Anchor Church City

God’s commitment to fulfill his promises will not be derailed by human sinfulness

We can’t climb up to heaven to reach God. Heaven needs to come down to us!

We don’t always follow God’s plan, even when it’s clear. Follow the story of sneaky Isaac, scheming Rebecca, snatching Jacob and savage Esau.

The story of God has never been about the merit of the one chosen, but the grace of the one who chooses.

Seti Latu takes us back to God's foundations for marriage in Genesis 2, outlining 5 keys to a healthy marriage.

In our sex-saturated culture, the idea of being single and celibate is unthinkable. In this talk, Matt Sparks helps us consider the Bible's teaching on singleness and how we can create a community where, no matter what your relationship status, we all thrive as we seek to be the family of God

Where do we make disciples? Everywhere. Everyone.

How do we make disciples? By prayerfully sowing the seed of the gospel into people's lives.

Who makes disciples? If you are a disciple of Jesus, you are a disciple-maker. There are no spectators in the church. God wants to use you!

How do I follow Jesus? Being a disciple isn't simply about believing the right things, but living like Jesus.

How do I follow Jesus? At the heart of being a disciple of Jesus is the heart—we need inner renewal to love like Jesus.

How do I follow Jesus? A disciple of Jesus is someone that is learning to love and live like Jesus. This transformative learning begins with our heads, sinks down to our hearts, and overflows to our hands.

What does Jesus require of me? Awakened to new life by the gospel, Jesus calls his disciples to follow him and fish for people.

What did Jesus come to do? As Jesus brings the kingdom of God, he heals everything sin has broken.

Who is Jesus? This is the most fundamental question for discipleship. As the Son of God, Jesus Christ has a unique authority to which we must yield.

As we prepare to launch a second service to #MakeRoom for more people to encounter Jesus, we looked at the faith-in-action of the paralytic's four friends in Mark 2 and Matt Sparks challenged us to have a #WhateverItTakes attitude to bring our friends to Jesus.

As people who have been saved by God's mercy, we are to be devoted to doing good.

Paul instructs Titus to teach sound doctrine for life, so that our lives might make the gospel attractive to a watching world.

Baby Dedication Sunday. Children are the greatest in the kingdom of God. Jesus elevates the status of children, welcoming them as members of the kingdom of God, and holds kids up as our kingdom example.

As he outlines qualification for elders, Paul emphasises the critical importance of belief matching up with behaviour.

As we celebrate Anchor's 4th Birthday, Matt Sparks reminded us of the joy of partnership.

As Jesus concludes his Manifesto, he confronts us with the necessity of choice. There are only two ways to live: one leads to life, one to destruction. You cannot remain indifferent to his teaching. Make sure you choose the way that leads to life.

Jesus shows us how to relate to our brothers and sisters in the kingdom, to outsiders, to God, and—in the end—to everyone.

Guest preacher Rev Stuart Coulton challenged us to whole-hearted devotion to God. Serving any master apart from God leads to anxiety. Instead of being preoccupied with money, career, or lifestyle, we need to seek first God's kingdom knowing that our Father loves us and will provide for our needs.

Jesus is calling for a radical shift in your relationship with 'your' money—you are not what you have, rather radical generosity is the path to human flourishing.