This weekend we are going to be hearing from God’s word as Musa Ghazal preaches to us from God’s word.
After our 5pm Saturday service we’ll be having dinner, and after our 9am Sunday service we’ll be enjoying brunch together.
We’d love you to join us in-person if you’re able, or watch our livestream at watch.jamberooanglican.com.
We’re really looking forward to seeing you this weekend!
A sign of weakness?
Daniel confesses to some serious ____
In suffering, we ask if God is ________ and ______
To find the answer, Daniel turned to the _____
They rejected God and so they received _______
God does what is right by taking ______
Daniel ________ God’s promise and followed God’s word
True repentance comes with deep _______
God’s people deliberately ________ against him
God is full of mercy and ___________
Our sins are many and his _____ is more
Nobody wants to live without _______
God has _______ his people in the past
The destruction of Jerusalem makes God look ___
God’s name is _______
Daniel is very ________ to God
God continues to be _________
Jesus would fulfil the promise _______
God promises to _______ our sins
This weekend we will be hearing from God’s word as Jodie McNeill preaches to us from Daniel Ch. 9.
We would love you to come along on Saturday 3rd Sep from 9am to 1:30pm as men from our region gather together in fellowship to spend time in God’s word. Head to the events page on our website for more details and information on how to register.
This conference is designed to help grandparents be encouraged and inspired to invest in the lives of their grandchildren in ways that only grandparents can. Come along on Sat 17th Sep 9:00 am – 4:30 pm at Figtree Anglican Church. See Gemma Bartlett if you’re interested in going with her. Head to the events page on our website for more details and information on how to register.
This Father’s Day consider supporting Mission Aviation Fellowship by donating a gift. There is a variety of gifts to choose from over in the church hall. Please visit their website for more information on how to support this ministry.
Please prayerfully consider if you are able to pledge a one-off or regular amount for the 2023 Staffing Vision. Pledge slips can be returned to the Wardens or through the offertory.
Join us at 7am every day (except Sunday) at zoom.jamberooanglican.com as we gather to read the Bible, pray, and encourage each other as the new day dawns.
‘The World Next Door: A short guide to the Christian Faith’ By Rory Shiner & Peter Orr. This book is our best shot at commending the Christian message to our friends and neighbours. It’s driven by the universal human instinct to increase the joy of finding a good thing by sharing it with others. We both think we’ve found a good thing‚ the best thing‚ in finding God through Jesus. We want to share it. The World Next Door invites you into a world where Jesus Christ reigns supreme and where lives are changed forever. We have physical copies available for purchase over in the church hall. However, if you wish to order your own copy online or read via Kindle, you can do that here.
Each week we need to receive $6300.00 in order to meet our commitments. Last month, our average weekly giving was $5112.00, leaving a gap of $1188.00. Up to the end of the last calendar month we needed to have received $163,800. Compared to that total we received $144,998, leaving a gap of $18,802.
Electronic giving is a great way to give! It helps us prayerfully plan our giving, and then the bank will help us keep that commitment, even when we may be unable to attend. To give by direct transfer then these are the NEW details. Account name: Jamberoo Anglican Church. Account number: 356831. BSB: 032605.
To give to our tax-deductible MTS Scholars Fund to support our apprentice youth minister, head to mts.com.au/give/jamberoo-anglican-church/
This weekend we are going to be hearing from God’s word as Jodie McNeill preaches to us from Daniel Ch. 9.
After our 5pm Saturday service we’ll be having dinner, and after our 9am Sunday service we’ll be enjoying brunch together.
We’d love you to join us in-person if you’re able, or watch our livestream at watch.jamberooanglican.com.
These are the questions that Jodie plans to answer this weekend during church:
1 Why do we stand when we read a Psalm?
2 What kings do each of the horns stand for in Daniel 8?
3 Who is the Man of Lawlessness?
4 Should we pray for angels to look over us?
5 What is the significance of the right hand of God?
6 How do I know if I’m a true Christian and not just faking it?
7 How does the victory of Jesus help us understand suffering?
8 What Bible version is best for someone who’s considering Christianity?
9 What book of the Bible should an inquirer begin with?
10 Can we have a church service entirely run by the youth?
If you’d like to submit your own question to be answered in church in the future, then simply hit ‘reply’ to this email.
We’re really looking forward to seeing you this weekend!
Future focus
Finding out the future can be _______
Seeing the future made Daniel feel ____
If you trust in Jesus, your future is _______
The power has shifted from Babylon to ______
The ram smashed all the other ________
The goat knocks over the ___
The violence against God’s people was _______
How ____?
Evil has an ___ date
We must be _______, even though it’s hard
The time of wrath is the death of _____
The fierce king is the ultimate _____ of God
The time of the end was the death of _____
The master of deception was destroyed by ______ power
The Son of Man has received his _________
We now await the ultimate ___________ of Satan
We wait for Jesus’ return, as we ____
Come, Lord Jesus!
This weekend we will be hearing from God’s word as Jodie McNeill preaches to us from Daniel Ch. 8.
We would love you to come along on Saturday 3rd Sep from 9am to 1:30pm as men from our region gather together in fellowship to spend time in God’s word. Head to the events page on our website for details and to register.
Basecamp is on from 12-13th August. If you are a bloke and would like to come away to Katoomba for a time of great fellowship and bible teaching, then please speak with Jacob Mierendorff or Ben King. Tickets are still available here.
Please prayerfully consider if you are able to pledge a one-off or regular amount for the 2023 Staffing Vision. Pledge slips can be returned to the Wardens or through the offertory.
The Elvanto guides have been updated for Term 3! You can find them under the ‘guides’ tab in Elvanto.
Join us at 7am every day (except Sunday) at zoom.jamberooanglican.com as we gather to read the Bible, pray, and encourage each other as the new day dawns.
‘The World Next Door: A short guide to the Christian Faith’ By Rory Shiner & Peter Orr. This book is our best shot at commending the Christian message to our friends and neighbours. It’s driven by the universal human instinct to increase the joy of finding a good thing by sharing it with others. We both think we’ve found a good thing‚ the best thing‚ in finding God through Jesus. We want to share it. The World Next Door invites you into a world where Jesus Christ reigns supreme and where lives are changed forever. We have physical copies available for purchase over in the church hall. However, if you wish to order your own copy online or read via Kindle, you can do that here.
Each week we need to receive $6300.00 in order to meet our commitments. Last month, our average weekly giving was $5112.00, leaving a gap of $1188.00. Up to the end of the last calendar month we needed to have received $163,800. Compared to that total we received $144,998, leaving a gap of $18,802.
Electronic giving is a great way to give! It helps us prayerfully plan our giving, and then the bank will help us keep that commitment, even when we may be unable to attend. To give by direct transfer then these are the NEW details. Account name: Jamberoo Anglican Church. Account number: 356831. BSB: 032605.
To give to our tax-deductible MTS Scholars Fund to support our apprentice youth minister, head to mts.com.au/give/jamberoo-anglican-church/
These two big words are rarely used in common speak, but they both mean a lot to us as we ‘do’ church here at Jamberoo Anglican.
The first word, ‘intergenerational,’ describes our passion to fully include people of all ages and stages, as much as helpfully possible.
That means that we want our church to work for children, youth, seniors—people of all generations—as we gather each Saturday night and Sunday morning.
The natural response to this challenge would be to try to err on the side of making it feel like a special ‘all-age’ service, with lots of kids’ songs, puppets and memory verses.
Or, we could keep church just like it’s been for decades, and train the children to endure the adult-ness of the service, as we assume they will eventually learn the big words and get used to the formality.
But, in our church we’ve tried to cater for all of the people, most of the time, so that every person will participate and benefit, even if some of it is a little out of our comfort zone.
Ironically, a way we have achieved this is by using what the second, big word describes, namely, ‘liturgy’.
This word is commonly used to describe the words we say together during our church service, like set prayers, creeds, and the public reading of psalms.
Conventional wisdom would say that liturgy was the last thing that younger people would want, and yet it’s a surprisingly good and powerful way to achieve our desire for intergenerational church.
For, by saying words together that have been prepared in advance, it actually helps people of all ages to have the confidence to participate in church, and the joy of being fully involved, no matter how old they are.
In fact, accessible and intelligible liturgy doesn’t need to feel ‘formal’ but can actually be a really-helpful ‘scaffold’ for younger people seeking to fully engage with the ‘grown ups’ with whom they share church, week in and out.
JODIE McNEILL
This weekend we are going to be hearing from God’s word as Jodie McNeill preaches to us from Daniel Ch. 8.
After our 5pm Saturday service we’ll be having dinner, and after our 9am Sunday service we’ll be enjoying brunch together.
We’d love you to join us in-person if you’re able, or watch our livestream at watch.jamberooanglican.com.
These are the questions that Jodie plans to answer this weekend during church:
1 Why does God given Satan power, and why can’t he take it away?
2 Should women wear head coverings in church?
3 Are the four beasts in Daniel 7 the same beasts from the start of Ezekiel?
4 Is there any symbolism in the number four in the Bible?
5 Why don’t all the beasts in Daniel 7 die, and what happens to them?
6 Will we be able to meet people like Daniel and Stephen in heaven?
7 Is watching Christian TV shows and/or movies a good way to learn about Christianity?
8 What are the other six books you recommend?
If you’d like to submit your own question to be answered in church in the future, then simply hit ‘reply’ to this email.
We’re really looking forward to seeing you this weekend!
Wellbeing
We need ____________
Daniel was in _________ times
Daniel’s dream is _____
God gave them ___________ writing
The sea was a place of ____
Four terrifying and threatening ______
It’s time for the Ancient of Days to _____
The ___ __ ___ arrives in a spectacular way
God ____, and so do we
The tenth king tried to act like ___
The power of evil would come to an ___
Jesus spoke of himself as the ___ __ ___
Stephen saw the Son of Man in ______
We ____ with Christ because we’re united with him
Hope for the future