Will You Or Won’t You?

When you became a Christian, you also became God’s messenger. God wants to speak through you, to your friends & family. You may feel you don’t have anything to share, but that’s the Devil trying to keep you silent.

How can you be the Messenger? Let me mention just a few!

Through your witness or testimony. Telling your story of how Jesus has made a difference in your life, is being a messenger. In a courtroom, a witness isn’t expected to argue the case. 

You are not expected to be an attorney but a witness. They simply report what happened to them. Acts 1:8 …you will be my witness

Through your teaching & answers. You teach by example with your life & by your words, this can invite questions. It is worth knowing Paul’s words here: Col. 4:5 Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity. 6 Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone.

Through your InvitationOne of the easiest ways in being God’s messenger is through inviting your friends or family to a situation where the gospel will be taught. The Come & Seequotation is used a number of times in Scripture as an invitation. Jesus, Philip & the Samaritan woman all used Come & See as an invitation for people to join them & learn.

On Sunday the 19th October you have an opportunity to especially ask your friends & family to Come & See & hear a special presentation of the gospel as well as hearing testimonies of how Jesus has changed people’s lives.

Please use the opportunity to pray for your friends & family & for your invitation of them. 

Leave it to God whether he moves them to come or not!

Tony Galea

Coming Up This Sunday June 22nd at Jamberoo Anglican!

Come and join us this Sunday at either 9am or 4pm. We are going to be hearing from God’s word as Brad Vidilini preaches to us from Mark 9 with a sermon titled “Greater Than Moses.”

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

Every day (except Sundays) we meet online at 7am for a half-hour morning prayer time at zoom.jamberooanglican.com and you’re very welcome to join us!

See you on Sunday, God willing!

Church News for Sunday March 30th

Service Times

Please join us for Sunday morning at 9am or Sunday after at 4pm for fellowship.

Sunday’s Sermon

This Sunday we are going to be hearing from God’s word as Tony Galea preaches to us from Proverbs 22:6-15 “Wisdom and Family”

Kids Church

During the sermon all children are welcome to head across to the hall for Kids Church, where the teaching will follow the same pattern as the sermon series.

Friday Kids and Youth

Each Friday we meet for our kids and youth groups of SPARK (Years 3 to 6) at 4:30-6pm, and Youth Group (Years 7 to 12) from 7-9pm at the church hall.

Book of the Month

Our book of the month for March is “Hope: The Best is Yet to Come” by Bryson Smith. With insight and humor, Bryson unpacks what the Bible has to say about what hope is (and isn’t), and how it comforts, challenges and directs us in our day-to-day lives as Christians. Physical copies are available at our bookstall or to buy online at: wanderingbookseller.com.au

Safe Ministry Matters  

Our Safe Ministry Representative is Gemma Bartlett. Speak to her about anything related to safety in ministry on 0414 425 639 or email gemma.bartlett@jamberooanglican.com

Christianity Explained

Are you or a friend interested in understanding the Christian Faith more? Our church is offering this short course of 4 sessions, of about 1 hour each. It’s an easy & straightforward way to know. See Tony Galea after the service for details.

Alive Day

Easter Sunday (Alive Day) is fast approaching on April 20th! It’s a great opportunity to invite those we’ve been praying for to come and hear the great news of Jesus.

Could you consider helping out on the day? Karen Mion would love to hear from you via this form: https://jamberooanglican.elvanto.com.au/form/a571c3e1-a57a-4fbc-8d0e-3d8b088726bb

Our Finances

Please pray and be generous as we remember God’s generosity to us!