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4U: A Journey Thru Philippians
Part 4: A Letter to PAPSDA
From the most unlikely place comes the most powerful letter - Inspiring and transforming the thinking of the church. Paul insists that suffering and joy are twins, that grace is a gift, that you can grow simply by knowing God, that the resurrection brings you power and humility. It might have been addressed to the church in Philippi, but this letter is really 4U. |
21 August 2010
Speaker: Stephen & Leanne Davies
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4U: A Journey Thru Philippians
Part 4: Power
From the most unlikely place comes the most powerful letter - Inspiring and transforming the thinking of the church. Paul insists that suffering and joy are twins, that grace is a gift, that you can grow simply by knowing God, that the resurrection brings you power and humility. It might have been addressed to the church in Philippi, but this letter is really 4U. |
7 August 2010
Speaker: Leanne Davies
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4U: A Journey Thru Philippians
Part 4: Power
From the most unlikely place comes the most powerful letter - Inspiring and transforming the thinking of the church. Paul insists that suffering and joy are twins, that grace is a gift, that you can grow simply by knowing God, that the resurrection brings you power and humility. It might have been addressed to the church in Philippi, but this letter is really 4U. |
31 July 2010
Speaker: Stephen Davies
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4U: A Journey Thru Philippians
Part 3: Posture
From the most unlikely place comes the most powerful letter - Inspiring and transforming the thinking of the church. Paul insists that suffering and joy are twins, that grace is a gift, that you can grow simply by knowing God, that the resurrection brings you power and humility. It might have been addressed to the church in Philippi, but this letter is really 4U. |
24 July 2010
Speaker: Keira Bullock
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4U: A Journey Thru Philippians
Part 2: Priority
From the most unlikely place comes the most powerful letter - Inspiring and transforming the thinking of the church. Paul insists that suffering and joy are twins, that grace is a gift, that you can grow simply by knowing God, that the resurrection brings you power and humility. It might have been addressed to the church in Philippi, but this letter is really 4U. |
17 July 2010
Speaker: Warwick Bagg
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4U: A Journey Thru Philippians
Part 1: Prepare
From the most unlikely place comes the most powerful letter - Inspiring and transforming the thinking of the church. Paul insists that suffering and joy are twins, that grace is a gift, that you can grow simply by knowing God, that the resurrection brings you power and humility. It might have been addressed to the church in Philippi, but this letter is really 4U. |
10 July 2010
Speaker: Warwick Bagg
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Choose Light
Ed Gallagher, Pastor for Healthy Churches in North New Zealand, asks the question, “How do we get real about the dark side of life and make positive choices?” |
3 July 2010
Speaker: Ed Gallagher
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EPIC - The Story of Forever
Part 5: The Balcony Awaits the Final Act
Ever wanted to be part of an amazing story? An actor in a good movie? A character in a novel? Ever wanted to feel like you were part of something bigger than yourself? This series takes a look your existence in the context a story that is so much bigger than you it will captivate you, scare you, reassure you, and thrill you. |
26 June 2010
Speaker: Stephen Davies
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EPIC - The Story of Forever
Part 4: The Battle for Heart & Mind
Ever wanted to be part of an amazing story? An actor in a good movie? A character in a novel? Ever wanted to feel like you were part of something bigger than yourself? This series takes a look your existence in the context a story that is so much bigger than you it will captivate you, scare you, reassure you, and thrill you. |
19 June 2010
Speaker: Karl Saifoloi
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EPIC - The Story of Forever
Part 3: A Planet Becomes A Stage
Ever wanted to be part of an amazing story? An actor in a good movie? A character in a novel? Ever wanted to feel like you were part of something bigger than yourself? This series takes a look your existence in the context a story that is so much bigger than you it will captivate you, scare you, reassure you, and thrill you. |
12 June 2010
Speaker: Stephen Davies
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EPIC - The Story of Forever
Part 2: The Villain
Ever wanted to be part of an amazing story? An actor in a good movie? A character in a novel? Ever wanted to feel like you were part of something bigger than yourself? This series takes a look your existence in the context a story that is so much bigger than you it will captivate you, scare you, reassure you, and thrill you. |
5 June 2010
Speaker: Eddie Tupa'i
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EPIC - The Story of Forever
Part 1: Born into the Story
Ever wanted to be part of an amazing story? An actor in a good movie? A character in a novel? Ever wanted to feel like you were part of something bigger than yourself? This series takes a look your existence in the context a story that is so much bigger than you it will captivate you, scare you, reassure you, and thrill you. |
29 May 2010
Speaker: Kendell Cobbin
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BIG GOD little god
There are some things in life we don’t get to choose.
The fact that we exist;
Who we are born to;
Our genetic make up;
Our design. As humans we are designed to worship. We don’t decide this. It is simply the nature of the human soul – what we are created to do. Who we worship? – We CHOOSE that. The object of our worship is up to us. Join us as we take a look at the OBJECT of our worship and discover more about how we choose to respond to Him with our whole lives. |
8 - 22 May 2010
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Raise Your Hand
We study John Chapter 7 and examine what is perhaps the most dramatic moment in the public ministry of Jesus. The ancient symbols take on even more significance when heard from Jesus, the Lamb of God himself. |
1 May 2010
Speaker: Stuart Tyner
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Come Undone
Humans are designed to hold onto something.
Sometimes, we make that anything.
Other times, we try to make it everything.
But we can’t hold onto nothing.
If only we would let go and trade our something for someone.
Who do you need, who do you love, when you come undone?
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24 April 2010
Speaker: Lance Boulton
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He is No Fool
What looks foolish to the world’s view of success can be wise in the scheme of eternity. What is your life built on? Where does God’s kingdom mission fit into your everyday life? How do you live a life that matters for eternity?
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17 April 2010
Speaker: Brendan Pratt
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Holy-days (Part 3)
To Do As I Did: While it seems that many Christians tend to steer away from things Jewish, the reality is that so much of Christianity is inextricably linked to what God gave to the Israelite nation. As we contemplate Jesus’ ministry we find that each passover He does something hugely significant. As followers of Jesus we are interested in those significant events and what they mean for us today.
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10 April 2010
Speaker: Stephen Davies
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Holy-days (Part 2)
Seventh Month: Have you ever looked at Easter through the eyes of person that lived the event we now celebrate. Catch a glimpse of what the celebration is all about by looking at the historical context of Easter and the feasts and celebrations that surround the holiday. By exploring the Jewish Feasts leading up to this day you will find new reasons to celebrate Easter this year.
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3 April 2010
Speaker: Warwick Bagg
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Holy-days (Part 1)
Passover, Unleavened bread, First Fruits, Pentecost: These are all words that are in the vocab or at least the vague recollection of a long time Christian. For those still discovering God, they may be foreign words and concepts. Either way, what’s behind the words is a rich meaning, celebration and possibly even ritual that still holds significant relevance to our lives today. It’s time to discover the feast in your life worth celebrating!
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27 March 2010
Speakers: Keira Bullock, Kendell Cobbin, Leanne Davies & Warwick Bagg
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When Heart and Head Collide
Knowing what I believe and believing what I know, can be two very different things. Christopher Defibaugh leads us as we explore what the Bible has to say about truth, the gospel and our deepest thoughts.
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20 March 2010
Speaker: Christopher Defibaugh
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Defining Moments Series
With the benefit of hindsight it is easier for us to identify what we would consider “defining moments” in our lives. The moments that changed us. The moments that make us who we are. This series takes a look at people who encountered Jesus Himself, and were defined by that encounter.
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6 February - 13 March 2010
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Get into the Wheelbarrow
Trust. When you were a child did you find it easier to have trust in someone or something than you do now?
Trust. As a grown-up we often find this hard to do. Yet God calls us to have trust in Him no matter what the circumstances. What would life look like with unwavering trust in a God who promises to never let you down?
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30 January 2010
Speaker: Kendell Cobbin
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Aroma
Tastes and smells often trigger associations and memories. What is the aroma of God in your life? Can other people associate you with the aroma of a living, breathing relationship with your God? Find out what it is to experience the aroma of God in your life.
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23 January 2010
Speaker: Warwick Bagg
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