Panania Anglican Church
Panania Anglican Church Sunday Mornings
Our weekly Bible-talk explores God's word and equips you with practical ideas for how to live it out.
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Panania Anglican Church
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Jul 6, 2026
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Episodes
Praise & Blessing (Eph 1:1-14) 03.02.2026 24:53
As we start a new series in the Letter to the Ephesians, Jon does some detective work on the letter and then we count our spiritual blessings.
Doubt (Matt 14:22-33) 26.01.2026 31:48
Jon explores experiences of doubt that we have, examples of doubters in the Bible, and leaves us with some explanations of doubt.
Prayer that Changes Us (Matt 6:5-15) 18.01.2026 28:24
Jesus teaches us how not to pray, and then how to pray. But is the Lord's Prayer only a prayer to repeat, or a framework to guide all our prayers into more power, purpose, and joy?
Security & Complacency (Amos 6:1-7) 11.01.2026 29:14
The prophet Amos warns us that complacency is a false sense of security, is expressed in a complacent lifestyle, and leads to unexpected judgement. Jon encourages us to find our true security in what Christ has done for us.
A Renewed Heart (2 Kings 23:1-7 & Col 3:5-10) 04.01.2026 32:11
At the start of a new year Jon challenges us with the example of Josiah to consider whether we just need new habits, or a new heart.
God's Great Celebration (Dec 28, 2025) 30.12.2025 31:56
Rod explores how God celebrates and the great feast he has prepared for us from Isaiah 25:6-9 & John 2.1-11.
Perfect Peace (Dec 25, 2025) 30.12.2025 28:00
Jon debunks the viral version of "peace on earth" and brings us back to the original, speaking from Luke 2:8-18.
Joy for the Humble (Dec 21, 2025) 30.12.2025 23:27
Guest preacher Bishop Gary Nelson brings a Christmas message from 1 Sam 2.1-10 & Luke 1.46-55.
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