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A place to listen to the sermons from Holy Trinity Church in the Parish of Richmond, NZ.Find us at www.richmondanglican.church
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In John 14 Jesus continues to prepare his disciples for his imminent departure, via the cross. They are thrown into turmoil as they process what he has said about leaving them for a place they cannot go. He helps to set their hearts at rest and shows them that in his father's house are many rooms, but there is no room for FOMO (the fear of missing out).
As we begin the season of Lent we're joining Jesus in John's Gospel for his last day on earth before he is crucified. As Jesus begins the last 24 hours of his earthly life, he does something scandalous; he takes on the lowest dirtiest job and washes his followers feet. Knowing that he would soon be betrayed to death, Jesus humbles himself, in an unimaginable way, to show it is essential to be cleansed, and changed by Him. This morning Zane Elliott will open John 13:1-30 and help ...
Today the Vicar General Simon Martin will be preaching at Holy Trinity. he'll open Psalm 95 and Mark 8: 11-21 to help us think through how Jesus is 'the One Bread' who brings true life.
This is the last week in the Series 'Jesus: simply the best' where we've been thinking about why Jesus is the very best foundation for life. To bring this series to a close Oli Preston will be preaching on chapter 9 of Hebrews and helping us see why Jesus is a better sacrifice than all of the sacrifices offered in the Old Testament.
This week Jesse Behan will continue our series 'Jesus - Simply the best' with 'A Better Covenant' through opening the book of Hebrews to get a better understanding of who Jesus is, and why he is the very best foundation we can build our lives on.
In this new series 'Jesus - Simply the best' we' will open the book of Hebrews to get a better understanding of who Jesus is, and why he is the very best foundation we can build our lives on.
In this new series 'Jesus - Simply the best' we' will open the book of Hebrews to get a better understanding of who Jesus is, and why he is the very best foundation we can build our lives on. In Hebrews 4 the author concludes a commentary on Psalm 95, which was a warning to the people of God about disobeying his word, and failing to enter his rest. He recalls these events from their heritage because they are tempted to go back to the old way of life, to join their friends at the ...
In this new series 'Jesus - Simply the best' we' will open the book of Hebrews to get a better understanding of who Jesus is, and why he is the very best foundation we can build our lives on. Today in Hebrews 2 Jean Palmer shows us that Jeuss is Simply Best because he is the Son who Saves. We'll see that God is a God who judges justly, and deals with our greatest concern - separation from him because of sin. This God saves, by fulfilling the Law, and redeeming those who put their trust...
In this new series 'Jesus - Simply the best' we' will open the book of Hebrews to get a better understanding of who Jesus is, and why he is the very best foundation we can build our lives on. In Hebrews 1:1-4 we'll see that Jesus is the best because he is the God who speaks.
This year we are looking at three Christmas promises which centre on prophecies in Isaiah and how Jesus fulfils them. As we welcome guests and visitors for a service of Carols and Cake we'll be thinking about God's promise of true rest, in the perfect kingdom in Isaiah 11:1-9, and Matthew 13:31-35.
This year we are looking at three Christmas promises which centre on prophecies in Isaiah and how Jesus fulfils them. Today we consider the wonderful promise of a perfect king in Isiah 9:1-7. As Isaiah prophesies, he reminds Judah they have received God’s perfect promise to save, and so they have i) a true hope v.1-2, ii) a new situation to anticipate v.3-5, iii) and the coming of a perfect king vv.6-7.
Today we start a new three part series called 'Christmas Promises.' This series covers three prophecies, thee promises in the book of Isaiah concerning the birth of the ultimate king from the line of David. He is the one who will rescue, restore and rule over God's people for all eternity. His birth is hinted at in chapter 7 and confirmed in chapter 9 where his nature and character are also described. The third promise in chapter 11 describes him as the Spirit-anointed king who is qua...
In a season of indulgence, we are thinking about temptation, and how despite what the advertising gurus want us to think, it isn't a trivial matter. We'll see Jesus tempted in the wilderness in Matthew 4:1-11 where Zane Elliott will walk us through the three trials, Jesus' responses to them, and three truths Christians can hold on to as they face temptation.
As we come to the end of the series in Habakkuk: From Fear to Faith, Zane Elliott shows us Habakkuk's astounding response to certain judgement and calamity: He sings! Confident God will keep His promises, Habakkuk’s song rises and falls like a symphony of three movements, each with its own emotion, all telling one great story. In this sermon we’ll see a: i) A movement of trust v.2 ii) A movement of God’s power vv.3-16 iii) A movement of delight vv.17-19
In chapter two of Habakkuk God reassures him that evil will not last forever. Jesse Behan opens this passage and helps us see how good and trustworthy God's Word is.
Today Zane Elliott is leading our service, and Oliver Preston is continuing our four-part teaching series in Habakkuk chapter 1:12- 2:1 with the theme ' From fear to faith."
This morning we start a four part series in the book of Habakkuk. Zane Elliott opens chapter 1:1-11 under the theme: Fearing God doesn't see, as we meet the prophet Habakkuk who is trying to make sense of the injustice he sees before him. We'll be thinking about how a righteous person responds to injustice. Faithful people should i) be disturbed - God’s people should be rocked by injustice. ii) Be honest - bring those fears to God himself and iii) Be astounded - God does act to br...
Today we are back in our annual teaching series about money, called Money matters. It's also our Giving Day, where parishioners can make a one-off gift for special purposes in the life of our church. To help us think about Using what we’ve got, we’ll open 1 Timothy 6:17–19, where Paul gives Timothy guidance as he shepherds the church in Ephesus. He urges the wealthy not to fix their eyes on earthly riches, but to seek true wealth in God’s economy, treasure that lasts into eternity, w...
This week we start an annual series where we think about money, how we use it, and why it causes us so much anxiety and stress. Over the next two weeks we'll think about 'Money Matters' and we begin that series today in Matthew 6:25-34, and Deuteronomy 8:2-10 as Zane Elliott helps us think about The God who Supplies. We'll hear i) a call not to worry, and ii) a call to remember so that we can be freed to seek God's kingdom, and run after righteousness
Today we have Jesse Behan leading the service and Dave Clancey preaching on Mark 3:20-35 and Isaiah 49:1-26.
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