Camberwell South Anglican Church

Bringing honour to God (1 Peter 4) Robert Reside 21.01.2026 23:42 ↓

Living changed lives, directed to bringing honour to the God who has saved us.

Living Examples of Faith (1 Peter 3) Robert Reside 21.01.2026 20:58 ↓

How do we, in this modern age, live lives that will attract non-believers to consider Jesus?

The Christmas Tree of Life (Rev 22:12-16) David Huynh 21.01.2026 20:16 ↓

Jesus came to grant those who believe in him access to the tree of life.

God wants us to trust in his promises (Hebrews 6:13-20) David Huynh 07.12.2025 34:44 ↓

God guarantees the believer’s hope with His unchanging character and Christ’s finished work

God wants us to mature (Hebrews 5:11-6:12) David Huynh 01.12.2025 46:45 ↓

A warning that spiritual immaturity leaves us in danger of falling away. 

God offers rest in his Son (Hebrews 4:1-13) David Huynh 18.11.2025 43:45 ↓

God’s promised rest remains open to those who respond in faith and obedience

Persisting in Faith (Hebrews 3:7-19) Robert Reside 10.11.2025 20:55 ↓

Faith is a journey that requires persistence to eternity.

God’s Son is greater than Moses (Hebrews 3:1-6) David Huynh 10.11.2025 28:25 ↓

Jesus   is greater   than Moses, as a Son is greater than a servant.

God sent Jesus to share in our humanity (Hebrews 2:5-18) David Huynh 31.10.2025 29:04 ↓

Jesus had to become human to save us and become a merciful and faithful high priest who helps His people.

God expects us to listen to his Son (Hebrews 2:1-4) David Huynh 31.10.2025 33:49 ↓

Since God’s message through angels was binding, how much more God’s salvation in Jesus.

God's Son is superior to angels (Hebrews 1:5-14) David Huynh 15.10.2025 33:44 ↓

The OT proves that Jesus is superior to angels, for the Son was appointed to rule but angels were created to serve.

Psalms- A Guide to Engaging with God (Psalms 23 & 13) Robert Reside 29.09.2025 21:54 ↓

The Psalm provide a template to engage with God. In our engagement we affirm who God is and remind ourselves of his continuing faithfulness.

Should the Sinner Respond to God? (Psalm 51) Stu White 29.09.2025 34:11 ↓

David exemplifies the right response to sin: a plea for mercy based on God’s compassion; a conviction God’s verdict is right; a desire to be restored and sustained; a contrition that is the bedrock to righteousness and  acceptable sacrifice.

The patience of the Lord (Isaiah 39) David Huynh 03.09.2025 31:59 ↓

The Babylonian exile is prophesied because of Hezekiah’s pride. The humility of Jesus draws people to himself.

The extravagance of the Lord (Isaiah 38) David Huynh 03.09.2025 33:26 ↓

God’s answer to Hezekiel’s prayer is more than he asks (cf. Eph 3:20ff).

A faith and a hope (Isaiah 37) Robert Reside 21.08.2025 30:02 ↓

Hezekiah's faith in God is vindicated. Jerusalem is saved. The bully is defeated. We too can trust God.

Hezekiah and the Assyrians Threat (Isaiah 36) Robert Reside 21.08.2025 24:55 ↓

Hezekiah is faced with a history defining moment. Should he give in to the Assyrian bully or should he trust God to intervene and save his people.

The Banquet of the Lord (Isaiah 25-27) David Huynh 21.08.2025 34:52 ↓

God is praised for his faithfulness in judging and saving, which is ultimately fulfilled on the cross of Christ.

The Judgment of the Lord (Isaiah 24) David Huynh 22.07.2025 32:29 ↓

God’s righteous judgment on the whole earth is going to affect everyone. It’s going to be devasting. It will come a point in time when it’s too late to call out to God. So, now’s the time of salvation.

The Peace of the Lord (Isaiah 19) David Huynh 22.07.2025 34:01 ↓

God’s judgment on Egypt will be extensive, but there will come a day when even the Egyptians will be sent a Saviour so that they can be God’s people along with Judah. This is a prophecy that looks forward to the fulfilment of the Abrahamic covenant through Jesus who draws all nations to himself.

The City of the Lord (Isaiah 13-14) David Huynh 22.07.2025 33:22 ↓

Isaiah prophesies Babylon’s destruction, as representative of all cities/nations that oppose God and his kingdom. Only the kingdom that Jesus establishes will endure forever.

Do you like talking about death? (1 Samuel 31) David Huynh 03.07.2025 31:27 ↓

Saul’s death was good news to God’s enemies, while Jesus’ death is good news to those who believe in him

Will David return to God? (1 Samuel 30) David Huynh 03.07.2025 34:43 ↓

After David returns to God, he responds with outrageous generosity. When Jesus returned to God, he distributed his grace to his church (Eph 4:1ff).

Have you put your trust in the faultless one? (1 Samuel 29) David Huynh 19.06.2025 36:45 ↓

Even though David wasn’t faultless, God saved him from himself. Jesus is faultless and saves us from ourselves.

What do you do when you reach breaking point? (1 Samuel 27) David Huynh 03.06.2025 28:48 ↓

David reaches breaking point and gives way to fear. But when Jesus was sweating blood, he turned to God in prayer (Luke 22:44)