Exiles – Living in a Secular City
Below are all the published resources from the Exiles – Living in a Secular City integrated series exploring what it means to truly live missionally in a secular city.
It is the challenge Daniel and his companions were confronted with in the book of Daniel, and it is the question we face in 21st century Australia. Through Sunday messages, daily devotions, small groups and weekly experiences we will take this journey together in our integrated series for 2010.
Resources may be used in ministry situations but must not be sold.
Living in a Secular City – Week 1: Exilic Choices
AM Message, PM Message
Living in a Secular City – Week 2: Exilic Wisdom
AM Message, PM Message
Living in a Secular City – Week 3: Exilic Worship
AM Message, PM Message
Living in a Secular City – Week 4: Exilic Prophecy
AM Message
Living in a Secular City – Week 5: Exilic Integrity
AM Message, PM Message
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This Sunday
David Nix
David Nix
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Snap Party - PIGS & PARTIES Saturday night 26th May, 6pm -
The Sydney Welsh Choir - Come and listen to some truly wonderful voices! -
OPALS - Program for May -
What we would like you to do is PRAY! Give thanks to God for the gifts and talents you have been blessed to have. ASK him what it is he would have you offer in service to His mission of building the Kingdom at TCBC and beyond. Then SPEAK with Ruth (in the church office) of your willingness and where you feel led to serve. -
Our mentoring programme has started up again, with 23 students and mentors and another three mentors waiting to start. The teachers have been so enthusiastic about referring students with needs that we will still have 14 students waiting for a mentor and also require prayer partners as well. If you feel you could help in either of these areas, please contact Suzanne Crowfoot. -
Watchmen Night occurs on the second Friday of every month from 8pm to midnight in the Red House. The focus of Watchbeing is on prayer for the believers, however there is no set order to pray, but pray as lead by the Holy Spirit. There is no requirement to stay for the whole time - come when you can, go when you must.
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