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Paul Zarb's message in the next One Another series celebrates the God given gift of friendship and its importance, power and principles through the story of Johnathon and David.

Warwick Vincent shares a personal and practical One Another message on the command to love deeply. How do we love someone when it’s hard and we feel empty? Warwick encourages us to trust in God’s Spirit to love the unlovely, knowing that true love flows directly from God’s love for us. 

Racquel Bisinella-Duns continues our One Another Relationship series with a timely word on love in the covenant community. With practical teaching on hospitality, compassion, and inclusion, Raquel highlights how the Church becomes family for the lonely, the overlooked, and the outsider. 

In this inspiring message from our One Another series, Marg Perry shares a powerful word on love, generation, and legacy. Love with a purpose and use your words with a heart for the ones that you will leave behind. 

Paul Zarb's message in the next One Another series celebrates the God given gift of friendship and its importance, power and principles through the story of Johnathon and David. 

The gift of encouragement is a gift we can all exercise and a gift we can all benefit from. In this  One Another message, Paulos Djini explores the impact that words of encouragement can bring to our family, workplace and community.  

In this One Another message, Racquel Bisinella-Duns talks about how relationships within the Church are described in familial terms and how God teaches His Church how to love one another in covenant community through hospitality

Reuel Vun examines the biblical passages teaching the importance of our words in this One Another message. As we consider the power our words contain, are we using every opportunity to leave a legacy of truth, hope and healing as we point others towards Jesus? 

In this inspiring message from our One Another series, Marg Perry shares a powerful word on love, generation, and legacy. Love with a purpose and use your words with a heart for the ones that you will leave behind. 

Allan Meyer challenges us to reflect upon God's purpose of marriage as we continue through the "One Another" series. Consider the destiny in your own marriage as we explore how God uses this most intimate of relationships as a tool of discipleship and growth. 

What your words create really matters. They guide direction, leave lasting memories, and build promises that shape the future.

The “One Another” series continues with this thought-provoking message from Jason Smith which illustrates the living out of Romans 12:18. It is easy to be hurt in relationships and sometimes we are guilty of hurting the ones we love. But God calls us to move beyond the worldly response to hurts and disappointments and to instead pursue “shalom”, whatever the circumstance. 

In this message from our “One Another” series, Ben Warwick challenges us that it's through kindness, compassion and forgiveness that we give people a taste of God's heart. 

“Forgive as you have been forgiven” is the theme of the latest “One Another” message. Christian Bullen examines Jesus’ parable of the unmerciful servant (Matthew 18) in the light of this pivotal commandment. Remember how you have been forgiven as you seek to forgive others and take hold of Jesus' peace to let go of past sadness, disappointment and anger. 

Allan Meyer challenges us to reflect upon God's purpose of marriage as we continue through the "One Another" series. Consider the destiny in your own marriage as we explore how God uses this most intimate of relationships as a tool of discipleship and growth. 

In this inspiring first message of the new sermon series One Another, Michael Grechko explores what it truly means to serve like Jesus. Drawing from Mark 9–10, Luke 22, John 13, and Philippians 2, he shows that Kingdom greatness isn’t found in titles or recognition, but in humility, love, and putting others first.

Warning: This message contains adult themes that some listeners may find disturbing. Yin Wah Yoong delivers a raw exploration of the obstacles that can damage our Christian walk and relationship with others. 

Sam Grimshaw kicks off our new relationships series, One Another, by exploring our temper and anger in the light of biblical revelation. 

In this inspiring first message of the new sermon series One Another, Michael Grechko explores what it truly means to serve like Jesus. Drawing from Mark 9–10, Luke 22, John 13, and Philippians 2, he shows that Kingdom greatness isn’t found in titles or recognition, but in humility, love, and putting others first.

Andrew Chisholm brings a hopeful and powerful message for our Vision update 2025, encouraging us to live out God’s purpose with clarity, confidence, and courage. Drawing from Psalm 19, John 15, and Revelation 22, he shows how God reveals Himself through both Scripture and creation. From church planting in Melbourne’s growing north to missions in Sri Lanka and beyond, Andrew invites us into a life...

In this powerful and deeply challenging message, Pastor Oscar Muriu teaches from 2 Corinthians 5:14 - 20 and asks a life-defining question: Are the things you’re living for worth Christ dying for?  Whatever your season of life, this message will challenge you to live brave and answer God’s call regardless of the cost.

In this thoughtful message, Megan Solomon defines Shalom as the peace that overflows from a right relationship with God through Jesus Christ. Cultivate shalom in your life and enjoy restorative relationships with yourself, others and creation. 

In this encouraging word from Sam Berkoh, we learn that God increases His Kingdom when we use the gifts He has already entrusted to us. What we consider ordinary can become extraordinary through faithful obedience to God’s call. 

In this message, Ben Warwick reminds us that Jesus is not just someone to believe in, He’s someone to encounter.

Do we come to God with a list of things for God to do for us? Do we pray with a preset plan of how God can help us? Amy Lin instead encourages us to seek God’s face in the context of relationship and to mediate and adore Him for who He is.