Podcast: St. George's Anglican Church - Sermons

This is the deep truth of the universe; all of human history turns on this moment – Jesus Christ was crucified, died and raised to new life.

Growing in your Christian life means progressively bringing every area of your life under the lordship of Jesus. In Jesus’ kingdom there is no room for those who only pay lip service to him.

What is God like? He is merciful and gracious, abounding in steadfast love. If you repent and believe in the Lord Jesus Christ, then all those sins that you can’t forget, God no longer remembers.

Joy and contentment is not found in the “next thing” – it is only found through loving and trusting the Lord Jesus Christ, whether you find yourself in Babylon or Jerusalem.

Wisdom looks at a world in decline, repents and calls others to repent; it is about knowing the Lord and living your life centred around faithfulness to Him.

There are far too many Christians that think that the truest things about this world are the things they can experience with their own senses. But reality is spiritual being playing out in the material. God created a theatre of time and space to unfurl his spiritual glory.

Kingdoms rise and kingdoms fall. Times are difficult, but we rejoice, because we are one step closer to our eternal home.

Kings and kingdoms will rise and fall, but it is all under the watch of the Ancient of Days. So, live a life of service to Him, that is always about the true King’s business.

Every single person who belongs to the Lord Jesus Christ can look at this world, which is coming to an end, without fear and with joy, because the Ancient of Days rules over the nations.

Work diligently and trust the Lord. Your response to trials and hardships should never be reactionary; they should arise from a resolve built through a life of humble faithfulness to Jesus.