CityLife Church Australia

In this Easter Sunday message, Amanda unpacks how Jesus transformed His followers’ journey into one of renewed hope and purpose and reveals that He does the same for us today when we turn and trust in Him.

What if the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just a historical event but the turning point for your life today? In this Easter message, Mike explores the power and meaning of the resurrection and why it continues to transform lives across the world.

Andrew explains the futility of chasing after “the good life” when Jesus died and rose to give us a new life, centred in relationship with Him.

Jesus is the hinge of history; His resurrection changes everything for us just as it did two millennia ago. Rob explores the significance of the resurrection in this Easter Sunday message.

Sam explores how Jesus brought peace into the disciples’ lives and by His Spirit empowered them to take this peace into the whole world - a privilege He also gives us today.

What if the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just a historical event but the turning point for your life today? In this Easter message, Mike explores the power and meaning of the resurrection and why it continues to transform lives across the world.

In this Good Friday message, Christian explores how Jesus turned the cross from a sign of humiliation into a symbol of hope.

What did Jesus say in His final moments and why does it matter? In this message, Ben explores Christ’s last words from the cross and what they mean for our lives today.

Ann-Marie leads us in a time of reflection as we consider Jesus offering His forgiveness from the cross and how He extends this same mercy to us today.

Steve explores how humanity is in sin against God and can only be redeemed by the sinless Jesus’ atonement sacrifice on the Cross.

What did Jesus really mean when He said, “Father, forgive them” on the cross? In this Good Friday sermon, Andrew unpacks the meaning of Jesus’ words during the crucifixion and why they remain central to the Christian faith.

What did Jesus really mean when He said, “Father, forgive them” on the cross? In this Good Friday sermon, Andrew unpacks the meaning of Jesus’ words during the crucifixion and why they remain central to the Christian faith.

Michael examines how Jesus’ loving submission and sacrificial leadership is revealed by His Palm Sunday entry into Jerusalem.

Right after the Triumphant Entry to Jerusalem, Jesus dismantles the traps set up by His opponents as an attempt to expose Him as a false Messiah. What can we learn about discipleship through Jesus' interaction with them?

In this practical and heartfelt message, Sasie emphasises the importance of both knowing and practising Jesus’ words if we are to live as His authentic disciples.

Andrew reflects on what Jesus said about faithfulness in this Palm Sunday message.

Who is Jesus really, and why does it matter? In this Palm Sunday sermon, Racquel explores Jesus’ claims about His identity and what the Bible reveals about who He truly is.

Who is Jesus really, and why does it matter? In this Palm Sunday sermon, Racquel explores Jesus’ claims about His identity and what the Bible reveals about who He truly is. 

Discipleship begins when we step forward because Jesus said, “Come.” Be strengthened in your faith as Reuel delivers his first message as lead pastor of Melbourne City.

In this honest and practical message, Sam unfolds the meaning behind "taking up our cross" and losing our life for Jesus' sake.

Using Jesus' words in Matthew 16:24, Amanda explores the invitation for us to respond daily to three things: Deny. Take Up. Follow.

Megan explains why discipleship is a non-negotiable part of our Christian identity. It is personal, it is costly, and it is a directive of our Lord Jesus Christ.

What did Jesus mean when He taught us to pray, “Give us this day our daily bread”? Andrew explores how this familiar line from the Lord’s Prayer goes far deeper than physical provision.

What did Jesus mean when He taught us to pray, “Give us this day our daily bread”? Andrew explores how this familiar line from the Lord’s Prayer goes far deeper than physical provision.

Amy unpacks how coming to Jesus in prayer with a humble heart and being “poor in spirit” helps form us into Kingdom disciples.