St Paul's Auckland

We continue our Dear Church series, looking at the letter to the church in Philadelphia. It's a wonderful word of encouragement, spoken to a people who had stayed faithful through thick and thin. We'll take a look at Christ's promise to them, and what that might mean for us.

We continue our Dear Church series, looking at the letter to the church in Sardis. The passage is from Revelation 3:1-6, and looks at the theme of being 'alive but spiritually dead'. We unpack what that might look like in today's context.  (The second video not included on this recording can be found online by searching for Bible Project - How To Read Apocalyptic Literature.)

We continue our series through the seven letters to the seven churches in Revelation. We'll be looking at Paul's letter to the church in Pergamum, and what it means for us today.

Rev Dr Sam Wells joins us for an open night on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence. There will be a time of Q&A at the end. This event was hosted together with the Anglican Diocese of Auckland. 

What if suffering wasn’t the end of the story? In this talk, we’re travelling back to ancient Smyrna, a church that faced persecution and poverty, but refused to give up. The letter in Revelation 2 still holds truths for us today. How do we remain faithful when life becomes difficult? 

We're continuing our journey through the seven letters to the seven churches in Revelation. In this talk, we will be looking at Paul's letter to the church in Ephesus, as they remain faithful in the midst of challenges.

We're starting our new series with a powerful vision of Christ and an overview of Revelation. We’re thrilled to welcome back Rev. Dr. Nathan McLellan to launch this journey with us as we discover what it means to be His church in this moment.

This week we’ll conclude our church values series by exploring the power of habits. Throughout this series, we’ve reflected on the question Who are we becoming? This week, we'll tie everything together by examining both personal and communal habits.

This week we're looking at the fourth of our five values: humour. We don’t take ourselves too seriously at St Paul's, so what does it look like to have fun and encounter the joy of God bubbling up in everyday life together?

Guest Speaker Carl Tinnion looks at the theme of Hope, as we continue our series through our five values. 

Our value this week is Hungry, and we’ll be exploring how to stir our passion in following Jesus and how we can invite him in to satisfy all our deepest longings.

We're starting a new series, looking at our church values and what they mean for our lives both individually and collectively. This week, we're kicking off with Humble, considering the kindness and goodness of God, and the call to serve as Jesus did.

We celebrate Pentecost, the Church's birthday! We'll explore what waiting for God to pour out His Spirit afresh means for day-to-day life, and how we might be attentive to it. 

We are looking at the widow and the unjust judge in Luke 18 – a parable that challenges the persistence of our faith and our view of God’s character.

We continue our series on praying for a holy awakening, looking at ways to navigate spiritual opposition to our prayers.

We are looking at repentance and turning to God both for us individually and as a church, as we continue to press into praying for a holy awakening. Listen in as we hear stories from around the world.

Over the next six weeks, we'll be exploring the powerful link between prayer and renewal, and how we as the church can rekindle our prayer lives. Listen along as we look at the foundations for prayer as we kick off this new series. The video referred to during Matt's talk is from 24/7 Prayer - called 'Why Pray? www.24-7prayer.com/about/why-pray/

He is Risen! This Sunday we celebrate the Risen Christ, looking at the resurrection and how it transforms our lives.

On Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week, we looked at Matthew 21:1-11 and the Great Commission. 

Listen in as we continue our With Jesus, For Jesus series with Matt Bruns.

Our special guest is the founder of 24/7 Prayer, Pete Greig. Pete will be speaking to us about the urgency of prayer.

Mountains, clouds, and tents. The account of the Transfiguration is rich with biblical imagery and deep significance, but at its heart is the revelation of who Jesus is and His coming to be with us. It is an invitation to be with God, and a message of hope. Listen in, as we explore this further.

This Sunday, we are with Jesus at the well, meeting him in our brokenness and finding living water that satisfies our deepest thirst. We'll see how this becomes a core part of who we are and what we are.

We have begun our Lenten series With Jesus, For Jesus. Through Matthew 4:1-11, we will be 'with Jesus in the wilderness' - asking how to live faithfully through life's trials.