Hillsong Church Sermons

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A Sunday service combining worship, prayer, testimonies and announcements, centered on Amy Orewing’s sermon asking “Whose son are you?” — a call to live in active sonship with God (Elohim, El Shaddai, Jehovah Jireh), receive provision, power and mission, plus invitations to respond in prayer.

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Using the plough as a central metaphor (Luke 9:62), Robert Fergusson urges the church to prioritize humble, committed service: it’s not glamorous, optional, or convenient. Effective kingdom work requires God’s grace, stewardship across generations, perseverance, patience and excellence. He commends volunteers as the unseen foundation of the church, links faithful service to future harvest, and closes with a gospel invitation.

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A sermon calling believers to contend for a vibrant, active faith that pleases God—one that speaks, moves first in obedience, and expects supernatural wholeness. Using Hebrews 11, Luke 17 (the story of the ten lepers) and 1 Timothy, Jesse Murray encourages the church to fight for faith through praise, stepping out, prayer and ongoing obedience, and issues an invitation to begin or renew a relationship with Jesus.

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A call for a 'Bible revival' that urges personal and family re-engagement with Scripture — affirming the Bible as the inspired, authoritative guide, diagnosing cultural trends that weaken Bible engagement, and inviting people to receive, study and be shaped by God's Word.

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A short 'living room' devotion combining extended worship and prayer with a focus on healing, followed by an exposition of Ephesians 3 that calls believers to experience Christ's love, be strengthened by the Spirit, return to their 'first love,' and share the gospel.

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A Family Sunday message about ‘Welcome Home’: invite Jesus into your home and heart, allow his presence to transform you, and trust (walk on) Jesus’ spoken word even when you can’t see the proof.

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A Resurrection Sunday message emphasizing that Jesus' resurrection transforms despair into hope, invites a personal relationship rather than mere religious observance, and calls believers to live boldly and share the good news.

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A Hillsong Conference message exploring why we worship and how everyone can enter into it. Through an interview with Chris Tomlin and pastoral teaching, the sermon highlights worship as re‑centring our lives around God, the power of corporate remembering, and practical entry points into worship—especially surrender, repentance, and consecration.

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David Thomas exhorts the congregation to pursue a tenacious, heart-broken form of prayer—what he calls travailing prayer or a “love that cannot be silenced”—arguing that sustained, repentant, tearful intercession is the groundwork for revival. Drawing on a recent outpouring at Asbury, historical awakenings, and a Gospel story of a desperate father, he invites Hillsong to reclaim persistent prayer, expect God’s presence in worship, and commit to praying until breakthrough comes.

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On Easter Sunday the preacher explains that Jesus' suffering on Good Friday leads to the hope and new life of Resurrection Sunday. He invites listeners to bring their pain and shame to Jesus, accept humility and repentance, find community in the church, and live in the freedom and confidence produced by the Gospel.

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Phil Dooley's Resurrection Sunday message teaches that believers are 'resurrection people'—called to allow Jesus to roll away the stones covering the dark, dead places in our lives so his light can bring standing up and recovery. Using the story of Lazarus, he draws four practical insights: see God's bigger purpose, expect both hope and controversy, pursue deep relationships, and keep moving forward. The sermon concludes with an invitation to respond, a reading of Psalm 23, and an offer of a New Testament.