1. Guess who’s coming to dinner?
2. A ______ woman
a. ___ reputation
b. ______ shame
c. no ____
3. Reactions to the _____
a. Simon’s _________
b. Jesus ______
4. Responding to Jesus
a. ________ much love much
b. common ________ vs utter devotion
c. religion vs powerful _____
5. How ____ is your love?
This weekend we have special guest Moussa Ghazal speaking to us.
To catch up on previous sermons, head to our Youtube channel youtube.jamberooanglican.com.
We are taking a break from our regular question and answer segment this weekend but would love for you to still ask them! If you have any, simply fill out a response slip during the service, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.
Join us on Saturday at 5pm where we will have fellowship over dinner afterwards, or Sunday at 9am followed by morning tea and tasty espresso! Our kids program is currently on pause for the duration of the summer holidays, however the creche and hall are available for the kids to still play together! Our service is live streamed to the TV in the creche room so you don’t miss a beat.
If you can’t make it in person, head to watch.jamberooanglican.com to watch our livestream.
This week Trevor Lucas is speaking from Hebrews chapter nine and ten about what is ‘Perfect and Lasting‘.
TODAY – Beach Day! Bring your swimmers & towels and join us for some beach games and water fun. Meet at church at 10:30am!
20th January – Outdoor Movie! Join us at 7pm at church (popcorn and other snacks provided).
Contact Rayne for more details.
Have you noticed that there has been less rain this week? Apparently no one told the church lawn because it is still growing flat out! To help overcome this problem, just show up on Wednesday around 8am, all tools supplied, including a funky ride on mower! Speak to Graham (0430 043 765) for more details.
Our youth are heading off to Burrill Pines for our kickoff camp on 29-31 January, the first weekend of Term One! Put the date in your diary, ask all your friends, and get ready for an awesome weekend of growing together in God. Register now using the link on our website.
The Smith’s are hosting their annual Australia Day at the dam again! Come and spend a day swimming, jumping and eating with good company at the Smith’s farm, 261 Jamberoo Mountain Road. Bring all your goodies for a BBQ picnic lunch and a sun shelter if you have one.
For the next few weeks we’re having a break from our daily morning prayer on Zoom, but we’d love you to join us in the new year when we begin again.
Our mission of the month is Gafcon. To support this great ministry, buy and donate from the mission table in the hall.
To watch videos of our Bible talks and other memories of our church, visit youtube.jamberooanglican.com and be sure to subscribe to our channel!
BIRTHDAYS
21st Mike Hoskins
ANNIVERSARIES
18th Graham & Lesley Errington
Each week we need to receive $6300.00 in order to meet our commitments. In the last calendar month, our average weekly giving was $5616.00, leaving a gap of $684.00. 
Up to the end of the last calendar month we needed to have received $218,400. Compared to that total we received $195,239, leaving a gap of $23,161.
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 details. Account name: Jamberoo Anglican Church. Account number: 10081274. BSB: 062562.
To give to our tax-deductible MTS Scholars Fund to support our youth ministry, head to mts.com.au/give/jamberoo-anglican-church/
This weekend Trevor Lucas is speaking from Hebrews chapter nine about what is ‘Perfect and Lasting‘.
To catch up on previous sermons, head to our Youtube channel youtube.jamberooanglican.com.
We are taking a break from our regular question and answer segment this weekend but would love for you to still ask them! If you have any, simply fill out a response slip during the service, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086.
Join us on Saturday at 5pm where we will have fellowship over dinner afterwards, or Sunday at 9am followed by morning tea and tasty espresso! Our kids program is currently on pause for the duration of the summer holidays, however the creche and hall are available for the kids to still play together! Our service is live streamed to the TV in the creche room so you don’t miss a beat.
If you can’t make it in person, head to watch.jamberooanglican.com to watch our livestream.
Is ‘good’ good?
Sometimes we think ‘good’ is ___
Goodness is listed in the _____ of the Spirit
___ is good
______ are not good
We are spiritually ____
Good words say ‘_____ ___’, not ‘please’
We should do good to ______
God’s people should be ____ people
Use your _____ to do good
Do good to fellow __________
We come to church for __________ to do good
Christians should be good-_____
Or good living will have an eternal ______
Good living allows us to _____ the good news
Don’t give up doing good
This week Jodie is back and speaking in a one-off sermon on the topic of ‘Goodness‘ and answering your questions about all sorts of issues.
16th January – Beach Day! Bring your swimmers & towels and join us for some beach games and water fun.
21st January – Outdoor Movie! Movie suggestions welcome as we get ready for a night under the stars.
Contact Rayne for more details.
Our youth are heading off to Burrill Pines for our kickoff camp on 29-31 January, the first weekend of Term One! Put the date in your diary, ask all your friends, and get ready for an awesome weekend of growing together in God. Register now using the link on our website.
The Smith’s are hosting their annual Australia Day at the dam again! Come and spend a day swimming, jumping and eating with good company at the Smith’s farm, 261 Jamberoo Mountain Road. Bring all your goodies for a BBQ picnic lunch and a sun shelter if you have one.
For the next few weeks we’re having a break from our daily morning prayer on Zoom, but we’d love you to join us in the new year when we begin again.
Our mission of the month is Gafcon. To support this great ministry, buy and donate from the mission table in the hall.
To watch videos of our Bible talks and other memories of our church, visit youtube.jamberooanglican.com and be sure to subscribe to our channel!
BIRTHDAYS
11th Luke Warner
13th Debra Baker
Each week we need to receive $6300.00 in order to meet our commitments. In the last calendar month, our average weekly giving was $5616.00, leaving a gap of $684.00. Up to the end of the last calendar month we needed to have received $218,400. Compared to that total we received $195,239, leaving a gap of $23,161.
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 details. Account name: Jamberoo Anglican Church. Account number: 10081274. BSB: 062562.
To give to our tax-deductible MTS Scholars Fund to support our youth ministry, head to mts.com.au/give/jamberoo-anglican-church/
This weekend Jodie is back and speaking in a one off sermon on 1 Peter chapter three about how ‘God is good‘.
To catch up on previous sermons, head to our Youtube channel youtube.jamberooanglican.com.
If you have any questions simply fill out a response slip during the service, email us at office@jamberooanglican.com or send an SMS to 0439 890 086. This week Jodie is answering the following questions:
1 How does pouring water on a baby in baptism declare that salvation is by faith not works?
2 If animals cannot receive the Holy Spirit, then can they go to Heaven?
3 How can Psalm 40 be about Jesus when verse 12 says, “my sins pile up so high”?
4 Why does Jesus kill the fig tree in Matthew 21:18-22?
5 Is the fruit in John 15:1-8 the fruit of the Spirit?
6 Did Jesus come as a baby because he wasn’t already a human in Heaven?
7 Since Jesus didn’t sin as a baby, would he have had tantrums?
8 As a child or teenager, could Jesus have chosen not to be our saviour?
Join us on Saturday at 5pm where we will have fellowship over dinner afterwards, or Sunday at 9am followed by morning tea and tasty espresso! Our kids program is currently on pause for the duration of the summer holidays, however the creche and hall are available for the kids to still play together! Our service is live streamed to the TV in the creche room so you don’t miss a beat.
If you can’t make it in person, head to watch.jamberooanglican.com to watch our livestream.
This week Graham Errington speaks to us from Luke chapter two about ‘Jesus’ First Words‘.
Our youth are heading off to Burrill Pines for our kickoff camp on 29-31 January, the first weekend of Term One! Put the date in your diary, ask all your friends, and get ready for an awesome weekend of growing together in God.
For the next few weeks we’re having a break from our daily morning prayer on Zoom, but we’d love you to join us in the new year when we begin again.
Our mission of the month is Gafcon. To support this great ministry, buy and donate from the mission table in the hall.
What’s blue, has four wheels and does at least 5 kph? The church ride on mower! To have a go, turn up on Wednesday 8am till around 10.30 and help out with mowing and other maintenance jobs around our property. Speak to Graham 0430 043 765
To watch videos of our Bible talks and other memories of our church, visit youtube.jamberooanglican.com and be sure to subscribe to our channel!
BIRTHDAYS
2nd Micah Gibson
7th Oscar McNeill
ANNIVERSARIES
8th Peter & Annette Gibson
Each week we need to receive $6300.00 in order to meet our commitments. In the last calendar month, our average weekly giving was $5616.00, leaving a gap of $684.00. Up to the end of the last calendar month we needed to have received $218,400. Compared to that total we received $195,239, leaving a gap of $23,161.
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 details. Account name: Jamberoo Anglican Church. Account number: 10081274. BSB: 062562.
To give to our tax-deductible MTS Scholars Fund to support our youth ministry, head to mts.com.au/give/jamberoo-anglican-church/
This week Graham Errington speaks to us from Luke chapter two about ‘Departing in Peace‘.
Even though today is Boxing Day, we’d still love you to spend your Saturday night with us at church at 5pm tonight. We’ll also have a normal church at 9am on Sunday 27th. See you then!
Our youth are heading off to Burrill Pines for our kickoff camp on 29-31 January, the first weekend of Term One next year! Put the date in your diary, ask all your friends, and get ready for an awesome weekend of growing together in God.
For the next few weeks we’re having a break from our daily morning prayer on Zoom, but we’d love you to join us in the new year when we begin again.
Our mission of the month is SRE. To support this great ministry, buy and donate from the mission table in the hall.
To watch videos of our Bible talks and other memories of our church, visit youtube.jamberooanglican.com and be sure to subscribe to our channel!
BIRTHDAYS
2nd Micah Gibson
Each week we need to receive $6300.00 in order to meet our commitments. In the last calendar month, our average weekly giving was $5616.00, leaving a gap of $684.00. Up to the end of the last calendar month we needed to have received $218,400. Compared to that total we received $195,239, leaving a gap of $23,161.
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 details. Account name: Jamberoo Anglican Church. Account number: 10081274. BSB: 062562.
To give to our tax-deductible MTS Scholars Fund to support our youth ministry, head to mts.com.au/give/jamberoo-anglican-church/
What’s round and goes on people’s front doors at Christmas? A Christmas wreath.
It’s a circle of flowers, leaves and twigs that form a ring.
Christmas wreaths are normally made of evergreen plants to represent everlasting life.
We also use wreaths when we remember people who have died, like when we lay a wreath on Anzac Day at a war memorial.
In the ancient world, wreaths were often used as a crown.
Back at the original Olympic Games, the wreath was used instead of medal to symbolise victory.
Did you know that Jesus wore a wreath as a crown?
He had a crown that showed victory.
But his crown wasn’t made of evergreen plants, like a Christmas wreath.
And his crown wasn’t made of laurel like an Olympic wreath.
His crown was made of thorns.
As he died on the cross, people mocked him by placing a thorny crown on his head.
This is the ultimate wreath.
Because the way that we get the everlasting life of the evergreen Christmas wreath is from the death of the thorny Easter wreath… the crown of Christ Jesus.
God showed his love to us by sending his Son, Jesus, to be born at Christmas, and to die at Easter.
The father sent his Son to be the Saviour of the world.
And he sent his Son as a sacrifice to take away our sins.
God showed how much he loved us by sending his one and only Son into the world so that we might have eternal life through him. This is real love—not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as a sacrifice to take away our sins. (1 John 4:9-10)
Is 2020 the year for you to put your trust in Jesus, and find certainty for eternity?
Is this the Christmas to trust in Christ Jesus as your personal saviour?
JODIE McNEILL