Living Water Anglican Church - Albany

David's classic Pslam decalres the greatness of God's attributes - His knowledge, presence, power and love - not just as facts but in relation to us. We are loved by a very great God.

Joshua 2. The spies, Jericho, Rahab, the soldiers, lying - it's a rather messy story. But in the midst of the mess, as she protects the Israelite spies, Rahab has an epiphany moment when she realises and openly declares that the Lord God, he is God. And because she does, she is ultimately saved.

Paul declares that the central Christian truth of Jesus Christ as Lord is a light or treasure within us, even though we are jars of clay. Priceless treasure in an ordinary vessel or container is not the way the world works, but it is the way of God's Kingdom.

The Tri-unity of God; Father, Son & Holy Spirit, eternally existing in relationships of love and glory, reveals the meaning and purpose of our lives in whose image we are created.

Acts 2: 1-21. The Holy Spirit descends on the new believers at the feast of Pentecost, to remain with them and dwell in them in order to empower them and transform them from the inside out. He still does the same today.

Titus 1-3. Paul's emphasis throughout the letter to Titus on "doing good" motivates us to focus on others and not ourselves, - that the gospel may be advanced.

Titus 3: 1-15 Around his main theme of "doing good," to promote the gospel, Paul states that we are heirs of God, adopted children into his family, with our inheritance of eternal life before us.

The grace of God in Jesus not only justifies and redeems us, it transforms us and purifies us, it sanctifies us, too. And all of this so that we can be God's own people, eager to do good.