Sermons by Murray Lean
Murray Lean
Don’t Waste Your Life
Ecclesiastes 11:1-10 This Sunday morning, Murray Lean preached from Ecclesiastes 11:1-10, urging us to live boldly and purposefully in our faith. He encouraged us to be adventurous and take risks for God’s kingdom, trusting Him even when we don’t have control. We are reminded to work diligently, enjoy life, and cherish the moments we have, while remembering our accountability to God. Lean also emphasized the importance of letting go of worry and trusting in God’s.
The Loving Father & His Two Lost Sons
2024-01-14 AM Murray Lean from City North Baptist Church on Vimeo. Luke 14:11-32
The Holy Spirit Confronts the Local Church
231119MLean from City North Baptist Church on Vimeo. Revelation 3:14-22
What is a Real Disciple …According to Jesus
Matthew 16: 21-27
The Call to Bigger Vision and Bigger Prayers
John 4:27-42
Satisfaction for the Hungry Heart
John 6:22-40
Trusting God When He Seems To Be Silent
Job 1:1-22
The One Day Syndrome
Haggai 1:1-15
When the going gets tough …
1 Peter 5:5-11 When was the last time you felt some level of ‘persecution’ for your faith? Have you ever? For the recipients of this letter, it was a way of life. So these words from Peter were particularly relevant, challenging and encouraging. As Australia becomes less tolerant of Christians and a Christian viewpoint, we have to learn how to respond in a way that is humble, brave and uncompromising, but thoroughly true to who we are as God’s faithful…
A tale of two sinners
Luke 7:36-50 Someone said there are only two types of people in this world: sinners who admit it and sinners who don’t. Whatever our lives look like, the one great certainty is that we all ‘fall short of God’s glory’ and we all need God’s forgiveness. But do we realise that? It’s very possible to have a ‘holier-than-thou’ attitude like the Pharisee in the story, and miss the overflowing joy that comes when we appreciate how much we owe to…
Warning: Dangers ahead
Deuteronomy 6:10 – 8:20 Living as God’s people in any era has involved hazards and dangers. For the Israelites entering the Promised Land this would be especially so, and Moses warns them in these verses of four particular dangers: forgetfulness (of God, his laws and his goodness to them), compromise (spiritual and moral), fear (of the enemies they would face), and pride (in taking the credit for their achievements). As we live for Christ in these challenging times, let us…
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2 Thessalonians 1:3-12 A prayer for perseverance and faith in the face of trials