Como Baptist Church

5 July 2026 - Ben O'Reilly Ben is preaching a series based on the book "Step In to the Mission of God" by Mike Stevens. We are exploring how ordinary followers of Jesus can join God’s mission in everyday life through the simple practices of Pray, Live, Share, as we learn to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit.

28 June 2026 - Geoff Kingsford Geoff from Prison Fellowship shares about the work the PF does, and then shares with us a practical illustration from Leviticus that demonstrates how grace works and how we receive righteousness.(This audio also contains a presentation on Prison Fellowship, the sermon starts at 24:26)

21 June 2026 - Katherine Porter Katherine Porter from OM continues our Faith Promise series "What's Love Look Like?"

14 June 2026 - Ed Devine Ed Devine from Baptist World Aid continues our Faith Promise series "What's Love Look Like?"

7th June 2026 - Lisa Cornish Lisa starts our Faith Promise series "What's Love Look Like?"

31st May 2026 - Ben O'Reilly Ben acknowledges National Reconciliation Week and explores the broader biblical call to reconciliation. We consider how Christ has moved toward us in grace, and how he calls us to become people who move toward reconciliation in our relationships, our community, and our world.

24th May 2026 - Shelby O'Reilly Shelby leads our all ages service in looking at how the story of the centurion seeking Jesus' help for his sick servant teaches us how to live humble with Jesus.

17th May 2026 - Khalil Khalil concludes our series in Acts, looking at six sermons in Acts where the early church proclaims the gospel.

10th May 2026 - Ben O'Reilly Ben continues our series in Acts, looking at six sermons in Acts where the early church proclaims the gospel.

3rd May 2026 - Ben O'Reilly Ben continues our series in Acts, looking at six sermons in Acts where the early church proclaims the gospel.

26th April 2026 - Christine DaymonChristine continues our new series in Acts, looking at six sermons in Acts where the early church proclaims the gospel.

19th April 2026 - Theo DoraisamyTheo continues our new series in Acts, looking at six sermons in Acts where the early church proclaims the gospel.

12th April 2026 - Ben O'ReillyBen launches our new series in Acts, looking at six sermons in Acts where the early church proclaims the gospel.

5th April 2026 - Ben O'ReillyEaster is not just meant to move us for a moment. It is meant to change us forever. In this Easter Sunday message from 2 Corinthians 5:13–21, Ben explores what it means that Jesus not only died for all, but was raised again, so that all who live would no longer live for themselves, but for him. Because of the cross and the empty tomb, our debt is cleared, the way t...

3rd April 2026 - Ben O'ReillyGood Friday is not just moving. It is compelling. In this message from 2 Corinthians 5:13–15, we reflect on the love of Christ shown at the cross, a love so great that Jesus did for us what we could never do for ourselves. He paid the debt of sin, made rescue possible, and opened the way into a new life marked by freedom in him. This message explores why Jesus had...

29th March 2026In these segments from our Palm Sunday kids service, we explore how Jesus showed us that he has power like no other. We see a dramatic monologue recounting how Jesus healed a widow's son and brought him back to life. We hear how Jesus' power can impact our lives today, and are encouraged to take that truth with us into the situations we are facing.

22nd March 2026 - Ben O'ReillyBen preached from Esther 9 and explored the festival of Purim, the practice God’s people adopted to remember the great reversal he brought about for them. In this message, we are reminded that faith is not sustained only by fresh emotion or present clarity. It is also strengthened as we remember what God has already done. Whether through dramatic turning points, q...

15th March 2026 - Shelby O'ReillyIn this message from Esther 5 and 6, Shelby explores what true courage really looks like. In a world that tells us to live with “main character energy” and take control of our own story, Esther shows us a better way. Her courage is not loud, self-driven, or controlling. It is humble, patient, discerning, and surrendered to God. As the story turns in an unexpect...

8th March 2026 - Christine DaymonWhen faith becomes comfortable or passive, it can be easy to lose sight of what God is doing. In this message from Esther 4, Christine explores how God remains faithful even when His people drift, calling them back to humility, prayer, and obedience. Through Mordecai’s challenge to Esther, we are reminded that God is still at work behind the scenes and invites us t...

1st March 2026 - Ben O'ReillyWhen life feels ordinary or God seems quiet, it can be hard to see what He is doing. In this first message from our series in Esther, we explore how God is often already at work behind the scenes, shaping our lives through everyday circumstances and preparing us for moments we cannot yet see.

22nd February 2026 - Ben O'ReillyWe explore how God grows and strengthens us through one another, and why meeting together isn’t just tradition, but essential to our life in Christ. Through a simple illustration of how a bundle of sticks is stronger together, and a practical moment of shared encouragement, we’re reminded that following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey. We need each o...

15th February 2026 - Shelby O'Reilly Baptism has always been part of the life of the church, but it’s worth asking why. Looking at Romans 6 and Acts 2, we see that baptism tells a story. It reflects Jesus’ death and resurrection, and it symbolises our own turning from the old life and stepping into new life with him. The water itself isn’t magical. It is a visible expression of something God h...

8th February 2026 - Ben O'ReillyMoney can be personal, emotional, and sometimes uncomfortable to talk about in church. But generosity is about far more than a transactional act or a religious obligation. In this message, we explore how giving is a spiritual practice that gently shapes our hearts and teaches us what it means to trust God. Rather than pressure or obligation, tithing is framed as...

1st February 2026 - Ben O'ReillyWhy do Christians take communion — and what does it really mean? In this sermon from Why We Do What We Do, we explore communion as a meal of remembrance, confession, and hope. Tracing its roots from the Passover to the Last Supper, this message invites us to see communion not as empty ritual, but as a grace-filled moment that tells the truth about us, the truth...

25th January 2026 - Ben O'ReillyIn this message, we reflect on our own stories and consider how God has been present through the moments that have shaped us. We explore how God works in ordinary experiences, difficult seasons, and unfinished chapters of life, and how patterns of growth and faithfulness often become clearer when we look back. This sermon is about recognising where God has been...