Newlife Church: Robina Newlife Church

Join us this Sunday as we hear from one of Newlife's mission partners, Stu HerschellAdair as he explores the meaning of the great commission.
Stuart and Joanna have both been living and serving as missionaries in Battambang Cambodia for over 15 years. Stuart grew up on the Gold Coast and attended Youth at Newlife Robina before taking off to Cambodia fresh out of high school on what was meant to be a short-term missions trip, lasting just a few months. He fell in love with the people of Cambodia and his heart was moved to share the love of Christ with them. He soon was fluent in the language and went on to do formal studies as a missionary. A few years later, he met Joanna who was also serving as a missionary in Cambodia using her invaluable skills as a midwife to serve the poorest of the poor. For more information about how Newlife partners with local and international missions or how you can get involved visit church.nu/missions
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Join us as Rev. Michael Hands delves into 1 Thessalonians 5:23-28. This sermon will explore the work of the Spirit in sanctification, the unwavering faithfulness of God, and the closing significance of Paul’s letter to the Thessalonians for our present time. We'll discuss practical ways Christians can cooperate with the Spirit’s sanctifying work in their lives and examine how God’s faithfulness is proven in His Word. Don’t miss this profound message that will deepen your trust in God's faithfulness and inspire you to live a sanctified life.
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Join us this Sunday as Ps. Courtney Lush delves into 1 Thessalonians 5:12-15. This sermon will explore the call of leadership and the response of people, the importance of living in peace, and the work of the Spirit within the body of Christ. We'll consider what the relationship between leaders and the congregation should be, focusing on aspects like power, integrity, and love. We'll also discuss how the church can exhibit health and mutual honour in a culture often marked by dishonour and abuses of power, and the crucial role of the Holy Spirit in the life in the Church. Don’t miss this insightful message that will deepen your understanding of Christian community and unity.
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Join us as Rev. Michael Hands delves into 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11. This sermon will explore how the "day of the Lord" will come and how believers should live in the mystery as we await this day. We'll examine the Christian’s armour of faith and love, and the critical importance of salvation. We'll also consider the assurance of our salvation, how this assurance impacts the lived experience of the believer, and what exactly the gospel is. Don’t miss this enlightening message that will deepen your understanding of living faithfully in anticipation of Christ’s return in our modern age.
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Join us this Sunday as Rev. Michael Hands explores 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18. In this sermon, we'll delve into the pressing question of how our lives are formed by faith, develop a present conviction through understanding the Simple Gospel, find the promised hope that provides a place for Christian grief, and embrace the present encouragement we gain from holding each other in community. The central theme is powerful: because of what Jesus has done, we have confidence in what He will do. This future hope equips us with the courage to navigate the storms of the present. Don’t miss this inspiring message that will strengthen your faith and community bonds.
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