Toongabbie Anglican Church Audio Podcast Toongabbie Anglican Church

What is wrong with the world? The bible's answers to the root problem is that humanity has rejected God. We live in the consequences of that. The Christian worldview allows us to be honest about the world and humbly respond to God seeking his forgiveness as well as humbly love others.

In this second week of the life course we look at 'Can We Trust the Bible'. We'll explore what the bible is and the historical reliability of his it.

In our first week of the life course we'll be exploring what is life to the full, what is Solomon's assessment of life full of worldly things (meaningless) and what Jesus offers when he offers himself to give us His life.

At this point in Acts, we see Paul clash with the Jewish opposition that claims he preaches against the law. However, Paul shows through his testimony and preaching that he is more faithful to God and His law than those accusing him. This interaction mimics our experience, as Christians, of accusations from culture. Particularly, the accusation that Christians are unloving. Paul’s situation encourages us that even if we don’t feel an immediate sense of victory when our faith clashes with our culture, God works through all situations, no matter how troubling. We only need to remain steadfast in our faith.

In Acts 20, Paul urges the church to live and lead in total obedience.

Seeing Jesus as compassionate & life giving and responding in faith to Him.