Sermons

A Journey through the Gospel of Luke

At Ormond Anglican Church, we are exploring the life and ministry of Jesus through the Gospel according to Luke—a vivid, carefully‑crafted account that invites us to see who Jesus truly is and what it means to follow Him today.

Week by week, we watch Jesus teach with authority, confront evil, heal the sick, restore the broken, welcome the outsider, forgive sins, and proclaim the good news of God’s kingdom. Luke shows us a Saviour who is powerful and compassionate, who sees individuals in their need, and who calls people of every background to trust Him.

Across this series, we’re asking:
Who is Jesus?
And how will we respond to Him?

We invite you to join us as we discover more of Jesus—His identity and His transforming work—in this rich and life‑giving book of the Bible.

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  • The Power of One
    • 10/11/25

    The Power of One

    Josue, representing Local Leaders International, speaks on 1 Samuel 1:1-20, encouraging his listeners with related stories and the way in which God uses one woman to change Israel.

    The sermon passage is an authentic insight into the life of people, seeing how they act and how God responds is an encouragement for all people. God isn’t finished with us yet.

  • Saul: Fear and Obedience
    • 17/3/25

    Saul: Fear and Obedience

    The second part in our series on the pivotal points around the first three kings of Israel.
    Saul as king was called to rule in obedience to the Lord, but let his fear of his men result in disobedience. Luke unpacks this 1 Samuel 15:7-26, where Saul is rejected by God as king, to help us consider how we can best live in obedience and avoid the lies, blaming and self justification that can lead us astray.

    This sermon includes a short Q & A afterwards.

  • God is in Control
    • 10/3/25

    God is in Control

    The first in our series looking at the first Kings of Israel. Luke points to the fact that God is capable of using our mistakes for his purposes as a reason to have hope.

    1 Samuel 8:1-22 is one such mistake, the people of Israel knowingly choose to reject their God and be like the other nations, despite this God will give them what they want, ultimately the world will receive its greatest king - Christ.

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