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Mark Earngey teaches Church History and Doctrine at Moore Theological College in Sydney. He is married to Tanya and they have four high school and primary aged children. They attend St. Paul's Anglican Church in Canterbury, an incredibly multicultural church. The family enjoy camping, playing board games, and making up songs using AI. Mark is also a long time North Sydney Bears tragic and is excited about the team coming out of hibernation in Perth.

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Title: Truths Which Change the World
Blurb: We live in a time of fake news and among a culture that cries out for meaning. Thankfully, out of his abundant mercy, God has given us timeless truths which have changed our world. In these three talks we will look at what God teaches about finding forgiveness, having a firm faith, and seeing the worth of God's Word. By looking at the lives of the sixteenth-century figures Martin Luther, Lady Jane Grey, and Thomas Cranmer, we will see how these are mighty truths which continue to change our world today.

Talk 1 - Martin Luther: Finding Forgiveness
Talk 2 - Lady Jane Grey: A Firm Faith
Talk 3 - Thomas Cranmer: The Worth of the Word

Scott will talk on his Christian journey, what it means to walk with Christ in the real world, making mistakes and doing life. From God tapping him on the shoulder in Singapore in 1996 to becoming winemaker and most lately a CEO, Scott is passionate about walking with God in the real world despite making mistakes. 

Scott is married to Julie, and has a son Stuart and daughter Courtney. Scott and Julie live on a small property at Glencoe and have small commercial beef cattle herd. Scott has a passion for ministry in Rural and Small churches. Theologically, Scott is Reformed in thinking and yet is so blessed to see Gods hand at work in the world around us.

He loves regional Australia and is dismayed at seeing empty churches across our countryside. Scott is a member of St Andrews Presbyterian Church in Glen Innes and once in a while stumbles through the odd sermon. Scott loves holidays in North Queensland, Chardonnay, both reading and writing when he is able.

Favourite bible books are: Ephesians, Joshua, 1 & 2 Samuel and James.