Sunday 17th May 2026
Read: Psalm 128; Genesis 2:15-25; 1 Corinthians 7:1-16
Sermon: 1 Corinthians 7:1-16
1-5 Concerning marriage and sex
6-9 Concerning singleness
10-11 Christians and divorce (a)
12-16 Christians and divorce (b)

Located at St Luke's – Corner of Hazeldean Road & Korumburra-Warragul Rd, Ellinbank. P.O Box 23, Warragul, 3820
Sunday 17th May 2026
Read: Psalm 128; Genesis 2:15-25; 1 Corinthians 7:1-16
Sermon: 1 Corinthians 7:1-16
1-5 Concerning marriage and sex
6-9 Concerning singleness
10-11 Christians and divorce (a)
12-16 Christians and divorce (b)
Sunday 17th May 2026
Read: Psalm 128; Genesis 2:15-25; 1 Corinthians 7:1-16
Sermon: 1 Corinthians 7:1-16
1-5 Concerning marriage and sex
6-9 Concerning singleness
10-11 Christians and divorce (a)
12-16 Christians and divorce (b)
Sunday 10th May 2026
Read: Psalm 50; Exodus 34:1-10; John 5:18-47
Sermon: John 5:30-47
Introduction
John 5 and the Gospel according to John
5:30-47 Testimonies validating Jesus
5:30-31 True testimony
5:32-35 John the Baptist (and the Prophets)
5:36-38 The works from the Father
5:39-44 The Scriptures
5:45-47 Moses
Sunday 3rd May 2026
Read: Psalm 36; Daniel 12:1-4; John 5:1-30
Sermon: John 5:1-30
Introduction: Dishonouring the sender
1-9a An invalid healed
9b-18 Working and the Sabbath
19-24 Like Father like Son
25-30 The Son’s authority over life and death
Conclusion: the resurrection has begun!
Sunday 26th April 2026
Read: Isaiah 6:1-13; John 4:43-54
Sermon: John 4:43-54
Introduction
John 1-4 The Gospel according to John
4:43-44 His own did not receive him (1:11)
4:45-48 Many believed in Jesus but he did not ‘believe in them’ (2:23-25)
4:49-53 Blessed are those who believe without seeing (20:29)
Conclusion
Sunday 19th April 2026
Read: 2 Kings 17:6,22–29; John 4:1–42
Sermon: John 4:1–42
1. Introduction
2. The new setting – a different national history
3. An in depth conversation –
(a) nationality clash
(b) Jesus’s two “if you only knew” points
(c) The woman asking the right question
(d) Jesus’s water of eternal life metaphor
(e) Jesus reveals his knowledge (like with Nathaniel) and tells her “all things”
(f) the woman introduces the subject of the Messiah/Christ
(g) Jesus’s direct and clear self-disclosure
4. Lessons for the disciples
5. The Samaritans’ response to Jesus’s words and the woman’s testimony
6. Worship
Sunday 12th April 2026
Read: Psalm 75; Isaiah 62:1-5; John 3:22-36
Sermon: John 3:22-36
Introduction
22-24 The parallel ministries of Jesus and John
25-30 The superior ministry of Jesus
31-35 The source of Jesus’ superiority
36 The choice we all face
Sunday 5th April 2026 – Easter Sunday
Read: Psalm 118 (nb 17-18,26); Isaiah 25; John 11
Sermon: John 11
Introduction: Our troubled times
11:1-4 A death that will bring glory
11:5-17 Jesus’ time-management
11:18-27 Jesus the resurrection and the life
11:28-37 Jesus weeps
11:45-57 Death out of life out of death
Conclusion: life without tears
Friday 3rd April 2026 – Good Friday
Read: Ezekiel 36:16-36; John 3:1-21
Sermon: John 3:1-21
Introduction:
John 1-5 The Gospel according to John
John 3:1-15 The conversation of Jesus and Nicodemus
3:1-3 You cannot see God’s kingdom without being born again!
3:4-8 How can a man be born again?
3:9-15 How can this happen?
John 3:16-21 God’s love for an evil world
Conclusion
Sunday 29th March 2026
Read: Isaiah 56:1-12; John 2:13-25
Sermon: John 2:13-25
Introduction
The Gospel according to John
John 2:13-22 Jesus reveals his glory: his authority over the temple
2:13-17 Jesus clears the temple
2:18-22 Jesus replaces the temple
John 2:23-25 Inadequate response to Jesus’s signs and glory