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GBC | Big ThreeThe Fourth Question | The Space BetweenWith the departure of Brett Robinson, Mark Coleman and Jodene Watling what will 2021 and the future or GBC look like. Listen to what Roxane Lawler and Matt Willis will be doing in their new roles as well as some of the new faces now on staff at GBC.If you've enjoyed the Big Three podcast today, please take the time to give it a rating and be sure to subscribe to stay up to date with all future episodes.You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram or visit our website at gymeabaptist.org.au.We...2021-01-1237 min
GBC | SermonsSongs of Hope | Psalm 126This week associate Pastor Mark Coleman continues our Christmas Series Songs of Hope, and together we have a look at the invitation found in Psalm 126.God is in the business of restoration and each of us is invited to join him in that activity through active perspective altering remembrance of what he has already done. This is the basis of hope and joy at Christmas.Is there someone you know who really needs to hear this message? Why not share it with them and see what God does through it. You can follow u...2020-12-1523 minGBC | Big ThreePlan A | RowingMatt s joined by Jess as they sit down with Mark Coleman to discuss your questions on his sermon on Rowing in our series Plan A.How to we navigate the discomfort of sharing with non-believers about God and his judgement?What are some of the divisions you see within the church community that prevent us from “rowing together”?How can we be proactive in building strong rowing teams with those in our community?If you want to be part of the conversation, make sure you're there at one of our three services on Sunday, and you snap...2020-11-1751 minGBC | SermonsPlan A | Rowing | 1 Peter 4:7-11In this week’s message, Mark Coleman continues our Plan A sermon series looking at the fourth principle: Rowing. This principle states that we do not engage in God’s Plan A on our own but with others.Mark reflects on 1 Peter 4:7-11 and explores three aspects of Peter’s admonition to his readers and, through the Holy Spirit, to us: what we called to, why it’s important, and who we are to join with in our important call.Great partnerships are not just about two or more people doing things together, but about a group...2020-11-1720 minGBC | Big ThreeSongs of the People | Psalm 25Marc Rader is a away this week so Mark Coleman has stepped in to try to answer your questions on Psalm 25 with hosts Matt and Jess.Looking at our world now, what are the things within our society and culture that are threatening our faith?How do we reconcile the call to give everything to God if, at times, cries for rescue can go unanswered?What are some ways that we could start walking in the way of the Lord, this week?If you want to be part of the conversation, make sure you're there at one...2020-10-0150 minGBC | Big ThreeSongs Of The People | Psalm 114Matt and Jess are back this week to grill Mark Coleman on your top questions from his sermon on Psalms 114 and our new series Songs Of The People.How can focusing on the knowledge of God interfere with our call to action?What does it look like for us to act on God’s power within us?How do we as community get better at recognising God’s voice, both individually and corporately?If you want to be part of the conversation, make sure you're there at one of our three services on Sunday, and you snap the...2020-09-1643 minGBC | SermonsSongs Of The People | Psalm 114This week we continue our series, Songs of the People, in which we will explore the invitation, encouragement, and challenge of the psalms. The psalms we will be looking at are determined by the lectionary; the three year cycle of readings that many churches around the world follow.Mark Coleman shares some reflections on Psalm 114. This psalm considers the exodus, that definitive act of salvation in the Old Testament, but with a specific focus on God’s power and the invitation to God’s people.The Lord’s empowerment of his people must be more than k...2020-09-1421 minGBC | SermonsAnchored | Come On! | Hebrews 13:20-22This week we conclude our series in Hebrews and Mark Coleman, our associate pastor, summarises some of the primary invitations of the book with an eye to chapter 13.For all its Old Testament references and profound theological statements the message of Hebrews is pretty simple: remain anchored to Jesus and encourage one another to do the same so that you may persevere. Come on!Is there someone you know who really needs to hear this message? Why not share it with them and see what God does through it. You can follow us o...2020-07-1522 min