Sermon Series
Sermon Series in 2024
Summer & Term 1 - Matthew 1-7 Starting over Christmas 2023 and going through to Easter 2024 we’ll be meeting Jesus, the ‘King of Heaven,’ as we sit at the feet of Jesus and learn how to ‘stay salty’ as his apprentices. Listen here Listen here During term 1 our Growth Groups will be studing the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) . Read more
Summer & Term 1 - Matthew 1-7 Starting over Christmas 2023 and going through to Easter 2024 we’ll be meeting Jesus, the ‘King of Heaven,’ as we sit at the feet of Jesus and learn how to ‘stay salty’ as his apprentices. Listen here Listen here During term 1 our Growth Groups will be studing the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) . Read more
Sermon Series in 2023
Summer Holidays - Grow in Grace (2 Peter) At a time when followers of Jesus were being mocked and led astray, Peter wrote to give believers confidence in the hope of Jesus’ return and encourage them to grow in grace. Listen Here Term 1 - Unstoppable Kingdom (Acts 15-28) What can stop God’s plans? Can riots? Prison? Trials? Storms? Shipwreck? Join us this term as we’re reminded and encouraged by God’s unhindered kingdom. Read more
Summer Holidays - Grow in Grace (2 Peter) At a time when followers of Jesus were being mocked and led astray, Peter wrote to give believers confidence in the hope of Jesus’ return and encourage them to grow in grace. Listen Here Term 1 - Unstoppable Kingdom (Acts 15-28) What can stop God’s plans? Can riots? Prison? Trials? Storms? Shipwreck? Join us this term as we’re reminded and encouraged by God’s unhindered kingdom. Read more
Sermon Series in 2022
Term 1 - The Saving Word (Acts 1-7) What is God’s plan? What is Jesus doing now? The story of Jesus doesn’t finish with his death or even his resurrection. As we open the book of Acts, we see how the ascended Christ continues to save people, pouring out his Spirit, as the word (or message) of his salvation is announced. Listen online here Term 2 - Proverbs and Minor Prophets In term 2 we plan to study Nahum, Habakkuk and explore God’s Wisdom in Proverbs. Read more
Term 1 - The Saving Word (Acts 1-7) What is God’s plan? What is Jesus doing now? The story of Jesus doesn’t finish with his death or even his resurrection. As we open the book of Acts, we see how the ascended Christ continues to save people, pouring out his Spirit, as the word (or message) of his salvation is announced. Listen online here Term 2 - Proverbs and Minor Prophets In term 2 we plan to study Nahum, Habakkuk and explore God’s Wisdom in Proverbs. Read more
Sermon Series in 2021
Term 1 - Jesus: Who Do You Say He Is? (Mark 1-8) People have many ideas about Jesus. Some say he is a creation of fiction, others that he’s a spiritual guide or teacher, but the Bible claims he is God’s promised king (Messiah) and even God himself (the Son of God). In this series we’re going to the beginning of the gospel, to discover who Jesus really is. Read more
Term 1 - Jesus: Who Do You Say He Is? (Mark 1-8) People have many ideas about Jesus. Some say he is a creation of fiction, others that he’s a spiritual guide or teacher, but the Bible claims he is God’s promised king (Messiah) and even God himself (the Son of God). In this series we’re going to the beginning of the gospel, to discover who Jesus really is. Read more
Sermon Series in 2020
Term 1 - The Way Home (Part 5) Continuing our series in Luke in 2019 we will see Jesus, God’s promised King, as he enters Jerusalem. As Jesus’ conflict with the religious and political powers comes to a dramatic head, we see God’s King crucified in shame and rise in glory in fulfilment of the Scriptures. In this series we’ll be continuing our partnerships through Church2Church as we finish off our journey home with Jesus as recorded in Luke’s Gospel. Read more
Term 1 - The Way Home (Part 5) Continuing our series in Luke in 2019 we will see Jesus, God’s promised King, as he enters Jerusalem. As Jesus’ conflict with the religious and political powers comes to a dramatic head, we see God’s King crucified in shame and rise in glory in fulfilment of the Scriptures. In this series we’ll be continuing our partnerships through Church2Church as we finish off our journey home with Jesus as recorded in Luke’s Gospel. Read more
Sermon Series in 2019
In 2019, we’re going to growing in Knowing God as we study His word together. In the first three terms this year, we’re excited to be partnering with churches around Australia in our teaching and preaching through Church2Church . Term 1 - The Way Home (Part 3) As we pick up the story of Luke’s Gospel in chapters 10-14, we will see Jesus journeying to Jerusalem. The cross is looming larger. And Jesus’ call to discipleship is growing louder. We will hear the one journeying to the cross calling us to take up our own cross – living life in the same shape as his. Read more
In 2019, we’re going to growing in Knowing God as we study His word together. In the first three terms this year, we’re excited to be partnering with churches around Australia in our teaching and preaching through Church2Church . Term 1 - The Way Home (Part 3) As we pick up the story of Luke’s Gospel in chapters 10-14, we will see Jesus journeying to Jerusalem. The cross is looming larger. And Jesus’ call to discipleship is growing louder. We will hear the one journeying to the cross calling us to take up our own cross – living life in the same shape as his. Read more
Romans 6-16: Knowing and Living in God’s Mercy
God’s salvation in Jesus is amazing. In the opening chapters of Romans, we read ‘all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and all are justified freely by his grace’. This message is good news—free salvation, undeserved forgiveness, gracious righteousness. But what difference does it make? In term 4 2017, at both Church and Bible studies, we’re continuing our series in Romans, seeing what it means to know and to live in God’s mercy. Read more
God’s salvation in Jesus is amazing. In the opening chapters of Romans, we read ‘all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and all are justified freely by his grace’. This message is good news—free salvation, undeserved forgiveness, gracious righteousness. But what difference does it make? In term 4 2017, at both Church and Bible studies, we’re continuing our series in Romans, seeing what it means to know and to live in God’s mercy. Read more
Judges: Crying out for a Saviour
What do you do when things go from bad to worse? Where do you turn when you see a spotlight shone on the ugliness and evil in the world? This term at Gympie Presbyterian we’re hearing from the Old Testament book of Judges. It a book of graphic and sometimes barbaric events which show our desperate need, the reason we cry out for a Saviour. Join us, 9:30 am Sundays as we hear from this brutally honest part of God’s Word, and look to our only hope, the Saviour Jesus. Read more
What do you do when things go from bad to worse? Where do you turn when you see a spotlight shone on the ugliness and evil in the world? This term at Gympie Presbyterian we’re hearing from the Old Testament book of Judges. It a book of graphic and sometimes barbaric events which show our desperate need, the reason we cry out for a Saviour. Join us, 9:30 am Sundays as we hear from this brutally honest part of God’s Word, and look to our only hope, the Saviour Jesus. Read more
Hold Firm - 2 Thessalonians
For the final few weeks of term 2, we’ll be having a short sermon series in 2 Thessalonians. 2 Thessalonians is a very short New Testament letter—only three chapters. It’s written to believers who are being persecuted and are anxious about the future. It’s written to encourage them (and us!) to hold firm to Jesus through these times. It starts 9:30 am, June 4, at Gympie Presbyterian Church .
For the final few weeks of term 2, we’ll be having a short sermon series in 2 Thessalonians. 2 Thessalonians is a very short New Testament letter—only three chapters. It’s written to believers who are being persecuted and are anxious about the future. It’s written to encourage them (and us!) to hold firm to Jesus through these times. It starts 9:30 am, June 4, at Gympie Presbyterian Church .
United with Christ
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places (Ephesians 1:3) How does something that happened to Jesus 2000 years ago impact us? This term at Gympie Presbyterian we’re going to dive deep into how Jesus death and resurrection benefits us and means we can enjoy a relationship of love and fellowship with the God who made us. Read more
Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places (Ephesians 1:3) How does something that happened to Jesus 2000 years ago impact us? This term at Gympie Presbyterian we’re going to dive deep into how Jesus death and resurrection benefits us and means we can enjoy a relationship of love and fellowship with the God who made us. Read more
