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Welcome to the Figtree Anglican Church Sermons Podcast! Each week, we share Bible-based teaching from our Sunday services to help you grow in faith and follow Jesus in everyday life. Whether you missed a service or want to listen again, this is the place to stay connected and encouraged. Subscribe now to receive the latest messages straight to your feed. Visit us at figtree.church for more about our community.

  1. The Song of the King and His Apostles | Psalm 1 | 4 January 2026 | 6PM

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    The Song of the King and His Apostles | Psalm 1 | 4 January 2026 | 6PM

    In this sermon, Peter Lenehan encourages the congregation to reflect on what it means to follow Jesus faithfully at the start of a new season. Drawing on Scripture, the message focuses on God’s character, His ongoing work in the lives of His people, and the call for believers to live with trust, obedience, and perseverance. Peter highlights the importance of grounding faith in God’s promises rather than circumstances, urging listeners to centre their lives on Christ and to respond to the gospel with confidence and commitment. 5 Questions to Think About What does it mean for your life to be centred on Jesus rather than circumstances or personal goals? How does trusting God’s character shape the way you approach uncertainty or change? In what areas of your life might God be calling you to renewed obedience or faithfulness? How can Scripture help you remain grounded when your faith is tested? What is one practical way you can live out your faith more intentionally this week? 3 Things to Take Away from the Message God is faithful and unchanging, even as seasons and circumstances shift. Following Jesus requires intentional trust and perseverance, not passive belief. A Christ-centred life shapes priorities, decisions, and hope for the future.

    32 min
  2. The Song of the King and His Apostles | Psalm 1 | 4 January 2026

    6D AGO

    The Song of the King and His Apostles | Psalm 1 | 4 January 2026

    In this sermon, Shane Dirks calls the congregation to begin the new season with renewed trust in God and a clear focus on following Jesus. Drawing on Scripture, the message highlights God’s faithfulness, the assurance believers have in Christ, and the importance of living with purpose and obedience. Shane encourages listeners to reflect on their priorities, to rely on God’s grace rather than self-effort, and to live as people shaped by hope, faith, and confidence in God’s promises. 5 Questions to Think About What does it mean to place your trust in God as you enter a new season or year? How do God’s promises shape the way you view the future? In what areas of your life are you being called to depend more fully on God? How can faith in Jesus influence your daily choices and priorities? What is one intentional step you can take to grow in trust and obedience this week? 3 Things to Take Away from the Message God is faithful and dependable, regardless of circumstances. Following Jesus requires trust and intentional living, not passive belief. Hope in Christ shapes how believers face the future, giving confidence and direction.

    31 min
  3. Dwelling in Fullness | The Radiance of God’s glory | 14 December 2025 | 6pm

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    Dwelling in Fullness | The Radiance of God’s glory | 14 December 2025 | 6pm

    In this week's sermon, Ruth Smith encourages the congregation to reflect on what it means to live faithfully as followers of Jesus in everyday life. Drawing on Scripture, the message explores God’s character, His care for His people, and the way Christian faith shapes relationships, priorities, and responses to life’s challenges. Ruth highlights the importance of trust, obedience, and dependence on God, calling listeners to live out their faith with sincerity and confidence in God’s promises. 5 Questions to Think About 1. What does this sermon reveal about God’s character and His care for His people? 2. How does your faith in Jesus shape the way you approach daily decisions and relationships? 3. Where might God be inviting you to trust Him more deeply right now? 4. How can Scripture guide you when facing uncertainty or challenge? 5. What is one practical way you can live out your faith more intentionally this week? 3 Things to Take Away from the Message 1. God is trustworthy and faithful, even when circumstances are uncertain. 2. Faith is lived out daily, shaping attitudes, actions, and relationships. 3. Following Jesus involves active trust and obedience, grounded in God’s Word.

    27 min
  4. Dwelling in Fullness | Forget Not All His Benefits! | 28 December 2025

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    Dwelling in Fullness | Forget Not All His Benefits! | 28 December 2025

    In this week’s sermon, Peter Lenehan reflects on the significance of Jesus Christ and the implications of His life, death, and resurrection for everyday Christian living. Drawing from Scripture, the message highlights God’s faithfulness, the centrality of Christ in God’s purposes, and the call for believers to respond with trust, obedience, and perseverance. Peter encourages the church to consider how a right understanding of Jesus shapes faith, worship, and the way Christians live in light of God’s promises.  5 Questions to Think About  What stands out to you about who Jesus is and what He has done for you?  How does the message challenge or reinforce your understanding of God’s faithfulness?  In what areas of life are you being called to trust Jesus more fully?  How should the truths of the gospel shape your daily priorities and decisions?  What practical step can you take this week to live more intentionally as a follower of Christ?  3 Things to Take Away from the Message  Jesus is central to God’s purposes and to the life of every believer.  Faith involves trust and response, not just knowledge or agreement.  Living in light of the gospel shapes how Christians worship, serve, and persevere.

    30 min
  5. Dwelling in Fullness | That Which We Have Seen | 14 December 2025

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    Dwelling in Fullness | That Which We Have Seen | 14 December 2025

    In this sermon, Shane Dirks encourages the church to reflect on the hope, faith, and assurance found in Jesus Christ. Drawing on Scripture, the message points listeners to God’s faithfulness, the certainty of His promises, and the way Christian hope shapes how believers live in the present. Shane highlights how trusting God’s character anchors believers through uncertainty and calls the church to live with confidence, obedience, and encouragement toward one another as followers of Jesus. 5 Questions to Think About What does biblical hope look like in your everyday life, especially during challenging seasons? How do God’s promises shape the way you respond to uncertainty or fear? In what ways are you actively trusting God rather than relying on your own understanding? How can you encourage others in their faith using the hope you have in Christ? What practical step can you take this week to live more confidently as a follower of Jesus? 3 Things to Take Away from the Message Christian hope is grounded in God’s character, not in changing circumstances. Faith calls for active trust—living in obedience even when outcomes are unclear. Believers are meant to encourage one another, pointing each other back to Jesus and His promises.

    37 min
  6. Dwelling in Fullness | When I Laid the Earth’s Foundation | 7 December 2025

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    Dwelling in Fullness | When I Laid the Earth’s Foundation | 7 December 2025

    In this sermon, Langdon Stewart explores how Christians can trust God in times of deep suffering and uncertainty, drawing from Job 38–41 and Colossians 1:15–23. By reflecting on God’s response to Job, the message highlights God as creator, sustainer, governor, carer, sovereign, and relational. The sermon then connects these truths to Jesus Christ, showing that the fullness of God revealed in Job is made known personally through Jesus, who reconciles all things through the cross. Listeners are encouraged to trust Jesus in difficult circumstances and to walk alongside others with hope grounded in the gospel.   Questions to Think About How do you usually respond when suffering or hardship feels unfair or unexplained? What does God’s response to Job teach us about our limits and God’s wisdom? Which aspect of God’s character (creator, sustainer, sovereign, carer, relational) do you find hardest to trust, and why? How does Colossians 1 deepen your understanding of who Jesus is in the midst of suffering? Who might God be calling you to walk alongside and encourage during a difficult season? Key Takeaways God remains sovereign, wise, and caring even when suffering does not make sense. Jesus reveals the fullness of God and reconciles broken creation through his death and resurrection. Trusting Christ in hardship allows us to find hope and to point others toward him in their struggles.

    33 min
  7. Dwelling in Fullness | When I Laid the Earth’s Foundation | 7 December 2025 | 6PM

    JAN 17

    Dwelling in Fullness | When I Laid the Earth’s Foundation | 7 December 2025 | 6PM

    In this sermon, Peter Lenehan reflects on the overwhelming greatness and supremacy of Jesus Christ, drawing from Job 38 and Colossians 1:15–23. By contrasting the vastness of creation with human smallness, Peter invites listeners to recover a biblical sense of awe before God. He explains that Jesus is the image of the invisible God, the supreme ruler over all creation, the one through whom and for whom all things were made, and the one who sustains the universe. At the same time, this infinitely powerful Christ humbly entered creation, suffered on the cross, and reconciled sinners to God through His blood. Peter calls the church to respond not with indifference or entitlement, but with worship, perseverance in faith, and lives centred on Christ’s purpose, continuing firmly in the hope of the gospel. 5 Questions to Think About How does God’s speech in Job 38 challenge your view of your own importance and control? What does it mean for your daily life that all things were created through Jesus and for Jesus (Colossians 1:16)? In what ways might you have developed a “small view” of Christ, and how can that be reshaped? How does knowing that Jesus holds all things together (Colossians 1:17) affect how you face uncertainty or anxiety? What “spiritual billboards” (people, places, or practices) help you remain established and firm in your faith? 3 Things to Take Away from the Message Jesus is supreme over all creation — He is the creator, sustainer, and rightful ruler of everything (Colossians 1:15–17). The supreme Christ chose humility and the cross — The one who made the universe reconciled sinners to God through His death (Colossians 1:19–22). The right response to Christ is awe-filled worship and perseverance — A true faith continues, remains grounded, and lives for Jesus’ purposes (Colossians 1:23).

    33 min

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    Thanksgiving for Jesus the Messiah | Shavuot for Renewal | 30 November 2025

    In this sermon, Robin Kinstead continues the Thanksgiving for Jesus the Messiah series by focusing on the Feast of Weeks (Pentecost) as described in Leviticus 23:15–22, and its fulfilment through the giving of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2. He explains how the Feast of Weeks marked the completion of the harvest and was a celebration of God’s provision, generosity, and faithfulness. Robin shows how this feast points forward to Pentecost, when God poured out His Spirit on all believers, forming the church and empowering God’s people to live holy, thankful, and outward-focused lives. The sermon highlights God’s concern for both worship and compassion, particularly through the command to care for the poor and the outsider, and calls the church to live as Spirit-filled people who reflect God’s generosity and grace in the world. 5 Questions to Think About How does the Feast of Weeks in Leviticus 23:15–22 help you understand God’s heart for gratitude, generosity, and community? What does the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost (Acts 2:1–4) mean for how you live as a follower of Jesus today? In what ways has God been faithful in providing for you that should lead to thanksgiving and praise? How can obedience and generosity go hand-in-hand in your worship of God? Who are the people God may be calling you to notice, include, or care for as part of living out Spirit-filled faith? 3 Things to Take Away from the Message God completes what He begins — The Feast of Weeks reminds us that God is faithful to bring His work to completion, fulfilled ultimately through the gift of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit empowers God’s people — Pentecost marks the beginning of the church’s mission, enabling believers to live for Jesus with boldness and unity (Acts 2). Thankful worship leads to generous living — God’s provision moves His people to care for others, especially the vulnerable, as an expression of true thanksgiving (Leviticus 23:22).

    36 min
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Welcome to the Figtree Anglican Church Sermons Podcast! Each week, we share Bible-based teaching from our Sunday services to help you grow in faith and follow Jesus in everyday life. Whether you missed a service or want to listen again, this is the place to stay connected and encouraged. Subscribe now to receive the latest messages straight to your feed. Visit us at figtree.church for more about our community.

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    Figtree Anglican Church
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    2018 - 2026
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