DaySpring Church Weekly Sermons

David Crabtree - Society is in need of good men and good fathers who will lead well. Fathers are the best source of encouragement and “resource-ers of life”. Happy Father’s Day!

Special Guest - Julie Mustard

Special Guest Ken Duncan

Aaron Williamson - Looking at Proverbs 3:5-6 we see how God wants us to trust Him with our ALL our heart and LEAN into His wisdom and ways.

David Crabtree - Continuing the series on Romans, David speaks from Romans 6. God through grace has provided a way to righteousness and holiness. Holiness can only come by grace and by our remaining in His presence. Good news indeed!

DaySpring Youth Pastor Shaun Offereins continues with our August series “Own Your Zone”. God has called us to own our area of influence so that we can bring His will and reign into every situation and circumstace.

Aaron Williamson - More then ever before God is calling the church to carry the heart of “fathers” and “mothers” in community. We go back to the start and look at God’s first community and the prophetic promise that was released over each of us.

Kristen Williamson - Kristen launches powerfully into our new Sunday Night series “Own Your Zone”. God has called us to own our area of influence so that we can bring His will and reign into every situation and circumstace.

Russell Bradley - Col 2:9-10 “For in Christ all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form, and in Christ you have been brought to fullness.”

Australia has had revivals in the past. Revivals that have also been cut short. However, according to past and more recent prophecies, Australia will be the launching land of the last great revival of the Holy Spirit.

Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman is a wonderful example of “take the shot” evangelism. Jesus, by way of revealing the Father’s heart for her, opened up a way for the whole town to be saved.

Prophecy releases God’s words in God’s timing. Prophecy illuminates our hearts with heaven’s perspective.

Posturing ourselves to worship God aligns us with Him so that we receive His revelation, it impacts how we pray, it releases God’s “suddenlys” into our lives.

Jesus told the religious leaders that they focussed so much on the words of Scripture that they totally missed Who the Scriptures were pointing to. They so concentrated on the “pointer” (Bible) they missed the “Point” (Jesus).

We cannot coerce or command God by telling Him what to do. Our religious “antics” do not help God do what He has already planned to do. He is very kindly disposed to us but He is not Father Christmas. We do need to let go of our need to control Him and trust.