Cnr of Park Rd and MacMahon St, Hurstville Sundays at 9:30 am and 6:30 pm
During Term 2 (May- June), our small groups will studying 1 Peter and using the book “Living Well on the Way Home” by Juan Sanchez.
During Term 1 (February- April), our small groups will be working through the study “Church: Enjoying God’s Masterpiece” by Anne Woodcock.
During Term 3 and 4 (July-November), our small groups will be working through different topics in the “Bible Encounter” Series by Sean International.
During Term 2 (May- June), our small groups will be working through the book of Micah, in conjunction with the Sunday sermon series, and using Stephen Um’s “Micah- What does God require of us?” from the Good Book Company
During Term 1 (January- April), our Small Groups will be working through the book of Acts, in conjunction with the Sunday sermon series, and using R. Albert Mohler’s study book ‘Acts 1-12: The Church is Born’, from the Good Book Company.
During Term 4 (October – November), our Small Groups will be working through the Book of Ruth, in conjunction with the Sunday sermon series, and using Tony Merida’s study book ‘Ruth – The Lord Provides’, from the Good Book Company.
During Term 3 (August – September), our Small Groups will be working through a selection of Psalms, in conjunction with the Sunday sermon series, and using Christopher Ash’s study book ‘The King’s Choir’, from the Good Book Company.
During Term 2 (May-June), our Small Groups will be working through the Book of Isaiah, in conjunction with the Sunday sermon series, and using Tim Chester’s study book ‘Here is your God’, from the Good Book Company.
During Term 1 (mid-February to mid-April), our Small Groups will be working through The Lord’s Prayer, in conjunction with the Sunday sermon series, and using Tim Chester’s study book ‘Talking to our Father’, from the Good Book Company.
The study on Paul’s letter to Philemon can be downloaded here: Philemon.docx
During Term 3 (mid-July to mid-September), our Small Groups will be working through Paul’s letter to the Colossians, in conjunction with the Sunday sermon series, and using James Stone’s ‘Fullness In Christ’, from the Pathway Bible Guides series.
During Term 2, 2021, we’ll finish the journey from Mt Sinai to the Promised Land, and travel through the pages of Exodus to Deuteronomy in 10 studies.
The first study (Exodus 20): Laws to Live By
The second study (Exodus 32): Sin at Mt Sinai
The third study (Leviticus 19): Holiness in all of life
The fourth study (Numbers 13): Good spies Bad Guys
The fifth study (Numbers 20): Two strikes and out
The sixth study (Numbers 21): The Bronze Snake
The seventh study (Leviticus 16): The Day of Atonement
The eighth study (Numbers 22): The Crooked Wand
The ninth study (Deuteronomy 31): Moses’ farewell
The tenth study (Joshua 3): Crossing over Jordan
During our Spring series this year, we will journey from the River Nile to the top of Mt Sinai, and follow the Israelites on their great exodus from Egypt. The story is told in the first twenty chapters of the Book of Exodus, and our Small Groups will be using Bryson Smith’s “Getting to Know God” in the Pathway series, which can be purchased from Matthias Media using the following link: https://matthiasmedia.com.au/products/getting-to-know-god
Our new Winter series will follow on from our Autumn series, and will consider things that Christians need to know that they have, namely:
The twelfth study (Romans 8:18-27): A Death to release you
The eleventh study (1 Corinthians 11:17-34): A Sacrament to strengthen you
The tenth study (Esther 6:1-14): A Providence to lead you
The ninth study (1 Corinthians 12:1-11): A Spiritual Gift to equip you
The eighth study (Ephesians 6:10-20): An Armour to protect you
The seventh study (Acts 17:16-34): A World that needs you
The sixth study (Acts 2:42-47): A Family to surround you
The fifth study (Matthew 6:5-15): A Father to hear you
The fourth study (Romans 12:9-21): A Law to occupy you
The third study (Psalm 119:105-112): A Book to guide you
The second study (Titus 3:1-8): A Spirit to improve you
The first study (Romans 5:1-11): A Peace to Hold You