Preacher: Nathan Nettleton
Pastor
Nathan Nettleton
Nathan Nettleton has served as pastor of this congregation since 1994. He was ordained as a Baptist pastor that same year and completed an honours degree in theology at Whitley College in 1995, followed by a Master of Theology in Liturgical Studies from the University of Divinity in 2001. In our church, he carries particular responsibilities for the preaching, teaching, and ordering of worship and prayer, and for pastoral care. He also writes liturgical resources for a global audience through LaughingBird.net, and serves as a board member of Open Baptists. Nathan is married to Margie, and they have an adult daughter, Acacia, and two dogs.
Sermons by Nathan Nettleton
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27 December, 1992
Jesus is God’s chosen liberator from birth and calls us to follow him among the innocent sufferers bringing hope and freedom.
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8 February, 1992
There are all sorts of right-sounding ways we avoid being neighbours and to encourage service of neighbours.
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12 January, 1992
Jesus helps us to identify the oppressed and brokenhearted and to see how we can become agents of renewal and restoration.
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13 January, 1991
Jesus shows us the link between personal conversion and social action and transformation.
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6 January, 1991
There is an illuminating contrast between the response of the pagan magi and the response of the biblical scholars, and between the kingship of Jesus and the kingship of Herod.
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28 April, 1990
Preacher: Nathan Nettleton
Topic: Conversion, Jesus, judgement, Mission, Salvation
Scripture: Matthew
Christ has identified himself with the poor and needy and we will be judged on how we respond to his need.

