

Our Struggle is not against flesh and blood , but against the devil and his schemes. The solution is not from us. Be strong in the Lord and clothe yourself in the clothes the gospel gives. Ephesians 6:10-24. Rev Frank Nicol

This we grapple with a hard Question from Ephesians 6. If you're wondering the answer is; No! Ephesians 6:5-10. Rev Frank Nicol

Come with us this week as Paul helps us think through how the gospel impacts family life. Ephesians 5:21-6:4. Rev Frank Nicol

The Reverend Steve Combe unpacks Ephesians 5:1-20 for us this week.

Christ has saved us into a family. Paul now encouarges us to play our role in helping the family mature. Ephesians 4:1-20. Rev Frank Nicol

God displays his wisdom to this world through the church saved by Christ. This week we chew on Ephesians 3:1-13. Rev Frank Nicol

Life is not always easy. Many things raise our anxiety. The Psalms model for us what it looks like to cry out to God in our pain. Come with us this week as we see Asaph cry out to his God. Psalm 77. Rev Frank Nicol.

Did Jesus really rise from the dead? What difference does it make? Have a think about the resurrection with us this Easter Sunday. Rev Frank Nicol. Luke 24

Come with us this Good Friday as we explore the account of Jesus swapping spots with Barabbas. An Easter story that drives us right to the meaning of the cross. Rev Frank Nicol. Luke 23

We were once aliens and strangers to God and his people, but now in Christ we have been brought near. We are locals in the kingdom of God. Ephesians 2:11-22. Rev Frank Nicol

Paul encourages the Christian church, by celebrating again the Power work of God in raising us from death to life. Ephesians 2:1-10, Rev Frank Nicol

This Week Paul prays for the church that by the Spirit they would grow in the knowledge of their God. Come with us as we unpack Ephesian 1:15-23. Rev Frank Nicol

The big story of God in 4 verses of Ephesians; God is gathering a big family around His Son Jesus Christ. Come with us as we walk through Ephesians 1:11-14. Reverend Frank Nicol

As Paul writes his letter to the Ephesian church, we learn of our indentity as Christians. We are In Chirst, untied to him and blessed right now with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly realms. Come with us this week as we unpack these amazing truths. Rev Frank Nicol

As we come to the final talk in our series, today as a church we declare our love of the Gospel; Christ died for our sins, the righteous one for the unrighteous to bring us to God. 1 Corinthians 15:1-8

Sermon 2 on our series on things we love. This week we explain our love of the Bible; God's authoritative word to us, making us wise for salvation in Christ Jesus and equipping us for every good work. Come for a walk with us in 2 Timothy chapter 3. Rev Frank Nicol

As we begin the year, we're spending 3 weeks focusing on what we love at Karratha Anglican Church. We Love the Word of God; which this week meens, We Love Jesus. As John 1 tells us he is the Word of God. John 1:1-18, Rev Frank Nicol

In the birth of Jesus our God speaks to us. His message is grace, and that grace, saves, changes and helps us persevere as we wait for Christ to return.

I love the Genealogy at the beginning of Matthew's Gospel. Its not simply a list of names but give testimony to the grace of God over centuries. As we prepare for Christmas, may we remind ourselves that Jesus has come to show the same grace his heavenly Father has always shown. Rev Frank Nicol