Rockhampton Anglican Cathedral Sermons

What would you talk about if you had a conversation with the resurrected Jesus? In this episode, we dive into the beginning of Acts to explore the vital final instructions Jesus gave His disciples about the Kingdom of God. Discover how His spiritual reign and the gift of the Holy Spirit equip us to look beyond ourselves and share hope with the world today. Join us as we reflect on what it means to live out His mission in our everyday lives.
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How do we keep following Jesus when society feels increasingly hostile toward our faith? This message explores 1 Peter 3, showing how we can respond with peace, honor Christ as Lord, and find confidence in His ultimate victory. We invite you to discover how Jesus' resurrection provides the hope we need to stand firm today.
Thanks for listening to the podcast from St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral. To learn more about our church, upcoming services, and events, visit us online: Website: https://www.rockhamptoncathedral.org.au/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rockhamptonanglican/ We’d love to connect with you. 

In an age that prizes "being true to yourself," what does it actually look like to live an authentic Christian life? This episode explores 1 Peter 2 and the three distinct marks of a believer: resisting internal sin, doing good in public, and submitting to authority. Join us as we consider how to follow the footsteps of Jesus, the Shepherd of our souls.
Thanks for listening to the podcast from St. Paul’s Anglican Cathedral. To learn more about our church, upcoming services, and events, visit us online: Website: https://www.rockhamptoncathedral.org.au/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rockhamptonanglican/ We’d love to connect with you. 

In a world where church attendance is declining and many are searching for spirituality elsewhere, 1 Peter reminds us that the church is God’s precious and vibrant masterpiece. This episode explores how we can grow in our faith by craving "spiritual milk" and finding our place as "living stones" built upon Jesus, our cornerstone. Discover why the church—though imperfect—remains God’s chosen way to bring light and hope to the world today.
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In a culture that encourages us to fit in, the Christian life calls us to stand out. This sermon explores 1 Peter 1:13–25 and challenges us to fix our hope on Jesus’ return, pursue holiness in everyday life, and be shaped by God’s living Word. What does it look like to live distinctively—and why does it matter?
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In this message, we dive into the opening verses of 1 Peter to explore what it means to have a Genuine Faith in a world where following Jesus often feels costly.
 
This sermon reminds us that real faith isn’t about seeking earthly comfort, but about finding an unshakable identity in Christ even when our surroundings grow increasingly cold.
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This episode explores Matthew 28 and the astonishing claim that Jesus has risen from the dead.
It recounts the stone rolled away, the angelic proclamation to the two Marys, the empty tomb, Jesus' appearance, and the womens worship — arguing that the historical evidence supports the resurrection.
The sermon concludes by calling listeners to wholehearted worship, to accept Jesus' forgiveness through his death and resurrection, and to boldly declare the risen King so others may share in new life.
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On Palm Sunday, Jesus intentionally enters Jerusalem fulfilling Old Testament prophecy and is acknowledged by crowds as the promised King. The passage contrasts earthly coronations with Christ’s humble procession, explains the Old Testament foundations, and calls believers to recognise and submit to Jesus as King, praising him not just in words but by surrendering their lives.
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This episode examines the question of life after death through the Gospel of John, focusing on Jesus' encounter with Lazarus and his declaration, "I am the resurrection and the life." It explores how Jesus' miracles and his own resurrection provide reasons to believe in eternal life.Through the raising of Lazarus and the empty tomb, the message invites listeners to trust Jesus as the source of life and to receive the hope of forgiveness, resurrection, and everlasting life.
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This episode explores John chapter 9, where Jesus heals a man born blind to reveal that he is the Light of the World. 
Through the questions “How can you see? How can you know? Will you believe?” the message calls listeners to encounter Jesus, trust the Gospel testimony, and worship him for the gift of true sight and eternal life.
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