TRAC Chapel

Who is right or wrong and how do you decide? We can be left restless arguing over rules. Today we see that Jesus calls us to rest in him as our rule of thumb.

Why is Jesus like an iPhone 7? Find out as we continue to heed Jesus' call to follow in Luke 5-6

Everybody eats, but you don't eat with just anybody. It was the same in Jesus' day as it is in ours, but with even greater implications

I love you. They're the hardest words to say, but maybe they're even harder to do? That's the question Jesus poses when it comes to forgiveness.

There's a sense in which touch makes sense of who we are. So imagine if it was taken away from us. Jesus' touching encounter with a leper helps us make sense of ourselves and our God.

What are you hoping to catch in 2025? New phone, car, apprenticeship, romance? Whatever it is, are you catching or are you caught? Today Jesus meets his first disciples, who are more caught than they realise

As we wrap up our series on the Trinity we're considering how knowing Jesus as God's Son is actually how we can know the way to live.

What about the Holy Spirit? What exactly are we talking about here? We're often vague on the Spirit, which is a shame because there's so much we're missing out on if we don't get the Spirit.

Is it actually good news alone to hear that God is one? What does it mean for God to be three persons? Is this all just unnecessarily complicated? And what does Mr Tyndall's dog have to do with all of this?

What is God? It's hard to picture God in our minds, but the answer to what is God is actually in the question. Let's kick off our short series in the Trinity by answering the question: 'What is God?'

How can Christianity be good for our money when Jesus tells us to give it all away? As we wrap our Good series, what good can come of losing everything?

College Principal, Mr Mansour, is our guest preacher today, helping us to see that Christianity is good for community because it helps us live life to the full, fully serving our community.

Are you your body? What can I do with my body? What can we do with the bodies of others? We have many questions about our bodies, so to add another one: Is Christianity good for your body? Let's examine the body of evidence...

Everyone has a story to tell, but are we telling them or are they telling us what to do and who to be? Is your story a good one? Is it telling you the truth about yourself?

As we induct a new round of student leaders we can ask where the time went, and will these new leaders make the most of their time. Is Christianity a good use of our time?

Do you want the quiet life of no alarms and no surprises? You used to be able to have that as a Christian, but many have been caught off guard at receiving the 'bad guy' label from society. But perhaps we shouldn't be that surprised, nor should we stop being the bad guys.

In a world that is quick to define evil and limits good to the individual, can we find the common good? All this term we will thinking about Christianity and its role in 'the good'.

Sometimes a first glance can be deceiving, and as we come to the last scene in Genesis 3, God's intervening might not be all that it is seeming.

Find a job you love and you'll never work a day in your life. That's the saying, but where can you find a job like that outside of the Garden of Eden?

We live in an age of autonomy, but has it seen us rise and rise, or are we merely falling into its consequences? Listener Advice: Domestic violence is discussed within this sermon. If you or anyone needs help then please call 1800RESPECT (1800737732).

Amidst the curses that flow from Adam and Eve's disobedience, guest preacher, Mr Mansour, drew our attention to the hope of the Gospel that glistened in the garden on that dark day.

Guest preacher, Matt Bailey, from South Wagga Anglican Church asked us today what are we ashamed of in ourselves, and how are we trying to cover over our shame? He also reminded us that there's no hiding from the God who loves, seeks us and finds us in Jesus Christ.

www.human.god is not a real website, but according to God there are three Ws to being human. Find out what they are as we head back into Eden

What does this rock with a hidey-hole have to tell us about the value of human life? Find out as we begin our new series in Genesis 2-3

How would you respond if you'd just been raised from the brink of death? I doubt you would cook everyone a meal, but that's what happens in our final scene in Luke 3-4, and it's exactly what should be on our menu as we respond to Jesus.