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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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34:14

Tales of the Kingdoms - The Unforgiving Servant

South East Anglican ·

2025/06/15

This parable from Jesus gives us some more insight into how his new kingdom will operate. The kingdom is a place where brothers and sisters in Christ confess their sin, apologise for any pain caused, and pursue peace through the sometimes awkward conversations of forgiveness. Jesus isn't just telling us this is what it will be like in heaven, but what it can already begin to be like now.

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34:56

Tales of the Kingdom - The Treasure and the Pearl

South East Anglican ·

2025/06/08

In two of the shortest stories Jesus told, he is somehow able to convey the value of the kingdom of heaven with perfect clarity. What is it worth? Everything. Yet despite the simplicity of the story and the clarity of the message, is that how we value it?

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31:28

Tales of the Kingdom - The Sower

South East Anglican ·

2025/06/02

This week we began our series looking at some of the parables of Jesus, starting with The Sower. Jesus tells this parable to invite people to cultivate hearts that are prepared to participate in the kingdom of God. He sees their hearts, he knows them better than they know themselves, and from that place of insight and knowledge he draws them toward something wonderful: the kingdom of God. And he still does the same for each of us today.

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24:32

Hope 25 - Hope for the Hopeless

South East Anglican ·

2025/05/26

Bishop Richard preached from Luke 8 about how for 2000 years Jesus has been the hope of humankind. Whether it was a Jewish woman with an incurable disease, a desperate father whose daughter was on death's door, or people today who have no hope after death. Jesus offers salvation, and in salvation - hope. He took our hopelessness to the cross, and exchanged it for hope.

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33:24

SB: A Theological Framework for Curveballs

South East Anglican ·

2025/04/27

Curveballs are unexpected, but not rare. So when they come, how do you handle them? Dave shares some theological responses for curveballs, and then shares one of our own that our church now has to navigate through.

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28:25

Be Ready for What's to Come

South East Anglican ·

2025/04/14

Jonny from the Moore College Mission Team preached from Luke 12:13-21, about the parable of the rich fool, who stored up his wealth and was not 'rich toward God'. A timely warning for all of us to use all of our resources to prepare well for Christ's return.

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28:13

Love That Gives Life

South East Anglican ·

2025/04/07

Guest preacher from Moore College, Nikhil Kurien, preached on the familiar-yet-challenging story of the Good Samaritan. It's a story of an unlikely hero, and unlikely love, and a demonstration of a love that gives life.

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54:37

SB: Big Questions, "Why Does God Allow Pain and...

South East Anglican ·

2025/03/31

This question has been asked by many, many people over the years, because pain and suffering will eventually be a reality for all of us. However, we need to be careful in how we respond to this question, as it can be asked in very different contexts. Dave outlines what three main types of people will ask this question, and how each different asker requires a different response.

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64:44

SB: Big Questions, "Why Does God Allow Pain and...

South East Anglican ·

2025/03/31

This question has been asked by many, many people over the years, because pain and suffering will eventually be a reality for all of us. However, we need to be careful in how we respond to this question, as it can be asked in very different contexts. Dave outlines what three main types of people will ask this question, and how each different asker requires a different response.

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48:33

SB: Big Questions, "How Do I Know When the Holy...

South East Anglican ·

2025/03/23

This is a specific but important quesiton! How does the Holy Spirit function in us and communicate to us? Whilst there isn't an easy answer, Scripture has not left us in the dark. Dave looks at some of the key Scriptures and theological understandsings that help us know the intimate access that Christians have to God through the third person of the Trinity.

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44:50

SB: Big Questions, "How Do I Talk to People About...

South East Anglican ·

2025/03/16

Sharing about our faith can feel daunting, especially when some people in our lives don't like Jesus or Christianity. If we are going to be Christians in our world, we need to develop a resilience in our evangelism, so that we persist even in the face of rejection. This doesn't mean we try and force salvation, rather we trust God to do what only he can: save people.

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48:59

SB: Big Questions, "How Does Salvation Work?"

South East Anglican ·

2025/03/09

This the beginning of our Big Questions series, and we kicked it off with a look under the bonnet of 'salvation'. After the sermon there was a time of Q&A, where Dave took questions from the congregation.

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30:27

Encounters with Jesus - The Rich

South East Anglican ·

2025/03/02

The story of Zacchaeus is multi-faceted, and this week it serves as a great example of what can happen when 'the rich' encounter Jesus. Stephen concludes the series by encouraging us to consider our own attitudes towards giving back to God that which he has graciously given us.

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31:35

Encounters with Jesus - The Proud

South East Anglican ·

2025/02/23

When Jesus encountered the proud, which was mostly the Pharisees, no one knew what was going to happen. And then when they saw it happen, no one could believe it. In these encounteres with Jesus we keep being reminded that he is not like us, and his encounter with the proud is no exception.

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32:48

SB: Encounters with Jesus - The Guilty

South East Anglican ·

2025/02/16

On multiple occasions Jesus encounters really obviously guilty people. How do you think a holy God might respond to such guilt? Well, probably not as you might think. Dave preaches on what we can learn from Jesus' response to the guilty, and what that means for our churches and how we respond to those who might come to us.

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28:58

SB: Encounters with Jesus - The Outcast

South East Anglican ·

2025/02/09

What happened when Jesus crossed paths with people who had been rejected by society? When God comes into contact with a demon-possessed man, and an unclean woman, how does he react? How are they affected? These and many other questions are answered as Dave preaches on these two incredible encounters of Jesus with outcasts.

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23:23

Faith and Obedience in the Face of Unknowing

South East Anglican ·

2025/02/03

Guest speaker, Adrian Lane from Bush Church Aid, highlighted how Joseph, Jesus' earthly Dad, displays such profound trust in God, even when the result isn't clear, or when it comes at significant cost and risk.

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29:56

SB: Psalm 94 - The Sound of Lament

South East Anglican ·

2025/01/26

Have Australians lost the ability to lament? The Aussie culture has so many wonderful aspects to it, but staring truth in the face and lamenting our actions, or the grieving the sad state of a situation, isn't one of them. This Israelites, however, didn't seem to have this problem, with 59/150 psalms falling into the category 'lament'.

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29:27

SB: Psalm 8 - The Sound of Praise

South East Anglican ·

2025/01/20

It's easy to think that in this day and age we understand how to praise God. In fact, maybe we're praising God better than any time in history! But Psalm 8, and other psalms in the Praise genre, stand as a powerful corrective to some of our modern praise practices and understandings.

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27:45

SB: Psalm 89 - The Sound of Royalty

South East Anglican ·

2025/01/13

Kings, queens, and rulers come and go, rise and fall. This is good news for those living under bad rulers, and shot of reality for those enjoying good governance. But God's people have never put their faith in earthly power structures, not even the best ones. God's people put their faith not in kings, but in the King of kings.

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