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Weekly Talks from St Andrew’s Springfield Queensland Australia

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Transformed but Imperfect

by Rev Trevor Adams | Acts 15: 36-41 Acts 15: 36-41 (NIV) Every single person in the whole wide world has unique finger-prints. Our own personality is nearly, almost like that. At times a personality-clash between two people happens. The big positive forward, work out a way in which we can still do good despite our differences?
23 de ago.

Cared for the Least

By Rev Trevor Adams | Acts 4: 32-37 Acts 4: 32-37 (NIV) Acts has once again brought us to the theme of radical generosity. The church was prepared to do whatever it took to ensure that no-one was in want. We're reminded that the people surrounding us in church are literally our brothers and sisters, and we must do our utmost to love and care for one them.
16 de ago.

A Different Perspective on Time

By Rev Charlie Lacey | Acts 3: 11-26 Acts 3: 11-26 (NIV) Time is a funny thing. Some people seem to live in the past – others are always thinking about the future – and others still seem to live only for the moment. But as Christians, we need to keep sight of the past, present, and future, all at the same time, to fully appreciate what God is doing in and through history and where we fit into it all.
9 de ago.

Enjoined as a Household of Faith

By Rev Charlie Lacey | Acts 2:42-47 Acts 2:42-47 (NIV) Christians are called to love one another to such an extent that it becomes counter cultural. Unfortunately, we don’t always get this right , but when we do – it’s one of the most compelling aspects of our faith. In Acts, chapter 2, we get a brilliant example of what genuine love looked like in the early Church, which functioned very much like a large family.
2 de ago.

Possessed by the Spirit of God (All Age Service, International Service)

By Rev Charlie Lacey | Acts 2: 1-21 Acts 2: 1-21 (NIV) Continuing with our series ‘Acts: Weird, Dangerous, Compelling, one of the things that makes Christianity so unique, is the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. To some it might sound weird – but there's no doubt that this doctrine and more importantly, the phenomenon itself makes Christianity dangerous and compelling.
26 de jul.

They Followed a Crucified King

by Rev Charlie Lacey | Acts 1: 1-11 Acts 1: 1-11 (NIV) We began a new series today, exploring the life of the early Church in the book of Acts. Over the coming weeks, we’ll see that the first Christians were weird, dangerous, and compelling, for reasons that will soon become clear. We started with the most striking thing that set them apart, both in the first century and still today: they followed a crucified King.
19 de jul.

The Love of Jesus

By Rev Charlie Lacey | John 11: 32-36 John 11: 32-36 (NIV) On Sunday we came to the end of our mini-series on The Fruit of the Spirit – 9 aspects of the Spirit's fruit explored in three lots of three, over three years and seen through the lens of Jesus' life. Closing today with the most important one - Love.
12 de jul.

The Goodness of Jesus

by Rev Charlie Lacey | John 8: 1-11 John 8: 1-11 (NIV) Continuing with our mini-series on the fruit of the Spirit, today we looked at goodness. A big theme, but one we can recognise when we see it lived out. Goodness looks very different from niceness. The world wants us to be nice, to keep things smooth and polite, but that’s not the same thing as goodness.

Weekly Talks from St Andrew’s Springfield Queensland Australia

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Rev Charlie Lacey
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2016 - 2026
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