Dayspring Church Audio Podcast

This week we are continuing with our series “called to be” looking at how we are called to be a people of love. What does this look and how do live this out in a culture and time that is more concerned with self than it is with one another.

We are called to be free. We are called to be love. We are called to be light in the darkest of places. We are called to be a people in step with His Spirit, bearing the fruit of His Spirit. We are called to be distinct. This Sunday we kick off our new series “called to be” and we start by looking at how we are called to be distinct in this world, to be recognisably different that God might be pro...

We conclude our 101 series teaching into a life that is empowered by grace. Grace empowers us in our weakness to live a life of power. A power that transforms us and a power that flows through us as we walk out the mission and call of Christ for our lives.

We kick off a two part teaching in the grace as God as we bring our 101 series to its conclusion. Grace is not just salvation and forgiveness, but a whole new order of life. Over the next two weeks we are going to see that there are 3 main aspects of grace. A grace that saves, grace that transforms and grace that empowers.

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We kick-off our new series, “101”, looking at what makes Dayspring, Dayspring. This week Ps Aaron teaches on the priority of 'His Presence', and how we can cultivate a value for, and awareness of, His presence in our life.

We continue our ‘Formed’ series looking at the 7th Beatitude, “Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the sons of God”. What did it mean, culturally and biblically to be a peacemaker in Jesus’ time? . What does it look like for us, as a community, today? What does it look like for me personally? We look at what it means to be a peacemaker, by highlighting what a peacemaker is, and wh...

Continuing our series, 'Formed', we explore the Beatitudes “Blessed are the merciful”, and “Blessed are the pure in heart”. In this context, we view mercy as a love of God which manifests itself in an attitude of identification with others, that we might be tempted to exclude. We see purity as a singleness of heart, an honesty which has no hidden motive, no selfish interest - in other wo...

We continue our series, 'Formed', looking at the next beatitude, "blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness". We look at how we need to approach our understanding of righteousness with humility, and that our level of hunger and thirst, as well as the objects of our appetites, will truly determine our experience of it.

We continue our new series, ‘Formed’, by looking at the first 3 Beatitudes that Jesus teaches. “Blessed are the poor in spirit”, “Blessed are those who mourn”, and “Blessed are the meek”. We look at the theme of humility and its significance, as Jesus launches His entire sermon on the mount from this idea of placing ourselves at the bottom, in order to be a servant of all.

Ps Aaron kicks off our new "formed" series where we look at Jesus' teaching in the beatitudes. The Beatitudes have the power and wisdom, to center us, to re-order our disordered desires in this cultural moment and bring the formation we are longing for, firstly in our own lives and then pushed through Christian community into our culture.

This week Ps Kristen wraps up our 'Found' series, looking at how we can take all that we have learned over the previous weeks, and have it outworked in our lives. We need to take up the challenge to accept and embrace the stretch of new relationships: the discomfort of allowing others to speak into our lives, and remember that it is all only possible through the empowering of the Holy Spirit.&nbsp...

We continue our 'Found' series, looking at The Vision and Mission that God calls us to live out of as the people of God. Jesus gives His people a clear vision of being an interconnected, loyal, stubbornly committed community, formed around a Covenantal, Cross-Shaped, Christ, kind of love for one another. But this vision comes with an equally clear mission: to be a people who are committed to pract...

Ps Aaron continues our series, “Found”, teaching from Psalm 133: “How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity." Community is not easy, but it is good: it is not conflict free, but it is pleasant. We need to “make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit”, and allow the oneness of our God, to work oneness into us.

Description. God has a vision For the planet. He wants all his creation to kn ow him through Jesus.  We are a part of that plan. He wants us to know who we are in his plan. Once we know who we are, we can discover what we can do to be a part of his vision. 

Paul teaches us in 1 Cor. 8 that “knowledge puffs up while love builds up”.  We must allow love to govern all our relationships.

This Resurrection Sunday, Ps Aaron wraps up our ‘Costly Love’ series, revealing the resurrection as a life- altering, world-changing moment from which we are called to live out our lives. What does it mean to see life through the resurrection?

Continuing our Costly Love series, Mike Gore, CEO of Open Doors, draws on lessons from the Persecuted Church to highlight our need for Resilience. Courageous Faith, and Costly Love, cannot be outworked, in the absence of resilience.

Ps. Aaron kicks off our Easter series “costly love” asking us the question: Who is defining what love looks like in our life?

PS Aaron continues our vision series, “found & formed” teaching into the need for disciples of Christ to live with hearts postured toward repentance.   What does Jesus say about repentance? What does repentance look like in kingdom?

The Cross & The Towel Ps Aaron and Kristen continue our series on Found & Found with a message around the grace practice of service. As we look at the life Jesus lived we learn that the kingdom of God is carried upon servants. Jesus reveals to us that our God is a God of profound love and service, His is a Kingdom built upon love and service and so we, His people are called to be the expre...

Ps Aaron kicks off our vision series for 2021 "Found & Formed". Where are we finding home? The place you are found is the place you will find significance, identity and belonging and it is therefore the place that will form you. As disciples of Jesus our desires is to be found with Christ, so that we can be formed by Christ.