A summary of what’s happening this weekend

Coming up this weekend 14th January 2024

This Sunday Moussa Ghazal will be speaking to us from Matthew 20:17-28 on the topic, ‘The Servant King.’ he will also be sharing with us about his student ministry and helping us know how to best pray for him and support him.

If you can’t join us in person, then connect with us by livestream by going to watch.jamberooanglican.com or follow us on Facebook.

Our weekly Question Time resumes this Sunday, and Jodie’s already preparing answers to these questions:

1 Why did we sing “Hail the Son of Righteousness” not “Sun?”
2 Why do some Bible translations leave out Matthew 17:21?
3 Are angels and demons eternal?
4 Do seraphim and cherubim ever come down to earth?
5 Can we please have Bibles available in church?

There’s still time to add a few to the list, so email us with your questions.

After church we’ll have brunch in the morning and dinner in the evening, so there’s plenty of time to chat and chew, together!

See you on Sunday, God willing!

Coming up this weekend 7th January 2024

Happy New Year!

This week Brad Vidilini will be speaking on the whole book of Micah, with the topic, ‘What the Lord requires of you.’

If you can’t join us in person, then connect with us by livestream by going to watch.jamberooanglican.com or follow us on Facebook.

We’ll be taking a break from our weekly Question Time until mid-January, but feel free to keep asking your questions so Jodie can answer them when we start again.

After church we’ll have brunch in the morning and dinner in the evening, so there’s plenty of time to chat and chew, together!

See you on Sunday, God willing!

Coming up this weekend 31st December 2023

This week we welcome as special guest preacher Grahame Scarratt who will be speaking to us on ‘Noah and the Gospel’ from Genesis 6:1-22, as he helps us see how wonderfully the Old Testament connects with the New, and the unfolding message of Jesus in the whole Bible.

If you can’t join us in person, then connect with us by livestream by going to watch.jamberooanglican.com or follow us on Facebook.

We’ll be taking a break from our weekly Question Time until mid-January, but feel free to keep asking your questions so Jodie can answer them when we start again.

After church we’ll have brunch in the morning and dinner in the evening, so there’s plenty of time to chat and chew, together!

See you on Sunday, God willing!

Coming up this Christmas Weekend 2023

This week we’re not meeting at 9am Sunday, but are combining our two services at the special time of 5pm for a free sausage sizzle, then 6pm for a one-hour carols service on the lawn, followed by a free supper and all-age games from 7pm.

Then on Christmas Day, Monday 25th December, we’ll all be joining together at 9am for carols and lessons for all ages.

We’re not live-streaming on Christmas Eve, but we will be live-streaming Christmas Day at watch.jamberooanglican.com or follow us on Facebook.

We’ll be taking a break from our weekly Question Time until mid-January, but feel free to keep asking your questions so Jodie can answer them when we start again.

See you on Sunday and Monday, God willing!

PS – Don’t come to church this Sunday at 9am… but we’ll see you from 5pm for sausages!

Coming up this Sunday 17th December 2023

This Sunday we are going to be hearing from God’s word as Jodie McNeill concludes our series on Malachi called ‘The Message of the King,’ as he looks at Malachi 3:16-4:6 with the title, ‘Prepare for the King.’

We’ll also be sharing in the Lord’s Supper at our Sunday services this week.

After our 9 am service we’ll be enjoying brunch together, and after our 4 pm service we’ll be having dinner.

We’d love you to join us in-person if you’re able, or watch our livestream at watch.jamberooanglican.com.

Here are the questions you’ve asked that Jodie plans to answer during church this Sunday:

1 Where does God say in the Bible that taking any life is wrong?
2 Will aborted babies be in heaven?
3 Why doesn’t our church teach much about the Holy Spirit?
4 How can we discern the Holy Spirit’s guidance?
5 Why do we have Bible readings that aren’t related to the sermon?
6 Can we do Lord’s Supper earlier so the kids don’t need to come back in?
7 What does it mean to pull a sandal from someone’s foot (see Deuteronomy 25:9)?
8 What should we say if friends ask questions about the Lord that we can’t understand?

That’s almost a full board of questions, but if you’ve got one you wanted to ask about last week, then email us and we’ll seek to answer it soon.

See you on Sunday, God willing!

Coming up this Sunday 10th December 2023

This Sunday we are going to be hearing from God’s word as Jodie McNeill continues our series on Malachi called ‘The Message of the King,’ as he looks at Malachi 2:17-3:15 the title, ‘Return to the King.’

During our Sunday services we’ll also be having a special celebration and farewell for Jacob and Jemimah Mierendorff (although they’re still with us till Christmas Day.)

After our 9 am service we’ll be enjoying brunch together, and after our 4 pm service we’ll be having dinner.

We’d love you to join us in-person if you’re able, or watch our livestream at watch.jamberooanglican.com.

Here are the questions you’ve asked that Jodie plans to answer during church this Sunday:

1 Do Roman Catholics have more books of the Bible than us?
2 Will people who attend non-Anglican churches be saved?
3 What does being fearful of God look like?
4 If a leader has led others to stumble, should they stop leading?
5 How do we not show favouritism to the poor?
6 Did Solomon literally have hundreds of wives?
7 If the Holy Spirit was hovering over the waters (Genesis 1:2) when did God create the sea?
8 How can Christ live in us (Colossians 3:11) when the Holy Spirit is already in us?
9 Can we trust the Bible if it appears to have errors and is hard to translate?
10 Was there Christmas before Jesus was born?

Sorry that we weren’t able to fit in all the questions this week, but if you have one you’d like answered, then email us and we’ll put it on the list for future weeks.

See you on Sunday, God willing!

Coming up this Sunday 3rd December 2023

This Sunday we are going to be hearing from God’s word as Jodie McNeill continues our series on Malachi called ‘The Message of the King,’ as he looks at chapter two with the title, ‘Be Faithful to the King.’

After our 9 am service we’ll be enjoying brunch together, and after our 4 pm service we’ll be having dinner.

We’d love you to join us in-person if you’re able, or watch our livestream at watch.jamberooanglican.com.

Here are the questions you’ve asked that Jodie plans to answer during church this Sunday:

1 Why does Malachi call God, “the Lord of Heavens’ Armies?”
2 Does God still show favouritism today?
3 In Romans 1:28, what the things they weren’t supposed to do?
4 Will we be happy when Jesus punishes people on Judgement Day?
5 What’s the difference between an Anglican and a Catholic?
6 Can we spread out the chairs a bit more?
7 Can we stop using single use plastic communion cups?

If you’d like to add a question to the list, then send an email or message… there’s still plenty of room for your question!

See you on Sunday, God willing!

Coming up this Sunday 19th November 2023

This Sunday we are going to be hearing from God’s word as Jodie McNeill continues our six-week series on Two Ways To Live with ‘Repentance and Faith’.

After our 9 am service we’ll be enjoying brunch together, and after our 4 pm service we’ll be having dinner.

On Sunday morning we’ll be welcoming people to the baptisms of Olivia and Elijah Wales… which will be a wonderful occasion!

We’d love you to join us in-person if you’re able, or watch our livestream at watch.jamberooanglican.com.

Here are the questions you’ve asked that Jodie plans to answer during church this Sunday:

1 What was Martha was distracted with in Luke 10?
2 If God made the world perfect then why did Adam and Eve sin?
3 Did God know that Adam and Eve were going to sin?
4 When believers die, do they go straight to heaven, or later at the second coming?
5 Does the Lord give people a final invitation to follow him on their deathbed?
6 What makes the ‘cultish’ things we do in church not cultish?
7 Why did Miriam’s death in Numbers 20:1 get only one, short sentence?
8 Do you think there are fewer questions because Connect Cards aren’t handed out?

If you’d like to add a question to the list, then send an email or message… there’s still plenty of room for your question!

See you on Sunday, God willing!

Coming up this Sunday 12th November 2023

This Sunday we are going to be hearing from God’s word as Jodie McNeill continues our six-week series on Two Ways To Live with ‘Resurrection’.

After our 9 am service we’ll be enjoying brunch together, and after our 4 pm service we’ll be having dinner.

We’d love you to join us in-person if you’re able, or watch our livestream at watch.jamberooanglican.com.

Here are the questions you’ve asked that Jodie plans to answer during church this Sunday:

1 Did God need to become a man so he could help us repent?
2 Were people who died before Jesus also saved?
3 Can the devil fire his flaming arrows at any time?
4 Can an attack of the devil cause Christians to suffer?
5 How should we feel after we’ve given into temptation?
6 How do we know when to literally obey the Bible?
7 Why is church called ‘church?’
8 Can we run some special events for unbelievers?
9 Can people in heaven see our actions?

If you’d like to add a question to the list, then let us know.

See you on Sunday, God willing!

Coming up this Sunday 5th November 2023

This Sunday we are going to be hearing from God’s word as Jodie McNeill continues our six-week series on Two Ways To Live with ‘Atonement’.

After our 9 am service we’ll be enjoying brunch together, and after our 4 pm service we’ll be having dinner.

Here are your questions that Jodie plans to answer this Sunday:

1 It is possible to believe in universalism and also be a genuine Christian?
2 What are the ‘seraphim and cherubim’ in the song ‘Holy, Holy, Holy?’
3 What are the ‘5 Solas?’
4 What are the extra books of the Bible called the ‘Apocrypha?’
5 How and why did God send an evil spirit to Saul? (1 Samuel 16:14)
6 Was Jesus’ death enough to save us, or did we also need his resurrection?
7 What are some practical ways to bring non-believers into God’s love?

We’d love you to join us in-person if you’re able, or watch our livestream at watch.jamberooanglican.com.

See you on Sunday, God willing!