The new St Paul’s website is slowly expanding its sermon library. The plan is to upload all of our back catalogue, searchable by date, preacher and text (awesome! Tim Hawkins classics!)
In the meantime, the recent 2 Timothy series from 7pm is now all up online here.
Much has been said about the ”Christian vote”, an expression often associated with those nasty-right-wing-religious-nuts imposing their morals on a secular society.
Given that 64 per cent of Australians call themselves Christian, according to the census, it is important to clarify what the Christian vote means.
Christians should be willing to change voting patterns after Christian reflection on particular policies. A believer who cannot imagine voting for the ”other side” has either determined that only one party aligns with the will of God or, more likely, is more attached to their cultural context than to the wisdom of scripture.
Read the rest of the article from the SMH here
In Anticipation 