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Our first response to sin and failure is to hide from people and God. But because Jesus is our great high priest, who is called by God and can empathise with us, we can bodly approach God’s throne for forgiveness. Outline Jesus, our empathetic high priest (4:14-16) …same, but better than, the priests of old (5:1-3) Priests of old, called by God (5:4) Jesus’ calling is better (5:5-10)

This message looks at the Old Testament origins of eldership and the essential heart motivations for elders of Christ’s church. Outline Elders of Old Motivated Elders (1 Peter 5:1-4) Humble Elders (1 Peter 5:5-7) Submitting to Elders (1 Peter 5:5)

Do you long for rest and refreshment? In this message from Hebrews we hear the great news that God invites to share in his eternal rest. Outline All in order Don’t harden your heart (3:7-19) Enter God’s rest (4:1-10)

Psalm 88 presents us with a problem: there’s darkness and lament, but no solution. Is Psalm 88 a prayer we’re meant to pray? Something we’re meant to learn with or something we’re to learn from? In this message, we hear how Psalm 88 is a cry of faith, a cry that takes us to the Lord Jesus, and is a gift from God to us in the darkness. Outline The Problem of Psalm 88 Heman and Psalm 88 His Cry His Situation His Anguish His Argument His End His Faith Jesus and Psalm 88 Christians and Psalm 88 (Due to techinical issues, the audio recording is of lower quality than usual.)

In this message, we hear the wonderful words that Jesus has the words of eternal life. Outline Many Followers Desert Jesus Wonderful Words

In this message from Hebrews 3, we hear how Jesus is greater than the hero of the Old Testament, Moses.

Jesus is the champion of our faith, who leads the way through death to glory, defeating the enemy of his brothers and sisters and freeing them from oppression. Outline Became mortal for us (vv5-9) Is not ashamed of us (vv10-13) Is our merciful and faithful high priest (vv14-18)

Jesus is better than the angels because he is the eternal, worshipped Son. So we should listen to what he says, his Word of great salvation. Outline The Son is better than angels (1:4-14) Therefore, carefully listen to the Son (2:1-4)

We have big plans for our life, our family, our job. But where does God’s gospel come into your plans? Outline Our plans reveal our priorities and obligations… God’s Gospel … promised, anticipated, confirmed … all about Jesus as KING … for everyone … calls for obedience of faith … for the honour of Jesus’ name Who’s plan are you living? Steve Blencowe is a minister at Kenmore Presbyterian Church .

In Psalm 27, David encourages us to pray because we know who God is. Outline As God’s child you can bring any situation to God in confidence Pray anytime, anywhere Pray with an expectation of God’s goodness over you Martin Jones is an elder at Noosa Presbyterian Church .

In this message from Psalm 5, Randal Davis, an elder at Gympie Baptist Church encourages us to draw near to God. We’re thankful for our partnership in the gospel with Gympie Baptist Church. Outline To the God who hears To the God who is holy To the God of steadfast love To the God of righteousness To the God of refuge

After Jesus’ resurrection, the disciples learned to truly see Jesus. Outline Missing the Clues (vv 13 – 24)(NOT seeing Jesus - in the scriptures, or in person). Jesus Revealed    (vv 25 – 35) A Period of Grace (N.b. the audio recording of this sermon is of lower quality than usual.)

A man of mystery to points to the grace of God. Outline A world of taking A king who gives A choice of rewards “I am your reward”

Growing as a Christian is about continuing to see Jesus as bigger and better. Outline In the past In these last days The Son reveals The Son redeems and rules

The last thing you want is to be called a fool by Jesus! Outline The fool in the crowd The fool in the parable The fool in the audience