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Send us a textIt is the Sunday we ponder and celebrate the uniqueness of God and the Christian confession of faith about him. It is Holy Trinity Sunday.It is a difficult thing to try and ponder how God can be altogether one and yet also altogether three. Even the best illustrations of the three-leaf clover or water ice and steam experiment or a tricycle and etc don’t do this mystery any justice.Better to just marvel at God and let him be who he has revealed he is.We do that today as we also reflect on other beliefs about who God is that abound in our culture. There are many beliefs about who God is. We humans search for God but often don’t listen to what he has revealed about himself in the pages of his Word, but rather, make him in our own image.One of the current images we have of God seems to be a God who is just making sure the world keeps on ticking. He is distant and impersonal. Another one is that God is here to meet our every need whenever we need it. Another one is that God is meant to help all of us unravel our internal issues and gain help and healing on the inside as we navigate life.Holy Trinity Sunday is a day to marvel at who God says he is and how good he is and how that makes this life worthwhile and full of hope and love.Pastor Adrian

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In this powerful sermon, Pastor Steve Spence preaches on the Parable of the Vineyard Workers. We learn that while we are saved there is a job to do. We learn that we have to serve the Lord, just as He was sent to serve in advancing the Kingdom. Join us Sundays at 8:30 and 10:30am and Wednesdays at 7pm!

This series unpacks how God often leads us into a wilderness season after deliverance from bondage, emphasizing that freedom is just the starting point. In the wilderness, God reshapes our identity, breaks old mindsets tied to our past, and refines us for the purpose ahead. Though we may leave physical bondage, spiritual and emotional baggage often remains, and it’s in this refining season that God prepares us for the Promised Land by transforming our thinking and reshaping our hearts. The wilderness is not a punishment, but a necessary preparation for the destiny God has planned.

Enjoy musical reflection to encourage, uplift and draw you into a closer relationship with our loving Saviour, Jesus Christ. Featuring the following songs: Glorious Church - Wintley PhippsJoy Comes in the Morning - Herman & Sonnie HarpWait Well - Sandra EntermannShout - Jasper SeaMercy Tree - Galkin Evangelistic TeamI Can Sing About Heaven - A Few Good Men Also featuring a short 3ABN Australia Radio Book Reading. Check out our other video & audio podcasts for more inspiration!www.youtube.com/@3abnaustraliaradio885/podcasts

How the meraglim took their scare tactics about the Promised Land to a whole different level.

Verse by verse.