Northside Church - Sydney

Defining Moments – I Can Graham had just graduated from Theological College in Melbourne and was filing out of a huge hall with his fellow graduates, while the congregation sang the old hymn “Be Thou my Vision”. It was at that defining moment Graham sensed God was asking “Can you accept a vision from me to build a great church?” His quiet, inner response was “I Can” and that moment has helped shape Graham’s entire ministry. Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: Defining Moments Reading: Colossians 3:12-17 (GNT)

Graham was standing next to a beautiful young woman at the front of a church in Ipswich, Queensland, when the minister asked the question: “Do you take this woman to be your wedded wife?” He answered with an emphatic “I Do” and that response began a union now in its 42nd year. In Graham’s own words, the impact of this defining moment on his life and ministry has been incalculable. Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: Defining Moments - I Do (2/3) Reading: Proverbs 18:15-24 (GNT)

Graham was 15 when he stepped forward at the close of a service in a small church meeting in Wiley Park and answered “I Will” to the question posed by the Minister: “Will you now take Jesus as your Lord and Saviour?” This defining moment was to ultimately lead to a lifetime of service and ministry. Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: Defining Moments - I Will (1/3) Reading: Romans 5:1-11 (GNT)

Do you sometimes find people infuriating to the point where you seriously wonder if you’re the only “normal person” in your family, work place, and among your friends? What does the Bible say about getting on with others? Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: Am I The Only Normal Person Left?

As Christians we have resources, through the power of the Holy Spirit and the guidance of the Word of God, enabling us to effectively get along with others – irrespective of who they are and what they may have done. Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: GETTING ALONG... A Biblical perspective on Relationships - Getting Along - with the person whom I have hurt and offended... (4/4)

As Christians we have resources, through the power of the Holy Spirit and the guidance of the Word of God, enabling us to effectively get along with others – irrespective of who they are and what they may have done. Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: GETTING ALONG... A Biblical perspective on Relationships - Getting Along - with the person who has frustrated me... (3/4)

An Unconventional Freedom – For Servanthood Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: An Unconventional Freedom (5/6) Reading: Mark 10:35-45 (GNT)

Speaker: Sam Haddon Series: GETTING ALONG... A Biblical perspective on Relationships - Getting Along - with the person who has hurt me... (1/4) As Christians we have resources, through the power of the Holy Spirit and the guidance of the Word of God, enabling us to effectively get along with others – irrespective of who they are and what they may have done.

An Unconventional Freedom – For Good Not Evil Speaker: Sam Haddon Series: An Unconventional Freedom (4/6) Reading: Romans 12:14-21 (NIV)

You and I have an enemy and we are in his cross hairs on a daily basis. Thankfully we are blessed with protection from the Armour of God and while every piece is vital to our spiritual survival, there is one piece in particular that can make us bulletproof to the enemy and will ensure that we stand firm in our faith with a consistency that leads to a victorious life. Speaker: Edwina Blair Series: Bulletproof

Speaker: Sam Haddon Series: An Unconventional Freedom Reading: Romans 8:1-17 (NIV)

The events of that very first Easter Sunday form the very epicentre of the Christian Faith! As Paul says: “If Christ be not raised, our faith is in vain” (1 Corinthians 5:17). In other words, without the Resurrection, Christianity is reduced to little more than an attractive moral and ethical code – but with no power to live it out. The Empty Tomb is the most important of all the Easter locations! Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: On Location at Easter (4/4) Reading: John 20:11-18 (GNT)

A reflective service including music, dramatic presentation and an Easter message. Speaker: Graham Agnew

The Cross changes our relationship with God and to God. Speaker: Sam Haddon Series: An Unconventional Freedom (2/6) Reading: Romans 5:1-10 (NIV)

Theologians have grappled with the death of Jesus for centuries, trying to put into words what it meant for the Son of God to die for the sins of the world. However, at the bottom line, it’s not so much an explanation we need but rather, courage to accept the invitation which the Cross extends – namely: to be reconciled to God, through Christ’s death. Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: On Location at Easter (3/4) Reading: John 19:16-22 (GNT)

The Cross. It is one of the most universally recognised symbols in the world. It’s found in paintings, jewellery stores, neon lights, buildings and much more… yet, what happens when it finds its way into your life? As we head towards Easter, are you open to discovering the “Unconventional Freedom” the Cross can bring to your life today? Speaker: Sam Haddon Series: An Unconventional Freedom (1/6) Reading: Galatians 5:10-13; 6:14-16 (NIV)

Jesus’ mock trial was held in Pilate’s Palace, but as we study the conversation between the two men it begs the question: who really was on trial? Pilate is compelled to do some unexpected soul-searching as he tries to ascertain exactly who Jesus is. What to do with Jesus is something everyone must face at one time or another... Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: On Location at Easter (2/4) Reading: John 18:28-38 (GNT)

Graham will challenge us all to have a serious look at how we view prayer. Are our prayers all “one way traffic” or are we also listening to God…responding to His voice? Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: Headlines

The most striking aspect of our Lord’s time in the Garden of Gethsemane is the way His humanity is put onto centre stage. It’s clear, from a human perspective, He did not want to go through with the Cross. Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: On Location at Easter (1/4) Reading: Matthew 26:36-46 (GNT)

Temptation in its many forms is an ongoing source of struggle for us all. The Bible tells us that Jesus was tempted and tested, just like us – so it’s reasonable (given He was both human and divine) to ask how He handled the pressure? We just may find help for ourselves, when we’re tempted… Speaker: Graham Agnew Series: Coffee with Jesus