redhill church podcast

We reflect on ‘Mary’s Song’ from Luke 1. Will we join with Mary in magnifying our mindful, mighty and merciful God this Christmas?

(A short reflection for communion). Advent is a season that reminds us of ‘waiting’. Are we willing to trust God in our own waiting, even if He may end up answering our waiting in a way we don’t expect?

We consider the biggest question we will ever be asked: Who do we say Jesus is?

In reading the story of Jesus and the blind man at Bethsaida, we are reminded of what it means to trust, even when we don’t fully understand.

Through the story of Jesus feeding the four thousand in Mark 8:1-10, we reflect on what it's like to be famished and far from home, and how Jesus provides even in the most desolate place. Song we are singing at end is Way Maker by Osinachi Kalu Okoro Egbu, CCLI 7115744, Copyright 2016 Integrity Music Europe.

In our final instalment of our Micah 6:8 series we explore ‘justice’, and how it reflects God’s heart and purpose.

We reflect on mercy as an integral part of God’s character, and an incredibly powerful gift in the Christian life.

The first in our Micah 6:8 series: Act Justly - Love Mercy - Walk Humbly. We explore the topic of 'humility'.

We welcome Andrew Ball, Executive Ministry Director of Fresh Hope NSW & ACT. We explore what it means to be a disciple, and to disciple others, in God’s kingdom.

We welcome Andrew Turner from Baptist Churches South Australia, speaking on the vine and branches. We are challenged to be faithful in small things so that we can be entrusted with greater things. Find Andrew’s book Fruitful Church via http://fruitfulchurch.net or contact us.

As we explore why love is the “greatest”, we are challenged to cast off convenience, vote vengeance off the island, and reach for reconciliation.

The second in our Faith - Hope - Love series. We reflect on the hope that is offered us as we navigate the tough times in this world.

The first in our Faith-Hope-Love series. We look at why faith is a beautiful thing.

We look at Colossians 3 and ask the question: what 'spiritual clothes' are we choosing to wear?

We explore a scene in Martha's life (John 11) that is different to the iconic scene of Martha at home with Mary. Could it be worth wanting to 'be a Martha' after all?

We look at the Holy Spirit’s role in enabling us to keep the faith, and the invitation for us to receive the Holy Spirit, remain in the Holy Spirit and take risks with the Holy Spirit.

We look at Jesus' prayer in John 17, and how it gives us direction, purpose and encouragement in our own lives.

"...You may feel you are barren in an area. But God is faithful, He is preparing you, He is doing something wonderful. From that pain, God hears and listens and brings something beautiful to birth." With reference to Psalm 107, the story of Elizabeth in Luke 1 and the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel.

On Easter Sunday, we remember the power and promise of the empty tomb.

We look at Jesus' encounters with the Syrophoenician woman and the 'deaf and mute' man in Mark 7:24-37, and reflect on His invitation for us to be opened to what He is doing within us and around us.

We look at Jesus' continued teaching in Mark 7 about what we do on the 'outside' vs what is going on within. We can bring the mess in our hearts to Jesus, as He is the only One who can truly make our hearts clean.

We look at Jesus' challenge to consider whether our traditions are drawing us closer to Him, or whether we are being unnecessarily bound by man-made regulations.

Vaughan leads us to reflect on the nature of our Heavenly Father - the One who enjoys being with us and in us, and always has time for us.

We explore how Jesus walks with us, draws us close and reveals who He is through the communion meal.

We reflect on the power of our praise - even when we don't feel like it! - and it how impacts on us, on others and on the world.