Moorebank Hammondville Anglican Church

Rev Michael Duckett from Macarthur Indigenous Church preaches on what it means for us to be 'ALL IN' on God's reconciliation plan for the world. Michael is speaking from Matthew 22: 34-38.

In our final week on the Lord's prayer - we're looking at the doxology. Why do we pray 'for the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours, now and forever'? What are we saying when we pray 'amen'? Stephen Cook takes us through the final lines of the Lord's prayer.

What's the connection between temptation and God's will? The difference between temptation and testing? What does Jesus know about temptation and why is that good news for us? Does the Holy Spirit help us in the face of temptation? As we look at this part of the Lord's prayer - we're listening to what Jesus teaches about this most universal of human experiences.

In this section of the Lord's prayer - Jesus teaches us to pray about our forgiveness of other people. Listen in to hear why forgiving others is important for Jesus' people and he helps us to do so.

As we continue looking at the Lord's prayer, this week we are focused on why Jesus teaches us to pray 'forgive us our sins' and what this does and doesn't mean from Matthew 6:9-13.

Why does Jesus teach us to pray for our daily bread? Listen in as Stephen Cook preaches from Matthew 6:9-13 on this part of the Lord's prayer.

In this section of the Lord's prayer - Jesus teaches us where we are headed, what to pray in the light of that and when to pray. Join us as we continue looking at the Lord's prayer in Matthew 6: 9 - 13.

As we continue looking at the Lord's prayer, David Philpott helps us understand what it means to pray 'your kingdom come' from Matthew 6:9-13. [The first 30 seconds are a little 'noisy' - apologies!]

In Jesus' master class on prayer he teaches us to put first things first. Stephen Cook unpacks for us what it means to pray 'Hallowed be your name' from Matthew 6:9-13.

As we continue in Jesus' school of prayer, David Philpott unpacks for us what it means to pray 'Our Father in Heaven' from Matthew 6:9-13.

David Philpott commences a series on the Lord's Prayer looking at Matthew 6:5-15. As we start thinking about Jesus' school of prayer - David helps us think about our own prayer habits: what to avoid and what to embrace.

Jesus calls his disciples to take action against sin and so to avoid entering life. Stephen Cook speaks from Mark 9:30-50 about how Christ followers must deal with sin.

What does Mark have to teach us about the nature of faith and unbelief? Looking at Mark 9:14-29 Stephen Cook explores our struggle with unbelief and faith's resources.

This Easter Sunday we're looking at the connections between Jesus' transfiguration and his Easter resurrection. Tune in as Stephen Cook takes us through Mark 9: 2 - 13.

This Good Friday - we're looking at Peter's confession that Jesus of Nazareth is the Messiah. Tune in as David Philpott takes us through Mark 8: 27 - 38.

Are your eyes open to the signs Jesus has given regarding his identity? 'Karaoke' David Philpott explores how to respond and not to respond to the signs of Jesus' identity from Mark 8:1-27.

Everyone has their idea regarding the human problem? What is Jesus' diagnosis? Tune in as Stephen Cook look at Mark 7:1-37.

How is Jesus identity linked to our anxiety over whether he can supply our needs? How are disciples today to learn from teh example of the Twelve? Tune in as Stephen Cook look at Mark 6:1-56.

Jesus is strong to deal with the things that threaten us. For people confronted with disaster, demons, or death - encountering Jesus banishes fear and brings faith. Stephen Cook speaks from Mark 4: 35 - 5:43.

The Kingdom of God has drawn near, but how is it advancing? And how shall we respond? David Philpott speaks from Mark 4:1-34

Jesus has come to plunder Satan's house, rescuing people to become part of God's people who will then do the Father's will. David Philpott speaks from Mark 3:7-35.

Why does this fellow talk like that? Why does he eat with tax collectors and sinners? Why no fasting? Why is he doing what is unlawful? Stephen Cook speaks from Mark 2:1 - 3:6 (the recording is missing the first few minutes).

Angels, impure spirits, sickness, disease and Satan help us to see who Jesus really is as well as the nature of his Kingdom. Stephen Cook speaks on Mark 1:12-45.

Stephen Cook speaking from Mark 1:1-15.

David Philpott looks at the fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5:22-23.