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[Bishop Megan Curlis-Gibson] Service of Confirmation - Psalm 34: 1-8 & 1 John 1 (25.10.26)

[Beck Miller] Jars of Clay - 2 Corinthians 4: 7-18 (18.10.26)

[Beck Miller] - "I'll be praying for you" - Lives worthy of the Gospel - Colossians 1:9-14 (4.10.26)

[Beck Miller] Prayers of the Heart - Ephesians 1:15-19 & 3:16-19 (27.9.26)

[Rob Miller] What is the Kingdom Like? (2) - Luke 9: 18-36 (13.9.26)

[Rob Miller] What is the Kingdom Like? (1) - Luke 11: 14-23 (6.9.26)

[Will Davis] The Kingdom Has Come - Mark 1:14-20 (20.9.26)

[Flyck Clift] The Endless Treadmill (Ecclesiastes 1) 06.09.26 by Merri Creek Anglican

23rd August 2026 - Ecclesiastes 3:1-22 - "Living in God's Time" (Peter C) - Baptism Sunday

16th August 2026 - Ecclesiastes 2:1-26 "Why success never satisfies" (Peter C) by Merri Creek Anglican

[Beck M] Ecclesiastes 1:1-18 "The Endless Treadmill"

[Beck Miller] Discipleship in a secular age: From consumer to mission - Matthew 5:13-16 (26th July 2026)

In this sermon, Peter preaches from 1 Samuel 3 about the exhausting weight of living as though everything depends on us, and invites us to move from responsibility (the burden of controlling and managing life) to response-ability (the freedom of listening and responding to God). Through Samuel’s call, Peter shows that faith is not something we manufacture or achieve, but something we receive as we stop, expect God to speak, and learn to listen together. Ultimately, Jesus carries the weight we cannot bear, freeing us to lay down our anxious self-management and pray with Samuel, “Speak, Lord, for your servant is listening.”

The psalms teach us to draw near to God in prayer through all the variations of life. (final in the series)

It's hard to admit our hearts have a problem- we look at psalm 51 to learn the practice of confession