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White Horse Church Sermon Audio
Hosted by Adam Witanowski · EN
We are a church that exists to love the city for the glory of God as a church in the city all week long. We see ourselves as family of missionary, servant, disciples, pioneering the story of Jesus in the city. Our sermons, our church and our lives are all about Jesus. If you ever wanted to know about church, Jesus, God, the Holy Spirit or the bible, we have you covered. We have a bunch of fun living lives as missionaries in the great city of Sydney. We would love you to join us, check us out, and find a home here with your family. You are welcome here, so come as you are. There are no perfect people here so you will fit right in. Welcome to White Horse Church. Welcome home.
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Joshua 16-17
Jun 25, 201700:55:20Tap to summarizeIn Jesus we are strong enough. Strong enough to go where he calls us. Strong enough to go when he calls us. Regardless of whether we feel ready or not. Jesus is with us.
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Jun 25, 201700:55:20Tap to summarizeIn Jesus we are strong enough. Strong enough to go where he calls us. Strong enough to go when he calls us. Regardless of whether we feel ready or not. Jesus is with us.
Transcribe →Joshua 15
Jun 18, 201700:58:32Tap to summarizeToo often we come to God with a loaded die, tell him what we want and ask him to bless our decisions. But what if we are settling in a paradise in the shadow of the promise? What if that paradise is a place known as hell masquerading as beauty, like sin and destruction so often does? What if the promise looks like a desert? It's probably time to get some water and charge the hill and take hold of all of the life that God has won for you through Jesus!
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Jun 18, 201700:58:32Tap to summarizeToo often we come to God with a loaded die, tell him what we want and ask him to bless our decisions. But what if we are settling in a paradise in the shadow of the promise? What if that paradise is a place known as hell masquerading as beauty, like sin and destruction so often does? What if the promise looks like a desert? It's probably time to get some water and charge the hill and take hold of all of the life that God has won for you through Jesus!
Transcribe →Joshua 14
Jun 11, 201700:53:19Tap to summarizeTo live our lives with an eternal perspective, focussed on Jesus. Our hope should be renewed, we should be moved to Joy aaaaaand we should be more urgent in mission, because well, frankly, Jesus is coming back. So, you know.
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Jun 11, 201700:53:19Tap to summarizeTo live our lives with an eternal perspective, focussed on Jesus. Our hope should be renewed, we should be moved to Joy aaaaaand we should be more urgent in mission, because well, frankly, Jesus is coming back. So, you know.
Transcribe →Joshua 12
May 28, 201700:55:38Tap to summarizeWe’ve seen Joshua engaging in a battle over the throne of canaan, and there is a battle over the throne of my soul and your soul. We are all too aware that our soul is designed to be lead. To be driven, our souls are ruled by whatever king we elect to reign. And there is a battle over the throne of your soul. Satan will continue to introduce you to kings, whose words are like honey and promises too good to refuse. ‘Just tell Jesus to get off the throne for a moment, telling that person what you really think of them will make you feel justified, or how about you binge just one more episode of friends.. .How about you try this, just a little bit…’ There is a battle raging over the throne of our souls. So many temptations, so many directions we’re being pulled in. We feel the tension, we love Jesus, but sometimes the promises of another king, another temptation another idol to worship feel better to us in the moment. The problem is, we think that Jesus is going to share the throne with another.
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May 28, 201700:55:38Tap to summarizeWe’ve seen Joshua engaging in a battle over the throne of canaan, and there is a battle over the throne of my soul and your soul. We are all too aware that our soul is designed to be lead. To be driven, our souls are ruled by whatever king we elect to reign. And there is a battle over the throne of your soul. Satan will continue to introduce you to kings, whose words are like honey and promises too good to refuse. ‘Just tell Jesus to get off the throne for a moment, telling that person what you really think of them will make you feel justified, or how about you binge just one more episode of friends.. .How about you try this, just a little bit…’ There is a battle raging over the throne of our souls. So many temptations, so many directions we’re being pulled in. We feel the tension, we love Jesus, but sometimes the promises of another king, another temptation another idol to worship feel better to us in the moment. The problem is, we think that Jesus is going to share the throne with another.
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Explicit Gospel - Week 3
May 7, 201700:47:20Tap to summarizeJesus knows the tendencies of our flesh to grow numb to spiritual things over time, but becausehe deeply desires for you to be present with him and to have the gospel at the focal point ofyour attention he gave us physical touchpoints of spiritual realities. Tangible moments thatinvolve us in the story of the gospel, to ratify our beliefs in reality. So that we might feel, touch,taste and see the gospel. Jesus gave us Baptism and Communion. To outward rituals that symbolise profound gospel transformation and narrative.The purpose of communion, as we see in our passage from 1 Corinthians 11, is to ‘proclaim the death of the Lord until He comes’. It also serves to remind us, tangibly, that Jesus has given hislife for us, that his body was broken and his blood shed, that you might one day see him face to face welcoming you home. What a profound and beautiful image! If only we could focus on thatall the time!
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May 7, 201700:47:20Tap to summarizeJesus knows the tendencies of our flesh to grow numb to spiritual things over time, but becausehe deeply desires for you to be present with him and to have the gospel at the focal point ofyour attention he gave us physical touchpoints of spiritual realities. Tangible moments thatinvolve us in the story of the gospel, to ratify our beliefs in reality. So that we might feel, touch,taste and see the gospel. Jesus gave us Baptism and Communion. To outward rituals that symbolise profound gospel transformation and narrative.The purpose of communion, as we see in our passage from 1 Corinthians 11, is to ‘proclaim the death of the Lord until He comes’. It also serves to remind us, tangibly, that Jesus has given hislife for us, that his body was broken and his blood shed, that you might one day see him face to face welcoming you home. What a profound and beautiful image! If only we could focus on thatall the time!
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