The Exchange hosted by the Melbourne City Adventist Church

Historically, God always surprised by doing powerful, miraculous, creative things that challenged, inspired and awed humanity. Do we still expect great things from God? Are we open to the new ways He may be working now?

Do you ever feel like you're inconveniencing God when you ask for help? Or do you feel like you shouldn’t be asking for help in certain situations? What does God think about our requests for assistance? We will be exploring Mark 2 this weekend to answer these questions.

In a world of fake news, what's the good news?

Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone (Colossians 4:6). What does it mean to speak with grace? What does it mean to be “salty” Christians who rightly represent Jesus to others?

The 3 Angels' Messages in Revelation 14 is a significant passage that birthed the Adventist movement. What does it mean and how does it apply to us today?

We are facing an energy crisis in today’s society – not just in terms of the energy resources of our planet, but a personal energy crisis – where demand in our lives is increasingly outweighing our capacity to give. By looking at the life of Jesus, we can find principles on how to live a balanced life between work and rest.

Could it be we are where we are because of prayer? Someone is praying for you

The 3 Angels' Message in Revelation 14 is a significant passage that birthed the Adventist movement. What does it mean and how does it apply to us today?

Where is your hope?

Why does health matter?

What does it mean to be a Christian and share our faith in a multi-faith and no-faith world? In our complex post-Christian world, sharing our faith can seem equally complex. But consider how Jesus related to His multi-faith context, particularly His teaching in Luke 10:1–24. He engaged Jews, Samaritans, Roman gentiles, peasants, fishermen, urbanites, religious leaders, soldiers, merchants and othe...

What qualities should we look for in a leader? What does the Bible say about choosing a good leader?

Two causes for worry: want and fear. We explore psalm 23 to see how God brings peace to those who worry.

We make decisions every day - from the moment we wake up to the moment we fall asleep. What impacts our choices? How can we make better decisions?

There is incredible freedom that comes from surrender. Explore with us what it means to follow Jesus in the every day moments.

What is prayer? How do we pray? How do we know if God is listening/answering? Come explore with us.

Throughout the Bible God often spoke audibly to His people. He still speaks to us today, but He speaks in a still small voice—not to make it difficult to hear Him, but to draw us closer. The goal of hearing God’s voice goes beyond figuring out what He wants. The goal of hearing God’s voice is to know His heart. This week we will explore what it means to tune our ears to hear God’s voice.

Discover your spiritual gifts and how God might be inspiring you to use your talents for Him.

So many times we don’t get to experience the fullness of God’s forgiveness because we fixate on the mistakes of the past or the challenges of the present. Explore how we can make the most of what God offers.

We all face negativity in our lives - whether it’s in our homes, workplaces, or in public spaces. Come explore how we can handle criticism, verbal attacks, and hurtful attitudes with a Christ-centred worldview.

If You Can Eat... You Can Make Disciples. Inspire yourself, or your congregation, to make Disciples! What does it mean to be a Christian and share our faith in a multi-faith and no-faith world? In our complex post-Christian world, sharing our faith can seem equally complex. But consider how Jesus related to His multi-faith context, particularly His teaching in Luke 10:1–24. He engaged Jews, Samari...

Explore the 4 transition stories in the book of Acts which radically re-calibrated the thinking and mission of early believers. What do these stories mean for us today?

Christianity is a story of a God in search of mankind - seeking to redeem and restore them into a loving relationship with Him. How is this story different from other stories? What's so amazing about grace?

Anger is often a secondary emotion. We might first feel offended, rejected, or disrespected before getting angry. This Saturday we will explore how the gospel ministers to the primary negative emotions that we feel each day.

The author of Hebrews says something quite controversial in Hebrews 6:1. He says let us leave the elementary teachings of Jesus and move on to maturity. How can Jesus become a hindrance to maturity and what does it mean to mature as a Christian? This Saturday we will be exploring Hebrews chapter 6 to answer these questions.