Neac - Newtown: Erskineville Anglican Church

Mike Hastie considers the first miracle in the book of acts, what it explains about the nature of God's kingdom and our place in it.

Guan Un preaches on the picture of Christian community in Acts 2.

Mike Hastie continues the series Unfinished considering the remarkable events of Pentecost and how the ascended Christ continues his ministry through pouring his Spirit upon his disciples.

Roger Bray begins the series 'Unfinished' which will explore the first 11 chapters of Acts and ask the question 'What is Jesus doing now?'

Mike Hastie considers how the resurrection is not simply wishful thinking but reasonable and how it can influence our outlook and response to life.

David Hohne explores the tragedy and hope of Good Friday from John 19.

Roger Bray preaches at a combined service on how deeper captivation with Jesus Christ leads to going public with the good news of forgiveness.

Roger Bray completes the second week of the 2018 vision series looking at what it looks like to go public as a Christian from 1 Peter.

Roger Bray begins the first of two vision weeks considering how as God's precious people we might go deeper in our relationships with each other through Christ's power.

Roger Bray concludes the series on Colossians considering how the Lordship of Christ plays out in all the relationships in the life of a believer.

In Colossians 3, Matt Aroney considers how we can clothe ourselves with Christ in order to live out our most authentic selves.

Matt Aroney considers the essence of biblical spirituality, the potential traps and the victory of Christ over sin, the flesh and condemnation.

Mike Hastie preaches from Colossians about Christ's supremacy and sufficiency in all things.

Matt Aroney begins the series on Colossians considering how the gospel grows fruit in God's people.

Roger Bray concludes the series 'Known by God' exploring how the gospel hands us a new identity and name.

Mike Hastie considers how God remembers all about us and can yet continue in relationship with us through Jesus Christ.

Matt Aroney considers how God wondrously knows and sees us from Psalm 139.

Roger Bray begins the series Known by God considering how we are etched permanently on the hands of the resurrected Christ.

Roger Bray finishes the series in Isaiah considering the how the second coming of Christ will be bring a renewal of all things.

Matt Aroney considers Isaiah's word of comfort to exiles and how the hope of God's glory can enable believers to bear up under hardship.