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Jared Keath 5/4/26 Jared Keath 5/4/26

1 Corinthians 15:20-26

Why We Need Jesus’ Resurrection

Death feels inevitable. But what if resurrection is just as certain? In 1 Corinthians 15:20-26, we see that because Jesus is the first fruits, the second Adam, and rose on the third day, his resurrection guarantees ours. The risen Christ makes our future rising not wishful thinking—but inevitable.

Jared Keath 3/4/26 Jared Keath 3/4/26

Colossians 1:21-23

Why We Need Jesus’ Death

Colossians 1:21-23 provides a wonderful summary of the gospel message, showing us why we need Jesus’ death: it lays out our predicament in sin, the solution God provides in Christ, and the response we are called to make.

Jared Keath 23/3/25 Jared Keath 23/3/25

Acts 10:1-48

Everyone Needs Jesus

Jesus’ mission has always been to the nations, yet like Peter, we can struggle to see the full reach of the gospel. In Acts 10, God reshapes both Peter and Cornelius—just as He wants to reshape us. This story challenges us to embrace God’s bigger vision for His kingdom.

Mitch Amoah 16/6/24 Mitch Amoah 16/6/24

John 6:25-40

The Bread of Life

Life seems to be all about finding satisfaction and happiness. We look for it everywhere we go. We work hard to get it. And when we do get it, it never seems to last – like the endless cycle of eating and hunger. But John 6 shows us where true satisfaction is found and how to have it forever.

Jared Keath 31/3/24 Jared Keath 31/3/24

1 Corinthians 15:1-20

Certain Hope of Resurrection

The resurrection of Jesus is central to the Christian message. But to most Australians, the idea of someone rising from the dead sounds more like a fairy tale than a foundational truth to stake your life upon. How certain can we be that Jesus rose again, and why does it matter so much?

Mitch Amoah 29/3/24 Mitch Amoah 29/3/24

Luke 23:39-47

Certain Hope in Death

Some people misunderstand the purpose of Jesus's death and who he specifically died for. How can Jesus' death bring hope when we've all been bad at one point or another? The historical account of Jesus's death in Luke 23 shows us how we can have certain hope in uncertain times.

Jared Keath 24/12/23 Jared Keath 24/12/23

Matthew 1:18-25

God With Us

The Christmas story in Matthew tells us that the baby born in the manger is named 'Jesus' and 'Immanuel'. Both names carry enormous significance, pointing to his mission and identity, and the hope he gives for both this life and the life to come.

Jared Keath 23/7/23 Jared Keath 23/7/23

Romans 8:28-30

All Things for Good

Romans 8:28 is one of the most loved verses in the Bible. We love the thought that for those who love God all things work together for good. But what is the good that God is working for? How can we see it in our lives, especially when things are not good?

Jared Keath 7/4/23 Jared Keath 7/4/23

Mark 15:33-39

The Death of Jesus

In the final three hours leading up to Jesus’ death, Mark records three things that show us the meaning behind what is taking place: a cry, a curtain and a confession. Each gives us an insight into why Jesus is the Saviour we need.