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South East Anglican

South East Anglican (Tasmania)

Jesus-focused sermons from the South East corner of Tasmania.South East Anglican is an Anglican Parish that includes the local churches of Southern Beaches, Sorell, Coal River Valley, and Tasman. All of our churches exist to live and share the good news of Jesus.

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36:59

City to City - Laodicea

South East Anglican ·

2023/09/25

Jesus saves his harshest rebuke for the last church, the church in Laodicea. There is much to learn from this church but perhaps the most striking is that they were oblivious to the critiques of the Jesus they claimed to worship and represent. And yet, even to the Laodiceans, Jesus graciously gave them time to repent and return to him, to still claim the victory.

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33:40

City to City - Philadelphia

South East Anglican ·

2023/09/18

There is a problem in Philadelphia - but not with the church.The problem in the city of brotherly love was an argument about who the real children of God were, who were legitimate, who was in line for an inheritance, and who wasn't. The family drama was messy, but Jesus speaks truth into that messy situation with decisive clarity.

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38:40

City to City - Sardis

South East Anglican ·

2023/09/11

Unlike in the previous four cities, the Christians in Sardis have it pretty good! Almost no persecution to speak of by the Romans or Jews, so you would hope their church is thriving. Alas, it's the complete opposite. Listen to the sermon by Dave from Southern Beaches about what it might mean that the church looked alive but was actually dead, and the warnings contained therein for the modern church.

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35:52

City to City - Thyatira

South East Anglican ·

2023/09/03

The church in Thyatira had a different problem to the previous three: despite operating in a pagan culture, they were growing! But Jesus, with eyes like blazing fire, can see a deceptive problem under the surface that many in the church may have been blinded to. Jesus warns them that unless they deal with this problem, they will endure suffering, not from the the Romans, but from his righteous judgement.

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38:30

City to City - Pergamum

South East Anglican ·

2023/09/03

How do we respond when there is outside pressure to compromise our faith? How can we love Jesus, even in a culture that demands we worship other gods? These are the questions asked by Christians in Pergamum, an extremely pagan city. Without a doubt, we too should know how to answer these questions, even if the risk for us is mild compared to the Christians of first century Pergamum.

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28:52

City to City - Smyrna

South East Anglican ·

2023/08/21

Smyrna was a highly pagan city where Rome could do no wrong and Caesar was god. The Jews in Smyrna also were hostile towards Christians and their worship of a man from Nazareth. So the church in Smyrna is not only struggling to worship publicly, but are struggling to live! And it's into this context that Jesus writes to them and lifts their eyes to 'The First and the Last'.

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32:32

City to City - Ephesus

South East Anglican ·

2023/08/14

What was going on in Ephesus? Well, a lot! 2000 years ago Ephesus was a bustling metropolis, their culture was dominated by idol worship, the CBD was heaving with visitors, traders, and craftsmen, and somewhere in amongst all of that was a community of Christians. This group were doing some aspects of the Christian life really well, but they had a fatal blind spot. Out of his love and grace, Jesus encourages them and warns them that they must repent if they are going to be victorious at the end.

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30:22

City to City - Intro to the Revelation

South East Anglican ·

2023/08/06

Revelation is a magnificent, complex, and at times terrifying letter from God to Christians, particularly the Christians of 90AD in Roman-occupied Asia Minor (Western Turkey). In a powerful display of his presence and love, Jesus gives John a vision to share with, and to encourage, the Christians who, like him, were suffering for their faith. Revelation 1 is the key foundation of this crazy letter.

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28:34

You Are There - Make Time To Pray

South East Anglican ·

2023/07/26

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26:28

You Are There - Pray Big Prayers

South East Anglican ·

2023/07/16

Can we pray big prayers? If we can, why? Does God answer them? How do we pray big prayers without sounding self-confident? Dave sheds some light on all this and more from Psalm 139 and Mark 2, as we unpack more about the nature and character of God.

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34:57

You Are There - Pray To Your Father

South East Anglican ·

2023/07/09

Have you ever heard someone praying and thought, "I wish I could pray like that"?Often the work of becoming a confident, natural pray-er is less about the words we say and more about relationship with God we're praying too. Prayer grows out of relationship. Preaching from Matthew 6, Dave shows us what sort of relationship we can have with God that will fuel our prayers.

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23:04

You Are There - Teach Us To Pray

South East Anglican ·

2023/07/03

Many of us say The Lord's Prayer regularly, but immediately preceding the Lord's Prayer in Scripture (Luke 11:1) is a humble request from a disciple that we may not be familiar with: "Lord, teach us to pray." How we pray will largely be governed by who we understand God to be. In Luke 11 Jesus taught his disciples to pray to their Father, and in Psalm 139 David prays to a God of omnipresence. We, too, are invited to pray, but we may need to humble ourselves first and ask, "Lord, teach us to

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34:38

Dust and Ashes - Job 42

South East Anglican ·

2023/06/25

After 41 chapters of suffering, judgement, almost-wisdom, and actual wisdom, the story of Job comes to an end. And it would've ended with Job sitting in despair in dust and ashes, but for the grace of God. In a generous outpouring of his grace on Job, God lovingly lifts Job out of the ash heap and blesses his socks off. And that God is the same God who lovingly offers to lift us up and grant us life eternal through Jesus.

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28:52

Dust and Ashes - Job 38-41

South East Anglican ·

2023/06/18

Finally, after 35 chapters of conjecture, almost-wisdom, judgment, justification, attack, and defense, God speaks. And as he speaks the ground literally shakes! Out of a storm, the voice of God thunders, asking Job, 'Where were you...?" God reminds Job that he and he alone is eternal and omniscient. Job need not fear God, but he also must not speak about that which he doesn't understand: a challenge for us all.

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36:46

Dust and Ashes - Job 32-37

South East Anglican ·

2023/06/12

There are many things that our culture has accepted as true and wise, our own cultural proverbs, that don't pass the wisdom test on closer inspection. These are examples of 'almost-wisdom', and almost wisdom can be dangerous when accepted as true wisdom. Dave preaches from Job 32-37 about how Elihu's speeches fit between almost-wisdom and true, godly wisdom, and what it looks like to receive and live-out true wisdom.

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26:47

A World That Knows Jesus

South East Anglican ·

2023/06/05

On Sunday we took a break from our series in Job to hear from a good friend of the parish, Scott Doran-Sargent from CMS Tasmania. Scott preached from Luke 10 about the mission of 'The Seventy-Two' and what we can learn from them about our own mission locally, as well as around the world.

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22:20

Dust and Ashes - Job 28-31

South East Anglican ·

2023/05/24

Stephen preaches on 'Where Is Wisdom Found' from Job 28, and what wisdom looks like as it is lived out.

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33:54

Dust and Ashes - Job 3-27

South East Anglican ·

2023/05/15

The only thing worse than suffering alone is suffering alongside people who ridicule and berate you. This was Job's unfortunate experience. The story of Job doesn't give us a lot of help in how to care for someone who is grieving, but it does show us what not to do. Stephen's sermon helps us understand how to be compassionate friends when people we love are suffering and we don't have any answers for them.

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33:30

Dust and Ashes - Job 1:1-2:10

South East Anglican ·

2023/05/07

There is much to marvel at in the book of Job, much to capture our imagination and pique our interest. But at the core of this incredible book is the reality of suffering. This story raises all sorts of questions, and in doing, gives us permission to ask questions about God that we may have thought were off-limits. In the opening chapters of Job, Dave shares how we are given permission through Job and Jesus to accept the inevitable seasons of life that feel like 'dust and ashes'.

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33:04

Macedonia United

South East Anglican ·

2023/04/30

The Parish of South East Tasmania is beautiful, big, and diverse. And our size and diversity can raise some interesting challenges to gospel ministry. Dave shared how this is similar to the context of the ancient cities and churches of Macedonia. We can learn a lot about gospel ministry from the three churches in Macedonia, not only about contextualisation, but also about unity. Praise be to God for the unity he enables us to share in Christ!

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