St John the Baptist Anglican Church, Canberra

St John's Canberra Talks

Religion EN ↓ 122 episodes

St John's is the oldest church in Canberra, Australia. These are our Sunday sermons and occasional seminars. Come meet us in person! www.stjohnscanberra.org .

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St John the Baptist Anglican Church, Canberra

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Religion

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www.stjohnscanberra.org

Latest episode

Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

Enfolded into genius ... for people who are the opposite (Zechariah 9.9-12; Romans 7.14-25; Matthew 11.15-30) 05.07.2026

What if I'm just not very good at faith? Who will help me? (Rev'd Dr Andrew) The band mentioned was Four80East .

Abraham, Isaac and the Transformation of Sacrifice (Genesis 22.1-14; Matthew 10.40-42) 28.06.2026

Is there no limit to what God might ask of us? This ancient story has troubled readers for centuries – but maybe we have been noticing the wrong things. (Rev’d Dave)

What will we become? (Luke 1.57-66, 1.80; Isaiah 49.1-6; Psalm 139.1-11) 21.06.2026

Living between God's promises and tomorrow's unknowns. Rev'd Dave

Which 'spiritual equation' are you? (Genesis 18.1-15; Romans 5.1-11) 14.06.2026

There's a 'spiritual equation' everyone often thinks is true, and another one. Which one do you buy into? (Rev'd Dr Andrew) ... and NOTE that the Psalm referenced the end SHOULD have been Psalm 73 (not 72).

How to get straightened out (Genesis 12.1-9; Matthew 9.9-13, 18-26) 10.06.2026

Faith is not some high-risk venture. It's about going straight—with Someone merciful and kind doing the straightening. (Dr Winifred Lamb)

God's favour for all 08.06.2026

Dr Harold Koch reflects on God's generous love: for Abraham, for Matthew, and for you. (Genesis 12:1-9; Matthew 9: 9-13)

The Trinity: Journey into infinite wonder (Exodus 34:1-8; Matthew 28:16-20) 31.05.2026

A mountaintop experience leads us into a journey of endless mystery, love and mission. (Rev'd Dave)

Ministry among the powers (23 May 2026) 26.05.2026

A sermon preached by Rev'd David McLennan at the induction of Rev'd Andrew Robinson of Good Shepherd Anglican Parish (Curtin, ACT).

Pentecost - The Wind that Bends and Breaks 26.05.2026

Rev'd David Campbell, formerly of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, confronts us with a force that cannot be contained (Acts 2:1-21)

Ascension: Jesus' ascension and the elevation of humanity (1 Peter 5; John 17) 18.05.2026

If Jesus is Lord of all, what power can we access? (Rev'd Dave McLennan)

Sabbath Gospel: a book for our time 12.05.2026

Rev'd Andrew's launch of Sabbath Gospel: A New Narrative of Time, Rest, and the Work of the Church , by Amy Erickson and Gregory Wagenfuhr . Get it here .

To find what you can't see, and don't know ... (Acts 17:22-31; 1 Peter 3:8-22; John 14:15-21) 10.05.2026

What's the path forward, out of one of Jesus' harshest utterances? (Rev'd Dr Andrew.) Try out the Sacred Space app , mentioned in the sermon.

How to handle authority (and yourself) (Acts 17:22–31; 1 Peter 3:8–22) 03.05.2026

Rev'd Dave looks at the complex relationship we have with authority—and some 'lusts' you don't expect.

Lost is unfashionable. But here's how to be found. (Acts 2:42–47; Ps. 23; 1 Pet. 2:1–10; John 10:1–10) 26.04.2026

Rev'd Andrew looks at why we find it so hard to believe in lostness; but why you might; and what 'found' looks like.

On walking with the One you'll never control (Acts 2:14a, 36–41; 1 Peter 1:13–25; Luke 24:13–35) 19.04.2026

Rev'd Dave looks at why it is that Christ comes in and out of our awareness, and what that means about Him.

How was your week? (John 20:19–31; 1 Pet. 1:1–12) 12.04.2026

Thomas had a rubbish week. How was yours. (Rev'd Dr Andrew)

'Intellect' Wagga: Civility in a Polarised Age 07.04.2026

Can we get back to being 'civil'? Rev'd Andrew's talk to the 'intellect' program at St Martin's College, Charles Sturt University, Wagga. For slides and other resources, go to https://tinyurl.com/intellect-civility .

Easter Day: The Collision (Matt. 28:1–10) 05.04.2026

Four big clues about something world-shattering ... (Rev'd Dave)

Good Friday: On humanity (Isa. 52:13–53:12; Ps. 22; 1 Cor. 1:18–31; Jn 18:1–19:42) 03.04.2026

What are we going to need today, after hearing about humanity? (Rev'd Dr Andrew)

Maundy Thursday: Meet Judas Iscariot (Jn 13:1–35) 02.04.2026

I've been misunderstood, you know. You should get to know me, and what I thought about this oddball, Jesus. (Rev'd Dave)

Palm Sunday: The Paradoxical Jesus (Matthew 21, 27 and Philippians 2) 29.03.2026

Jesus enters Jerusalem in triumph, and then dies with his dreams in ruins. Or does he? How do we make sense of the contradictions in the final week of Jesus' ministry? And how can this help us face life complexities? (Rev'd Dave)

Lent 5: What are you made of? (Ezekiel 37.1-14; Romans 8.6-11; John 11.1-45) 22.03.2026

Rev'd Andrew looks at the mechanistic naturalist, and the Blue Oasis, theories of being human; and how wind and Spirit and breath go much, much deeper into who you are.

Lent 4: How to be light (Ephesians 5:18-14; John 9:1-41) 17.03.2026

Rev'd Andrew looks at how you and I might become a light on the dark things hidden in plain sight ...

Lent 4: Learning to see what God sees (1 Sam. 16:1-13; Eph. 5:8-14; John 9:1-45) 15.03.2026

Dr Harold offers us a new lifelong project, to do with what we see.

Friends of SJ's ... An Accidental Detour: 22 years in theological education (Acts 17.10-12; John 16.7-15) 15.03.2026

Rev'd Andrew talks about what theological education is, what put him there, why he likes it--and why you should do some too!

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