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Our weekend services are at 5pm Saturday and 9am Sunday at 45 Churchill Street, Jamberoo.
Coming up this weekend 21-22 March 2020
This week we continue our ‘Jesus Is___’ series as Jodie speaks to us on the topic, ‘Jesus is the Light’. Due to changes from the current Coronavirus crisis, our special guest Ben Pfahlert will not be joining us, but will come and speak to us in the coming months.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic we will not be meeting this weekend at church face-to-face, but will instead be meeting online at our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/jamberooanglican and we’d love you to join us there. It will go live at the normal times of 5pm Saturday and 9am Sunday. Our church members are watching from their homes, and if you’d like to be with them, then let us know and we’ll connect you.
Each week in our services we have a question and answer segment which people ask by filling in response slips or sending an electronic message. Here are the questions that we’ll be hearing answers to this week:
1 If God will “never let us go”, then why do some Christians turn away from him?
2 Why does God let the devil tempt people to turn away from Christianity?
3 When people stop following Jesus, did they ever really know him?
4 Will the people who ate the first bread in the desert go to heaven or hell?
5 If there are no disabilities in heaven then why do we sing about Jesus’ heavenly scars?
6 How and why did Paul hand some people “over to Satan to be taught not to blaspheme”?
7 Does God answer our prayers through the people we meet?
Please keep praying for our world at this time. We live in an uncertain moment, but we know we can have certainty in Christ.
Grace and peace,
Jodie
Coming up this weekend 14-15 March 2020
This week we are kickstarting our ‘Jesus Is___‘ campaign, a six-week series on who Jesus is. I will be leading this week’s sermon ‘Jesus Is Satisfying‘ as we look at John chapter 6 verses 35 to 59.
Each week in our services we have a question and answer segment, and here are this week’s questions:
1 How can we retain our Bible knowledge so that we can use it when sharing the gospel?
2 What is the best way to tell people about Jesus: a sit-down meal or a plain-old conversation?
3 If God knew we were going to sin and turn against Him, why did He create us?
4 Can people be demon-possessed today, and if so, what does it look like?
5 Should we be fasting today as Christians, and if so, what for and when?
6 Is it OK that we seem to speak more about Jesus than ‘God’?
7 Does God love everybody equally?
Come along on Saturdays at 5pm for our family service where we have a kids program, followed by dinner and a youth group for years 6-12. Or why not come along on Sundays at 9am for a more classic Anglican style service, followed by morning tea and hot espresso.
Grace and peace,
Jodie
Coming up this weekend 7-8 March 2020
This week we will have the second in our two-part series, ‘Know and Tell the Gospel‘. Last week we learnt the basics of what we believe, and this week we will learn how to tell and share the gospel with others.
Each week in our services we have a question and answer segment. To ask question, simply fill out your response slip at church. Here are the questions I’ll be answering this week:
1 When it says that the heavens will be destroyed, isn’t it talking about the sky?
2 If we confess our sins but continue anyway, does this mean we’re not really sorry for them?
3 Were the faithful Old Testament people saved by the death of Jesus, like us?
4 Since Old Testament saints were saved by Christ without knowing all about him, could this also apply today to those who haven’t heard about Jesus?
5 Won’t there be sadness in Heaven when people realise their loved ones are in Hell?
6 Should we be thankful when militant atheists are sent to Hell?
7 Will there be sin in Hell?
8 How do you stay true to God when people are hurting you?
Join us on Saturdays at 5pm for our family service! We have a kids program, share dinner together afterwards and also have a youth group for years 6-12 from 7:30-9pm. Or why not come along on Sundays at 9am? This service has a more classic Anglican feel, and we share morning tea together following the service, along with hot espresso!
Grace and peace,
Jodie