Chris Appleby

Role: Anglican Minister

Chris Appleby is an Examining Chaplain in the Diocese of Melbourne and was previously vicar of St Thomas' Burwood for 19 years until 2015. He coaches a number of Melbourne clergy and is a member of the Professional Standards Board of the Diocese of Melbourne. He is currently part-time Archdeacon of Bendigo.

He is the webmaster for this and a number of other sites.

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Philippians 1:1-11

Sun, Dec 06, 2009

by Chris Appleby

Passage: Philippians 1:1-11

Christian maturity isn't inwardly focussed, it's outwardly focussed. It's aimed at bringing others to receive the righteousness that comes through Jesus Christ for the glory and praise of God

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Mark 12:28-13:2

Sun, Nov 22, 2009

by Chris Appleby

Passage: Mark 12:28-13:2

Series: Book of Mark

What are Your Priorities? Sermon for a Parish Annual General Meeting

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Mark 1:40-2:12 - Jesus Heals and Forgives

Sun, Nov 08, 2009

by Chris Appleby

Passage: Mark 1:40-2:12

Series: Book of Mark

Duration: 21 mins 18 secs

Jesus Heals and Forgives

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1 Kings 21

Sun, Oct 18, 2009

by Chris Appleby

Passage: 1 Kings 21:1-29

Series: 1 Kings

Duration: 26 mins 35 secs

God is finally done with Ahab and Jezebel. They can no longer oppose his prophets. So Elijah the prophet must pronounce God's judgement on him.

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1 Kings 19

Sun, Oct 11, 2009

by Chris Appleby

Passage: 1 Kings 19:1-21

Series: 1 Kings

Duration: 21 mins 3 secs

Elijah leaves Mount Carmel in the depth of depression but God comes to him and reassures him of his presence and his soveregnty.

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1 Kings 16

Sun, Sep 13, 2009

by Chris Appleby

Passage: 1 Kings 16:8-34

Series: 1 Kings

Duration: 23 mins 2 secs

The history of the kings of Israel is a long line of failures interspersed occasionally be a fleeting success. Yet God never abandons his people because his plan is to send a King who will fulfill all that he desires for his people.