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Richmond Anglican NZ hosts Richmond Anglican Aotearoa, a religion show with 210 episodes published.
Unfortunately this service had an issue with the sound quality for the first ten minutes or so, the service video starts part way through the service once the issue was resolved. Last week Peter Somervell helped us conti
Last week we thought about Christian marriage as a place which reflects the glory of the Lord Jesus. In Ephesians 6:1-9 Peter Somervell will help us continue to bring all of life under Jesus' rule and reign, as children
Christian marriage is about so much more than two people living happily ever after; it is intended to point us to the cosmic plans of God to bring all things under Jesus' feet. As Zane Elliott brings us to Ephesians 5:21
As we meet Nathan 'Wal' Walter, who will serve as Locum Minister during August and September we are going to hear him encourage us to keep walking in a manner that is worthy of the Lord Jesus, in Ephesians. Chapter 5 is
Today is Trinity Sunday and Bishop Steve Maina is going to celebrate with us. he'll be preaching on Ephesians 4:25 -5:2, a passage where we are encouraged to be totally reshaped into the new sleeves Paul described in cha
In Ephesians 4 the Apostle Paul urges the church to walk in a manner worthy of the calling they have received in the Lord Jesus. As Zane Elliott open this passage we see that the church has i) A call to walk, in a partic
In this sermon Peter Somervell will open Ephesians 3:1-21 where we see “The Mystery Revealed.” We'll see that Paul wants us to comprehend God’s great plan for the church. He wants us to see it, marvel at it and rejoice i
As Zane Elliott opens Ephesians chapter 2 we see a church getting a difficult reality check as they struggle to walk in faith because of differences between Jewish and gentile background believers. We'll join Paul as he
In Ephesians 1:15-23 Paul prays for the church at Ephesus; that they might understand who God is, and know him better. He asks for three particular things for the Ephesian church, which should help shape the way we pray,
Today we start a new series in Ephesians. Zane Elliott will set the scene in 1:1-14, as we see Paul burst into praise. This morning we'll consider; Our privilege, and God’s purposes, as we get to grips with our identity
In our services today we acknowledge Jean Palmer's ministry as Priest Assistant and give thanks to God for all that she has offered, as she transitions to serving as a retired minister. To mark that change in ministry Je
Today Eric Geiger is leading the service and Dave Clancey is preaching on John 21:1-25, as the disciples encounter the risen Lord for the third time and hear his final words to them. these words set the course for their
Easter Sunday is a day of marvelous celebration, because the Messiah, King Jesus, is no longer in the tomb - he has been raised to life! Join us in John 20 on Resurrection Day as we see Mary, Peter, John, Thomas and the
Today we gather to remember the death of the Lord Jesus, as we hear John 19 read. As Zane Elliott teaches we'll think about how out of control the whole situation looks, as Jesus is arrested, tried, and condemned to deat
Over the past few weeks we've been in John 17 which is a prayer from Jesus to his Heavenly Father. The prayer itself is made up of 3 simple parts. In verses 1-5 Jesus prays for Himself, in verses 6-19 he prays for his di
What we pray for is something that reveals what is in our hearts; in John 17 we see Jesus pray for three things; first that by going to the cross he would be glorified to glorify the Father. Secondly he prays for his dis
Our Church whanau visited Quinney's bush this week and followed John 15:27-16 with Zane Elliott
Today Oliver Preston, one of our Student Ministers will be preaching on John 15:9-16. He'll help us think through what it really looks like to love one another, in the way that Jesus has loved us; and how that is an expr
In John 14 Jesus continues to prepare his disciples for his imminent departure, via the cross. They are thrown into turmoil as they process what he has said about leaving them for a place they cannot go. He helps to set
As we begin the season of Lent we're joining Jesus in John's Gospel for his last day on earth before he is crucified. As Jesus begins the last 24 hours of his earthly life, he does something scandalous; he takes on the l
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