Merri Creek Anglican

The King Is Coming - this is good news for those who belong to His Kingdom. Tom explores the idea of God as King and Judge

As Christians, we believe we are more than dust; we aremade in God's image. Peter explores the eternal hope found in Christ's return, and of our new and restored bodies.

Why does death feel so wrong? Perhaps it was not part of God's intended design for humanity, but there is more to the story..

What does it mean to go as the same pace as Jesus? Amy explores what Christlike productivity looks like

What must we do to partake in the divine nature? Rather, the divine nature is given to us. We are to put our faith in the One who was fully human, and fully divine.

Peter explores God's promise in Haggai, revealing Zerubbabel as His chosen signet ring—symbolising divine authority, restoration, and God's faithful plan for His people.

Where is our greatest hope found? It is found in no building or temple, but in a person.

Where are your priorities? Are they in "panelled homes", or in God who provides all things? Peter explores this idea in the Book of Haggai

Christ's sacrificial death on the cross redeemed humanity from the wilderness of sin, offering salvation and guiding believers from spiritual desolation to divine connection and eternal life.

Tom's sermon "Quarrelling in the Wilderness" points to Christians' struggles with doubt, division, and disobedience during spiritual journeys, echoing Israel's desert wanderings, and contrasting it with Christ's time in the desert

In the wilderness, God shapes you - refining, strengthening, preparing. Through trials and solitude, He forms your heart, deepens your faith, and makes you new.

Lost and forsaken in the wilderness, you wander alone—but Jesus is searching for you. His light pierces the darkness, His love calls you home. You are never truly abandoned.

How can we use our assets, time, and resources to serve others, trusting God's provision to build His Kingdom, even in wilderness seasons?

God calls us into the wilderness for growth, testing, dependence on Him, and preparation for greater purpose and spiritual renewal.

Christ has the power to make things new. Beck explores what it means to be a new creation in Christ

What does it mean to be a worker for God? Who is our example? Mark explores where we find our hope and joy being God's workers.

Jesus' teaching ministry was accompanied with his healing ministry. Why is that so? Peter explores the passage of Matthew 9:18-34

"Who is this man?" Beck explores the idea who Jesus is - He is not simply a teacher, or a good moral leader; He is God.

Jesus calls a wide range of people to build His Kingdom. Why would Jesus do this? Peter preaches on Jesus calling the unlikely.

Have we truly counted the cost of following Jesus? Rob Miller preaches on what it means to be a disciple of Jesus.

The message of hope resonates through a vision of unity, where faith bridges divides and empowers healing. By embracing humility and fostering mutual respect, Peter preaches how we can walk together as one, sharing in the hope of a future shaped by justice, grace, and love.

Jesus physically healed people - how does this point to his divinity? Beck explores why Jesus came to this world as the Messiah and the great healer.

Where does our hope lie? Is it in governments, leaders and ideas? Tom French preaches on our where we must put our ultimate hope - which is found in Jesus.

Chris Porter reflects on the divine message of hope and joy inspired by the carol "The First Noel."

Christmas is upon us. As Christians, what does it mean to "Tell It On The Mountain"? Peter explores how Christians can meaningfully engage with friends and family about the Christmas story

What do you say to yourself when you wake up? Is it the same things our God, the Creator and Lord, says about you? Beck shares the beautiful truths of His children in Psalm 103

God's name holds all power and authority, yet He has lowered Himself for a moment for our sake? Why would an all powerful God do this? Peter explores why an all powerful God would humble Himself for His glory, and for our good.

If worshipping God does not change you, do we really know who we are worshipping? Peter explores what does it mean to worship God as Lord?

Who is the Holy Spirit? How is the Holy Spirit shaping your life right now? Beck Miller explores the companion we all have in Christ - the Holy Spirit

We live in a life full of distractions. How can we possibly keep our focus on Christ? Peter preaches on how we worship a God. who keeps His focus on His children.

There are disciples; there is making disciples; and there is making disciple makers. Beck shares what it means to step into the commission.

As Christians, we are considered holy in Christ, and set apart from the world - yet we are called to engage with it. Peter explores how Christians can effectively engage with our culture.

In the world, but not of the world - what does this mean for you? Rob Miller explores what it means to be contrasting presence in a secular age.

In a world that is seemingly more technologically advanced, why do we at times feel so isolated? Tom Cooper explores what it means to commit to community.

There is a great reward now, and that is coming, for believers in Jesus. But it comes at a cost. Beck Miller explores the cost and reward for being a follower of Jesus.

Does Jesus wait for us to be qualified enough as Christians before calling us? Jesus calls Christians to follow Him, much like He did with the first disciples. Peter explores what it means to be called by Jesus.

God created the world, and it was good. But we look around now and ask: "What happened it to?" Peter will explore how Creation will be fully restored and redeemed through the power of Jesus.

Our own local Mission. Peter speaks about Merri Creek Anglican's 3 strategic priorities in light of 1 Thessalonians 2:1-12: A flourishing Youth MInistry, Urban Discipleship and a permanent home for our Clifton HIll Congregation.

Jo Knight CEO shares with us the work of Anglican Overseas Aid, and encourages us to engage with the kingdom work of serving the poor.

Richard shares with us about the work of Prison Fellowship Victoria and reminds us that we all need Jesus the Bread of Life.

Wei Han encourages us to go or support the mission Jesus gives us to make disciples.

In Christ, we become a new creation. How does a new creation compel others to follow Christ? Beck explores this in Titus 3.

What does it mean to be part of a godly household? Tom French unpacks the idea of how even our households can bring God glory.

Who is qualified to lead the local church? Is anyone in this world good enough to be called to church leadership? Peter explores Paul's letter to Titus about church leadership.

Why does God allow chaos, behemoth and leviathan to live with His creation? What hope does His children have against such forces? Peter unpacks who God is, and where our hope is found in the midst of suffering.

At times in our life, we are called by God to a life of adventure. In other times, we are called by God to a life of suffering. In both lives, how can we still bring glory to Him? Peter will be unpacking the mystery of suffering in the Book of Job

Humans explore as high as space, and dig deep into the earth to discover truth. But where does wisdom come from? Beck shares where true wisdom can be found in the Book of Job.

Bishop Geneva talks about the importance of reconciliation through Jesus. Where do you see reconciliation most needed in your life today?

Everyone suffers or will suffer. How are we to care for a friend who is experiencing great suffering? The second sermon in our series on Job.

Everyone suffers or will suffer. How are we to respond in relation to God when the securities of this world are taken away from us? The first sermon in our series on Job.

The final sermon in this series, Peter speaks about these hard sayings of Jesus, and encourages us to be like the person who builds his/her house on the rock.