here are some of the reflections and comments from the people after a few weeks in our 2 Corinthians teaching series.

‘Undies’… born and bred on the Woy Woy Peninsula talks about his journey towards Jesus from a Godless and broken background. He shares his story while sitting on a school bench seat where he used to go school and now where Peninsula EV meets. Enjoy

“Salvation’s a great thing ya know… you’d be mad not to accept that offer!” Adam Underwood

Ruthie gives us an update about how church is going in Forster, how her young friend named Kayla came to Christ, and then fires up about our command to look after orphans.

Recorded live at ‘Chandler on the Coast’ 2009

To celebrate Father’s Day 2011 we asked people a simple question… “what’s the best thing about your Dad?”
…while (sadly) many were unable to comment… here are some of the comments we could screen

Chris Ekins from Coast Evangelical Church in Forster shares about how things are going 2.5 yrs in to their church plant

As a ‘p.s.’ to the vid, (don’t read on until you watch the vid)… this week the local ministers association voted against the syllabus with the substitutionary atonement in it because the Anglicans and Catholics said they’d pull their kids out of the program if it was approved. (Can you believe that? They said they’d pull their kids out because they didn’t want them being taught that Jesus died to take the punishment for their sin!!!!). So, that syllabus was voted out, and another syllabus was voted in. I am appalled that other ministers who claim to believe it would either be so apathetic or cowardly (and not get involved) or so misguided that they wouldn’t defend the gospel, but instead align themselves with those who don’t believe it and oppose those seeking to defend and promote it. Please pray for me to be godly as I continue to work out how to partner in schools ministry when this is my context. Be assured – we keep working to see Jesus proclaimed faithfully. The alternative syllabus is not too bad (it works its way thru Marks gospel) and we can work with it – it’s just not as clear or pointed as I think it needs to be when we only have 5 lessons with the kids. So…God is sovereign. Scripture is still going to be taught. And the gospel will keep going out…and He will get all the glory. Praise him.

Big love in the Lord,

Chris.