1. Labouring in vain Last summer, the one just gone, was a very frustrating and unfruitful season for me in the garden. Although I sowed and planted quite a few different types of vegetables, all the rain meant that much …
Psalm 19 – The Bible is God’s Perfect and Precious Word Sunday June 7, 2020 – Speaker Mark Penn Introduction Have you found it harder than usual to communicate with other people during the isolation of COVID-19. I know that …
Psalm 46 When our world turns upside down Lately it seems like our world keeps on being turned upside down. We’ve had the drought going on for years. We might not have felt it as deeply here in Sydney as …
Psalm 72 Poetry and Politics in the Psalms This January, as you’ll know if you’ve been here with us across the month on Sunday mornings, we have been focusing our sermons on the psalms—the ancient Hebrew poems from the Old …
Psalm 84 Is God a killjoy? Just over a decade ago a number of prominent atheists and humanists in Britain (like Richard Dawkins) organised a campaign to encourage people to stop worrying about God. They raised funds to put …
Psalm 40 A man was up on his roof. Why was he there? The land all around him was flooding terribly. The water was half way up the door. He could see cars floating down where the road used …
Taste and See for yourself – Only God can save you from your troubles. Psalm 34 – 5/01/2020 Mark Penn Psalm 34 is a fabulous way to start the New Year because this psalm holds up continual praise for …
Psalm 1 1. Which way? The older you get the more each year seems to fly by. It is hard to believe that 2019 is almost over and 2020 is just around the corner. As you get older, each year …
