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Welcome to the Lighthouse Weekly Podcast! Lighthouse Church is a vibrant church with locations that meet on Sundays in person every week across South East Queensland at Bridgeman Downs at 9:00am and 5:00pm | Inner City at 9:00am and 5:00pm | North Gold Coast at 9:30am | Springfield at 9:00am | Sunshine Coast at 9:30am. Check out our website for more details - thelighthouse.church

hace 3 días

The Pursuit of Holiness - Chris Wiggins | Inner City

We must understand that to respond to God's invitation to come means we are coming to a Holy God. Isaiah had a powerful encounter with God's holiness in Isaiah 6, which is very helpful in understanding how we are to relate to Him and how we live our lives now. 1. We are called to a HOLY God Isaiah’s vision reveals a God who is HOLY, seated on His throne, high and lifted up. (Isaiah 6:1–4). God is absolutely pure, with no darkness in Him (1 John 1:5). When Isaiah encounters God’s holiness, he immediately recognises his own brokenness (Isaiah 6:5). God’s purity reveals our impurity. His holiness humbles us and exposes what we cannot hide (Hebrews 4:13). 2. We are MADE HOLY through Jesus In response to Isaiah's humility, God extends mercy. An angel comes forth from the presence of God with a coal from the altar to remove Isaiah's guilt and atone for his sin. (Isaiah 6:6–7). This points to the work of Jesus. Jesus has come forth from the presence of God, as THE sacrifice to remove our guilt and atone for our sin; He MAKES US HOLY before God (Hebrews 10:10, Ephesians 1:4). 3. We are called to live a holy life Being made holy is not the end of the story. We are also called to pursue a LIFE of holiness (1 Peter 1:14–16; Hebrews 12:14). In Isaiah's encounter, after being cleansed, he responds to God's call: “Here am I. Send me!” (Isaiah 6:8). Being made holy leads us into a life of purpose and service. 2 Timothy 2:20–22 calls us to cleanse OURSELVES, becoming vessels set apart for God, useful and ready for every good work. This means fleeing youthful passions and pursuing righteousness, faith, love and peace alongside others. God works in us, but we must partner with Him (Philippians 2:12–13). This affects how we use our time, what we consume, how we spend our money, our prayer life and the choices we make. God has prepared good works for us to walk in (Ephesians 2:10). The question is whether we will set ourselves apart to walk in them.
hace 4 días

Come to me - Andrew McGruther | Bridgeman Downs | Come to me

Jesus ministry was full of invitations to come. He called His disciples to follow Him, He welcomed strangers close and extended an invitation to all to enter His Kingdom. He invites us today into that same relationship, hope and into the joy of His presence. Scriptures likens this to a call to the banquet. A table filled with His love, grace and abundant life. It also shows us we are called to bring others with us to that table and our time here on earth should carry the mission of that invitation. Scripture demonstrates that not everyone will except that invitation, but if we are willing to reach highways and byways there are those who can be compelled to come. This series reminds us that evangelism begins with an invitation extended through our words, actions and our lives. It’s about sharing the good news of Jesus in a way that draws people closer to the banquet. As we approach Christmas, we want to challenge our church to join Jesus in inviting others to celebrate the good news as we extend the invitation to attend church, groups and/or our own dinner tables joyfully and boldly.
1 nov

Prepare to preach - Laura Leo | Bridgeman Downs | Come to me

Jesus ministry was full of invitations to come. He called His disciples to follow Him, He welcomed strangers close and extended an invitation to all to enter His Kingdom. He invites us today into that same relationship, hope and into the joy of His presence. Scriptures likens this to a call to the banquet. A table filled with His love, grace and abundant life. It also shows us we are called to bring others with us to that table and our time here on earth should carry the mission of that invitation. Scripture demonstrates that not everyone will except that invitation, but if we are willing to reach highways and byways there are those who can be compelled to come. This series reminds us that evangelism begins with an invitation extended through our words, actions and our lives. It’s about sharing the good news of Jesus in a way that draws people closer to the banquet. As we approach Christmas, we want to challenge our church to join Jesus in inviting others to celebrate the good news as we extend the invitation to attend church, groups and/or our own dinner tables joyfully and boldly.
31 oct

A Simple Invitation - Nic Andrassy | Bridgeman Downs | Come to me

Jesus ministry was full of invitations to come. He called His disciples to follow Him, He welcomed strangers close and extended an invitation to all to enter His Kingdom. He invites us today into that same relationship, hope and into the joy of His presence. Scriptures likens this to a call to the banquet. A table filled with His love, grace and abundant life. It also shows us we are called to bring others with us to that table and our time here on earth should carry the mission of that invitation. Scripture demonstrates that not everyone will except that invitation, but if we are willing to reach highways and byways there are those who can be compelled to come. This series reminds us that evangelism begins with an invitation extended through our words, actions and our lives. It’s about sharing the good news of Jesus in a way that draws people closer to the banquet. As we approach Christmas, we want to challenge our church to join Jesus in inviting others to celebrate the good news as we extend the invitation to attend church, groups and/or our own dinner tables joyfully and boldly.
24 oct

Make Serving Great Again - Chris Wiggins | Inner City

In this message, we push past the negative views of serving and explore the beauty and power of serving, by which the Kingdom of God comes and the will of God is done.
24 oct

Take the roof off your thinking - Mark Ritchie | Bridgeman Downs | Making a difference

God has called His people not to live small, self-focused lives, but to shine His light and bring His love into the world. As individuals and as the church, we are God’s hands and feet in our communities—called to give, serve, bless, and act with intentional love. This series will inspire believers to live beyond themselves, to see opportunities all around them, and to make a real dicerence for the Kingdom of God
17 oct

Beyond Sunday - Andrew McGruther | Bridgeman Downs | Making a difference

God has called His people not to live small, self-focused lives, but to shine His light and bring His love into the world. As individuals and as the church, we are God’s hands and feet in our communities—called to give, serve, bless, and act with intentional love. This series will inspire believers to live beyond themselves, to see opportunities all around them, and to make a real dicerence for the Kingdom of God
17 oct

Love Gives - Chris Wiggins | Inner City | Making a difference

In this message, we look at generosity and giving of our finances. We'll discover that generosity is a result of devotion, an act of worship and an overflow of love.

Welcome to the Lighthouse Weekly Podcast! Lighthouse Church is a vibrant church with locations that meet on Sundays in person every week across South East Queensland at Bridgeman Downs at 9:00am and 5:00pm | Inner City at 9:00am and 5:00pm | North Gold Coast at 9:30am | Springfield at 9:00am | Sunshine Coast at 9:30am. Check out our website for more details - thelighthouse.church

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