Cameron Park Anglican

Cameron Park Anglican Our focus is on God’s word, Fellowship, Sharing meals including the Lord’s Supper and Prayer.

A great place to explore the remarkable message of Jesus - There is a place for you with us!

Hi, tomorrow morning - Christmas Day 2025 - we will be gathering at 9am, at 3 Kippax St Cameron Park, look for the Banne...
24/12/2025

Hi, tomorrow morning - Christmas Day 2025 - we will be gathering at 9am, at 3 Kippax St Cameron Park, look for the Banner.

There is a place for you with us tomorrow morning and every Sunday morning as we gather to worship God

A little something on HOPE - Romans 15:13 We are in a season of Hope - Romans 15:13 is both a powerful benediction and a...
09/05/2025

A little something on HOPE - Romans 15:13

We are in a season of Hope - Romans 15:13 is both a powerful benediction and a prayer that believers will be filled with joy and peace, and that they will "abound in hope" - through the Holy Spirit's power.

It's a reminder that our hope isn't just a human emotion, but a divine gift, enabling us to face any situation with confidence and joy.

We live in a world that often seems to deny us - joy, peace, and hope.

But in Romans 15:13, we find a powerful prayer: "May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit, you may abound in hope."

This verse reminds us of God's abundant grace upon believers. It also reminds us that God is the source of our hope

Hope is not just a feeling we might experience, but a living, dynamic force that transforms our lives.

Something better is available/something better is coming - Jesus

Romans 15:13 speaks of "abounding in hope," which is more than just having a little hope. It means to overflow with hope, to have it so powerfully that it shapes our thoughts, feelings, and actions. – & continues to do so

This hope is not simply a human optimism, but a divine gift, facilitated through the Holy Spirit.

Paul emphasizes that this abundant hope comes through the power of the Holy Spirit. – the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead dwells in us (Rom8:11)

The Holy Spirit is the agent of God's grace, enabling us to believe, to rejoice, and to have confidence in God's promises.

Every one of God’s promises becomes a yes - through Jesus (2 Cor 1:20)

Romans 15:13 is a call to embrace the God of hope and to live in the abundance of His grace. Knowing that God will fill us as believers with joy and peace

And empower us to live with an overflowing hope – so that we can face any challenge - knowing that we are not alone but are filled with the power of the Holy Spirit who dwells in us. (Rom 8:11)

As part of the Anglican Church's Hope 25 Mission Australia wide, we have 800 of our bags out in the communities of the C...
08/05/2025

As part of the Anglican Church's Hope 25 Mission Australia wide, we have 800 of our bags out in the communities of the City of Lake Macquarie and other places. Still 200 to go, We see them as a walking notice board for the Kingdom of God as people use them for shopping, the beach or sporting activities. The Kingdom is moving forward, it never takes a backward step. PTL.

We are about to enter a period of time where we will focus on Hope within the Anglican Communion right across Australia....
01/04/2025

We are about to enter a period of time where we will focus on Hope within the Anglican Communion right across Australia. The theme for Hope 25 is, "HOPE IN AN UNCERTAIN WORLD". Please join with us at 10am on Sundays, as we bring HOPE to our uncertain world, through the scriptures and our Lord and Saviour, Jesus, Son of God, Messiah and Redeemer.

These blue and white, shopping, beach or sporting bag are a physical reminder of the HOPE that lives in each one of us, these can be shared with family, friends and the community. Please message with your contact details and the number of bags you would like.

Christmas MessageThe Magnificat from Luke’s gospel (Luke 46-56) is one of the most famous Christian songs, whispered in ...
24/12/2024

Christmas Message
The Magnificat from Luke’s gospel (Luke 46-56) is one of the most famous Christian songs, whispered in monasteries, chanted in cathedrals, recited in bush churches by candlelight and set to music with trumpets and kettle drums by Bach

It is the gospel before the gospel, a fierce bright shout of triumph thirty weeks before Bethlehem, thirty years before Calvary and Easter.

It’s all about God, it’s all about revolution and it’s all because of Jesus, recently conceived, not yet born but who made Elizabeth’s baby “leap [for Joy] in her womb (Luke 1:41) and made Mary giddy with excitement, hope and triumph.

The intimate details are revealed to us by Luke, with the Holy Spirit carrying Elizabeth into shouted praise “Blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb” (Luke 1:42) and Mary into her Song of Praise

Underneath it all is a celebration of God. God has taken the initiative, God the Lord, the Saviour, the powerful one, the Holy one, the merciful one, the faithful one has - “done great things … lifted up the lowly … filled the hungry … helped … Israel” (Luke 1:51-55)

It is this God, our God, the Living God, the creator of the universe and all things, the lover of all humankind, the Father of Mary’s baby, it is this God that gives Elizabeth and Mary reason to celebrate – “My soul magnifies the Lord … my spirit rejoices in God my saviour” (Luke 1:47)

And today it is this very same God who gives us reason to celebrate also, his love poured out through Mary’s baby, His son Jesus of Nazareth and the hope he brought into the world through his life, ministry, death resurrection and ascension.

The bringer of God’s love, grace, mercy, forgiveness and justice and “what does the Lord require of [us] but to do justice, and to love kindness and to walk humbly with [our] God” (Micah 6:8) as Mary and Elizabeth both did "as we rejoice in God[our] saviour ... who has done great things ... Holy is his name" (Luke 1:46-49)

What's in a gift? (Matt:2:10-12)Jesus came into the world to live for us and, in the end to die for us. He came to give ...
22/12/2024

What's in a gift? (Matt:2:10-12)
Jesus came into the world to live for us and, in the end to die for us. He came to give us his life and his death. Gold for our king to whom we are called to submit, frankincense for our priest who built a bridge between us and God, myrrh for the one who was to die - these are the gifts of the Magi, who proclaimed that Jesus was to be the true king, the perfect priest and in the end the supreme Saviour of the world. This is our Lord and Saviour this is our King - this is our gift!

A better covenant“Jesus is the mediator of a better covenant which has been enacted through better promises.” (Hebrews 8...
28/10/2024

A better covenant
“Jesus is the mediator of a better covenant which has been enacted through better promises.” (Hebrews 8:6)

Promises that include
• Sins forgiven – “eternal redemption” (Hebrews 9:12)
• Eternal life with Him forever – “Whoever believes in the Son has eternal Life …” John 3:36)
• No record of our sin is kept – “I will remember their sins no more.” (Hebrews 8:12)
• Holy and blameless in the eyes of God – “… so as to present you holy and blameless … before him… provided that you continue securely established and steadfast in faith …” (Col 1:22-23)
• God’s children – “… we are God’s children now; what we will be, has not yet been revealed.” (1 John 3:2)
• Heirs with Christ – “Heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ – if, in fact, we suffer with him so that we may also be glorified with him.” (Romans 8:17)

Paul reminds us that “… everyone of God’s promises is a yes.” (2 Cor 1:20) through Jesus Christ - for those who believe in Him as their Lord and Saviour.

Anglicans Ablaze
01/10/2024

Anglicans Ablaze

in Mark 9(29) - Jesus had been casting out a demon from a young boy – Jesus’ disciples had tried to do this but with no ...
01/10/2024

in Mark 9(29) - Jesus had been casting out a demon from a young boy – Jesus’ disciples had tried to do this but with no success – they asked him “Why could we not cast it out?” (Mark 9:28) Jesus replied - “This kind can only come out through prayer.” (Mark 9:29)

The disciples were perplexed about their inability to expel the demon tormenting the young boy. This perplexity is understandable, given that they had been “… sent out [by Jesus] to proclaim the message, and to have authority to cast out demons.” (Mark 3:15)

It seems that their ministry became unstuck at the first real and challenging call to drive out a demon from the boy – Jesus becomes frustrated referring to them and others as a faithless generation

It has been suggested that in relation to Jesus’ comment of “this kind can only come out through prayer” is a reminder of the need for our TOTAL DEPENDENCE ON GOD and not on our own strength or ability in ministry – the GLORY MUST ALWAYS BE GOD'S, and never ours.

We can hear Jesus’ frustration when he asks them “… how much longer must I put up with you?” (Mark 9:19) with Jesus then commanding the demon, “… to come out of [the boy], and never to enter him again.” (Mark 9:25)

The father of the boy who had proclaimed “I believe; help my unbelief - saw his son set free from the torment of the demon …” (Mark 9:24) through Jesus, God's Son.

Speaking the truth in love - Ephesians 4:1-16; John 6:24-35As disciples of Jesus – Paul is reminding us that we are to s...
16/08/2024

Speaking the truth in love - Ephesians 4:1-16; John 6:24-35

As disciples of Jesus – Paul is reminding us that we are to speak the truth - in love - while growing up in every way to be like Jesus - through whom the whole body is joined and knitted together

With each part working properly, promoting the body’s growth as it builds itself up in love through humility, grace, gentleness and patience. (Ephesians 4:15-16)

We are all given different gifts for building up the body of Christ - Apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, teachers – the more we use them the more we are given (Matt 25) – there is a different list of Spiritual Gifts in 1 Cor 12:8-11

We are to be confident in who we are and whose we are – we have been called to be disciples of Jesus - we are God’s children – children of the light – atmosphere changers - ambassadors and emissaries of our heavenly Father – we bring a kingdom flavour and light into our world – as a part of Jesus’ ministry and mission, as we hold onto His truth

Knowing also, that Jesus will raise us up to be more than we can be - in our own strength

Bishop Charlie will be with us this Sunday 18/8/24 at 10am. Bishop Charlie will deliver the message and preside over com...
16/08/2024

Bishop Charlie will be with us this Sunday 18/8/24 at 10am. Bishop Charlie will deliver the message and preside over communion. Please join with us as we gather to worship, praise and lift up the name of Jesus, God's Son

Jesus the Bread of Life - John 6:24-35Jesus, as the bread of life, is calling people right across all creation, into a r...
15/08/2024

Jesus the Bread of Life - John 6:24-35
Jesus, as the bread of life, is calling people right across all creation, into a relationship with His Father - a relationship founded on trust, obedience and a love like no other

Jesus invitation is there for everyone, the Bread of Life is there for the taking, yet without Jesus it would never be possible

Many people today feel, just as I did, an emptiness inside, an unmet hunger, no real sense of fulfilment and they don’t know what to do about it - my hunger, my lack of fulfilment was satisfied through Jesus the Bread of Life who brought me into relationship with His heavenly Father

The reality is that without Jesus there may be existence, but no real life – when we choose to take the Bread of Life, we find a new satisfaction, our hunger and thirst is gone, we find what we were searching for – we are “No longer tossed to and fro and blown about” (Ephesians 4:14) in life – instead we find peace and fulfilment

The offer Jesus makes as the Bread of Life is true life – true life in our time and true life in time eternal – through which we are renewed and sustained

Jesus, just as God did with the dry bones in the passage from Ezekiel, put breath and life back into me and stood me on my feet - and showed me that there is more to life than being born, living, dying and then being buried – there is hope (better life) for all of us.

That hope is found in Jesus Christ the bread of Life - our source of true life in His Kingdom – when we chose to come to Him and Believe in Him

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