Anchor Church City
Weekly preaching audio from Anchor City. Find Home.Weekly Gatherings: 10am Factory Theatre, Marrickville 2204.Lead Pastor: Matt Sparks
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A Call to Remain (opens the original)
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Deuteronomy ends in a way not many stories do; with a grave, an unfinished promise, and a leader who spent forty years walking toward a land he would only ever see from a distance. In this final message of our Choose Life series, Matt asks what it means to be remembered well, and why the death of the Bible's greatest prophet is not the end of the story but the point at which God's faithfulness comes most clearly into view.
A call to choose Life (opens the original)
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Every day we are faced with thousands of decisions, but the ultimate choice set before us is between life and death. In Deuteronomy 30, Moses calls God's people to a decision that goes far deeper than human willpower, it requires a complete transformation of the heart. Discover how God provides the new heart we need through Jesus Christ, empowering us to choose life, hope, and faithful obedience every single day.
A Call to Everyday Holiness (opens the original)
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Deuteronomy's long stretch of law lands on one declaration: Israel is the LORD's, and the LORD is Israel's; a treasured, holy people. But holiness was never meant to be private; it was meant to be seen by the watching world. Matt looks at what it means to be set apart not for our own sake, but as witness to everyone around us.
A Call to Consecration (opens the original)
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We spend a lot of energy trying to feel "clean", chasing quick fixes like digital breaks and fresh starts. Yet Deuteronomy 12 challenges us to look deeper at what our lives are truly consecrated for. Our Lead Pastor, Matt Sparks, connects the dots between Israel's altars and Christ's ultimate sacrifice, inviting us into a candid reflection: what baggage do we need to drop, and what do we need to devote ourselves too?
A Call to Remember (opens the original)
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It's easy to feel like you need God when you've got nothing left. Deuteronomy 8 asks a harder question: do you still need him when you've got everything? Moses looks back at Israel's wilderness and ahead to their promised land, and finds the same test of dependence in both.
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