St Albans Baptist Church - Sunday Messages

2019-01-20 Grahm Purkis by St Albans Baptist Church

2019-01-13 Alex Gale by St Albans Baptist Church

Join Mike Collins as he delves into the creation and evolution debate...

2018-12-30 Elizabeth Brown by St Albans Baptist Church

Join Sandra as she shares this Sunday before Christmas about "Keeping it Real" in this holiday season.

Have you ever stopped to consider how fortunate we are to live in the age of Grace? Good things come in small packages...

Jan Bovey: 2 December Jan Bovey will be sharing about the amazing outcome of her time in Cambodia after being prayed for by the church in June 2016. The word, "seek..." appears many times in the Bible, and when we intentionally seek God we see there is so much more to living in the Kingdom of God.

There is a Maori whakatauki (proverb) that says "Ka mua, ka muri" it means "walking backwards into the future" Join us this Sunday to look back at the year that was and forward to the year to come.

2018-11-18 John Alpe - I am Appreciated by St Albans Baptist Church

11 November 2018: Alex Gale

John Alpe: I am Blessed Part of our identity is that we are blessed. Many Christians struggle to believe this even fighting against the concept, but we are! However we only have what we exercise faith to believe for. How do you see yourself?

October 21 and 28: Robert Norris God reveals who we are This Sunday 28 October join Robert Norris for part two of his sermon as part of the identity series, titled "God reveals who we are". Catch up last weeks online if you missed part one.

October 21 and 28: Robert Norris God reveals who we are The next two weeks join Robert Norris for two part sermon as part of the identity series, titled "God reveals who we are".

October 14: Alex Gale As we follow in the footsteps of Jesus there can be lots of surprises! Join us for the 10am service to discover one of these as Alex Gale shares on Matthew 9:35-38.

October 7: Ngaire Button Parihaka, Takapuneke & me This final Sunday in our series Ngaire will share 3 stories from our history to help us understand our nations story and bring perspective to what each of us can do to effect our future.

2018-09-30 Josie Te Kahu by St Albans Baptist Church

SEPTEMBER 23: Stories from our History In NZ today God is blowing upon Maori and Pakeha cultures, bringing us together in a new way. Respect and partnering grow best when we have understanding, especially understanding of our history. It enables us to walk humbly with each other in this land we all love.

2018-09-16 Don Benn - What does Whanau mean for me? by St Albans Baptist Church

September 9: John Alpe A Brief Look at NZ Christian History Join John Alpe as he introduces a series of four Sunday Mornings around our bicultural country. There were not just two parties to the Treaty, but three. Maori, the Crown and the Missionaries. Without the missionaries there would never have been a Treaty of Waitangi. The Church still has a role in making NZ the best place in the world to...

September 2: Caleb Rattray "So they will know" Join Caleb this Father's Day as he shares about a father's role in passing on a legacy to the next generation.

August 19: Kelly Penny Answers from God Are you waiting on an answer from God? Does he seem to be taking his time? Or maybe the answer wasn't what you wanted. This Sunday morning Kelly will look into the topic of how God answers us and how we can respond.

Steve Bryant is a regular visiting speaker to our church, and this week shares about overcoming the giants in our lives.

August 5: Seb Norman Discipleship Discipleship may be a familiar word but what does it actually mean? How do we ‘make disciples’? Join Seb this Sunday as he delves into the practicals of Discipleship.

Join us this Sunday Morning 10am for part four of our "Who do you think you are?" series: We choose everyday who we will accept that we are. Are we a sinner saved, or a righteous person who sins? Life will give you plenty of different versions to believe, but God has given us tools to stand in his truth. Join Sandra and Tara as they explore these beliefs around our identity and the tools God has g...

July 22: John Alpe Who do you think you are? Part three of nine: I am Adopted The concept of being Adopted into God's Kingdom sounds like something less than, or second class, but its actually the opposite. In God's Kingdom adoption has always been the plan A. We are intimately part of the family.