Jesus' Authority and Intercession: Our Hope and Response

### Quotes for Outreach

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"God has provided in many ways for them. And they're busy still reaching out to the community there in Queensland. And there are lots of other stories similar like that happening. In other parts of Australia. And as we want to see everyone hear about Jesus. And people taught to be disciples of him. It's an important thing that we keep supporting that. And praying for people in those difficult situations." [22:26] (23 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)


2.
"We will recognize his seat at the right hand of the father. Is telling us that he is Lord. And so we should worship and obey him. We will see that his work. Is doing to save his people. Is finished. And so in him. And in relationship with him. We can find peace. And he is described now as interceding for us. And so we can have a trust. And comfort and peace. Because he is there. For you. And on your side." [34:18] (30 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)


3.
"Who then is the one who condemns no one christ jesus who died more than that who was raised to life is at the right hand of god and is also interceding for us who shall separate us from the love of christ and it goes on a few verses later knowing all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us." [47:04] (27 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)


4.
"Jesus is at the right hand of god interceding for us so let's go back to the point same time we're looking at this and then we come to this another point skills we're looking at shapes we're focusing on and then we come to the right hand of god upper I raised at the beginning about what does this mean for us today we're being told about Jesus in the creed and seeing and hearing that Jesus is seated at the right hand of the father reminds us that Jesus is Lord he's on the throne in heaven because he is in charge." [50:54] (32 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)


5.
"May we be people who indeed praise god for we recognize his power and authority we recognize him for who he is that he is our king and he is our savior let's pray our gracious heavenly father we thank you for the reminder in the creed of the good words of the bible that tell us about where jesus is and where he is and where he is and where he is and where he is now and we thank you that he's not far off and distant and uninterested in us but he's indeed now glorifying the father interceding for us and there representing us to you." [57:34] (39 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)


### Quotes for Members

1.
"In Sydney I often take it for granted that the Bible is going to be taught. When you come to church. And that the things we do. And the leaders we have. Will reflect God's plans and teaching. But that's not the case everywhere. And so that's why it's an important structure to be part of. And to encourage people in." [21:39] (19 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)


2.
"And the unexpected thing that happened two weeks ago. At the end of GAFCON I was asked to preach at the Diocese of the Southern Cross Church on the Sunshine Coast. I'd met the leaders of this church a couple of years ago. At a previous GAFCON conference. And they actually used to be part of the Uniting Church up there in Queensland. And the leadership of the Uniting Church told the local leaders. That they had to accept same sex marriage within their church. And endorse that. And once the leaders of the local church there said they couldn't do that. They were kicked out of their building. The locks were changed. They were kicked out of the house. And all those things. And so GAFCON was able to provide a structure for them." [22:26] (44 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)


3.
"Well today. We are looking at our series. Of the apostles creed. And there is a phrase that we are looking at. But we have seen as we have worked through. Different parts of the creed. Different lines. That remind us of different biblical teaching. We are not looking at the creed. Because the creed in and of itself. Has great authority. But it captures. And has been used for hundreds and thousands of years. To summarise the teaching of the bible. So that we would be. Familiar with. What is in the bible. So when we hear teaching that doesn't match it. We will recognise it doesn't fit. With that summary. That has been passed down to us." [32:16] (42 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)


4.
"And so in a sense the implications of jesus the king sitting on the throne is that he also has the power to judge he has the discernment of right and wrong he brings the justice that we long for is to look at our broken and fallen world and say come lord jesus because we want things fixed it's not right for it to continue that evil continues to perpetuate the harm it does and the pain it does and on that day when jesus is revealed on the throne he will indeed come in judgment and bring that justice that we long for and so for those who have trusted in jesus who have accepted what he's done on the cross that we've referred to earlier in the creed we know this is a good day a day we can look forward to because it's a day when the wrongs of the world are put right and the work that jesus has done in our place is revealed in its fullness that you and i as children of god are forgiven and have been welcomed into his family as forgiven people as children of the king as those jesus takes our place for and so we can look to that day with confidence." [45:22] (84 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)


5.
"Jesus died on the cross and rose again a long time ago and we live thousands of years later and i might have done some things and confess my sin and feel forgiven but what if i've done things that i haven't asked sorry for as a child i remember times i was worried when i went to bed and i'd pray have i remembered everything that i've done wrong today and said sorry for every single thing but what if i forgot something what if i died and and i've missed a few things but what we're assured when we see and understand what jesus has really done on the cross is he's paid for all our sins past present and future it's not that he needs to go back to the cross again because this week when you slip up maybe he forgot that bit he's already paid for it but that doesn't mean we can just sin as much as we want for we want to live in a way that pleases and honors him as one who loves us and we love him but we can have assurance in our relationship with him because he has paid for it all and he's made it possible for us to be forgiven and so in him we can find peace he is on his throne and he has declared that your sins are forgiven and taken as far as the east is from the west and he's demonstrated his power and authority over sin on the cross." [52:43] (89 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)