Entries by Jodie McNeill

Coming up this weekend 9-10 October 2021

This weekend we return to our Matthews series as Jodie speaks to us from chapter 10 on the topic ‘Sent to Serve’, as Jesus tells his twelve disciples about their special role in sharing his ministry to spread the good news of the kingdom of God. Join us Saturday at 5pm or Sunday morning at […]

Waiting for the day

I vividly remember sitting my final HSC exam, knowing that in just two hours, my thirteen years of school would come to an end. When the final “pens down” command was announced, one of my classmates, wearing a party hat he’d smuggled into the exam room, loudly let off a champagne popper to celebrate. Right […]

Soon And Very Soon

When I was a youth at church I used to love singing this song, ‘Soon and Very Soon’: Soon and very soon, we are going to see the king.No more dying there, we are going to see the king.No more crying there, we are going to see the king.Hallelujah, hallelujah, we’re going to see the […]

Messiah Masterclass 9 – ‘Faith and Forgiveness’ – Matthew 9 – Jodie McNeill – 18 & 19 September 2021

Health matters What if we started to count ___________? We should put our energy into _________ Christ Faith and forgiveness matter ____ Israel starts to _________ Jesus’ power and authority They came for healing but received ___________ Only ___ can forgive sins The religious teachers accused God of _________ Jesus declares that he’s the ___ […]

Jesus Brings Protection

When we first were locked down in March 2020, it seemed right for our church to spend some time in sermons that looked at the comforting word of God in the book of Revelation. Now in the current era in the Covid-19 pandemic, there are new fears amongst us, as we consider what life will […]

Don’t Waste The Lockdown

As our Premier unveils the roadmap to freedom from lockdown, we now live in hope that it won’t be long before we can gather again in-person for church and other aspects of life. As we race towards 70% and 80% double-vaccination targets, it’s tempting to wish away these troubling times, treating these days as if […]

Gentle and Lowly

It’s always a courageous move to review a book that you haven’t yet finished, but with that caveat, I’d love to encourage you to read with me the latest book of the month, ‘Gentle and Lowly’, by Dane Ortlund. I’ve been reading a chapter most mornings before I get out of bed, and I’ve been […]