HumeRidge Church of Christ

Have you ever wondered if someone can be too broken for God to reach? We will step into one of the most dramatic encounters in the Gospels, where we meet a man everyone wrote off as a hopeless case but who Jesus knew was worth rescuing. Discover how Christ brings freedom, restores dignity and offers hope where there seems to be none. Be encouraged by the God who still changes lives. If you enjoyed...

As we bring our journey through Psalm 23 to a close, we turn our eyes to the Shepherd who has led us every step of the way. Together we'll reflect on what it means to be His sheep—following His voice, resting in His care, growing through every season, and bearing fruit for His glory. Join us as we conclude "Not OK, But Not Alone," celebrating the Shepherd who never leaves His flock a...

What does it mean that God prepares a table for us in the presence of our enemies? Journey through Psalm 23:5 as we explore God's invitation to belonging, grace, and abundance, and the surprising truth about who the gospel makes room at the table for. If you enjoyed this sermon please consider subscribing. CONNECT WITH US Instagram: www.instagram.com/humeridgechurch Facebook: www.facebook.com/...

The valleys of life can feel dark, cold, and overwhelming. The shadows seem larger than life, and every step can feel uncertain, even impossible. But what if you're not as alone as you think? Discover the powerful truth that even in the deepest valleys, a Protector is walking beside you—One whose love is greater than your fears and whose presence never leaves you. If you enjoyed this sermon pl...

More than comfort. More than guidance. God is in the business of restoration — renewing weary souls, transforming broken lives, and leading us out of darkness into lives that radiate His character, power, and glory. Why? Because restoration always carries purpose. If you enjoyed this sermon please consider subscribing. CONNECT WITH US Instagram: www.instagram.com/humeridgechurch Facebook: www.face...

What if the world isn’t just busy… but breathless? We rush. We chase. We measure our lives by movement, noise, and output — yet still ache for rest. But Scripture whispers of another way. A different rhythm. One untouched by the panic of the temporary. A life where people matter more than possessions, presence more than performance, and eternity outweighs urgency. A slower pace. A game with a diff...

Maybe we’ve been doing life all wrong. Busy schedules, constant pressure, endless striving for more—all while the ground keeps shifting beneath our plans. But the Shepherd offers something different: peace instead of pressure, purpose instead of striving, and security for the restless soul. Maybe it’s time to wipe the whiteboard clean and start again. Psalm 23 is not for memorising, it’s for livin...

Feelings of guilt and shame can weigh us down. Jesus came to lighten the load. This week, guest speaker Steve Peach looks at a couple of conversations Jesus had with people struggling beneath the weight of condemnation, and shows how the freedom and salvation He brings can be lived out in our lives today. If you enjoyed this sermon please consider subscribing. CONNECT WITH US Instagram: www.instag...

Our homes shape so much of who we become. They can be places of warmth, growth and faith or places where those things feel harder to find. What does it look like to create an atmosphere where learning about God and living out our faith becomes a natural, everyday part of life – not just for our children but for anyone who steps through our doors? Let’s be encouraged and equipped to make our home a...

Our homes shape so much of who we become. They can be places of warmth, growth and faith or places where those things feel harder to find. What does it look like to create an atmosphere where learning about God and living out our faith becomes a natural, everyday part of life – not just for our children but for anyone who steps through our doors? Let’s be encouraged and equipped to make our home a...

I have been involved in premarital education and conducting weddings since 1979. I can’t remember any couple who came to see me and didn’t think their marriage would last “till death do us part”. Over time, many of those couples had a marriage that sadly didn’t last. We will consider some well-known Biblical truths that, if understood and committed to, will result in a healthier character and a ma...

In the beginning, motivated by grace, God made us in his image so that we might know Him and be known by Him. But we believed Satan's lie and became dissatisfied with God. Intimacy was lost, and the relationship was broken. We rebelled and tried to live outside the boundaries God set. Neale Proellocks begins a new series, “Built To Last”, looking at what the Apostle John says about Jesus, the...

What will you do with this Jesus? A Roman governor asked it 2,000 years ago—cornered, conflicted, under pressure. We still answer it today… with our lives. Jesus isn’t just a story. Not just an idea. At Easter, the question won’t go away: What will you do with Him? Ignore Him? Reject Him? Keep your distance? Or bow before Him? The cross demands a response. The empty tomb leaves no middleground. If...

When everything turns dark, and the ground beneath us feels uncertain, it can seem as if God has vanished. We cry out into the silence, “Where are You, God?” Jesus cried the same on the first Good Friday. And yet—God was not absent. He was there, shaking the world, tearing through the darkness, and making a way where there was none. And in your darkest hour, when hope feels lost—He is there. Come....

Jesus, in compassion, warns us about “ferocious wolves in sheep’s clothing”—false teachers who appear good but lead us away from Him. He says we will recognise them by their fruit. To spot what is false, we must first know what is true; to discern a false teacher, we must understand what Scripture says a good one looks like. If you enjoyed this sermon please consider subscribing. CONNECT WITH US I...

“Do you want to get well?” Surely the answer to that question would be yes. But are we ready to admit when we are unwell? Jesus shows us that when we say, “I can’t,” we have a compassionate God who says, “I can do more than you could ever imagine.” Elicia speaks on God’s compassion and what it means to surrender to Him. If you enjoyed this sermon please consider subscribing. CONNECT WITH US Instag...

It is easy for us to complicate what is most important in following Jesus. There are some black and white issues, and there are a whole lot of greys. However, Jesus told his disciples directly what following Him needs to look like… The question is, are we ready to go there and follow Him no matter the cost? If you enjoyed this sermon please consider subscribing. CONNECT WITH US Instagram: www.inst...

The New Testament writers use different names or titles to describe who Jesus was and what his mission would be during his earthly ministry. We also have a number of terms used in the Book of Revelation that help us understand the risen Christ. Each of these terms helps us grasp something wonderful and encouraging about our Saviour. One of the most frequently used terms throughout the New Testamen...

God’s Word has a lot to say about how we live with one another. In Jesus’ day, the people who feared God held themselves—and everyone else—to impossibly high standards…standards they often couldn’t meet. But here’s the good news: when we live by grace, we don’t just survive—we flourish under it. We dive into how Jesus invites us to grow—not just in grace, but in the wisdom that flows from it. If y...

Faith often awakens when everything else has failed. In the middle of the crowd…In the midst of chaos…He sees you. One question. One moment. Two miracles, Lives changed: “Who touched My clothes?” Discover the power of desperation, and reaching out. If you enjoyed this sermon please consider subscribing. CONNECT WITH US Instagram: www.instagram.com/humeridgechurch Facebook: www.facebook.com/humerid...

When fear and doubt rise like waves, Jesus reminds us that even little faith is enough when it’s placed in a great Saviour. We will discover how Jesus meets us in life’s storms, calls us to trust Him, and uses our smallest faith to do the impossible. If you enjoyed this sermon please consider subscribing. CONNECT WITH US Instagram: www.instagram.com/humeridgechurch Facebook: www.facebook.com/humer...

So often, we struggle to understand what God is doing because we see only with human eyes. We ask the how, the when, and the what if—trying to make sense of His plans before we trust them. Yet God never asks us for what we do not have, and He never calls us to do something He will not also give us the grace to do. As we reflect on a story we know well, perhaps God is gently inviting us to see it—a...

Launching a new series: “Questions That Deserve an Answer.” Unlike many teachers of His time, Jesus didn’t simply tell people what to think. He invited them to discover truth for themselves—by asking direct, insightful, and intentional questions that demanded deep reflection and personal response. When faith begins to look for signs instead of truth, blindness follows. Jesus warns us to guard our...

The Parable of the Sower is often read as a challenge to examine the condition of our hearts—but what if it also calls us to examine our obedience? It's good for us to consider not only the soil but also the farmer who faithfully scatters seed. We reflect on what keeps us from sowing the gospel, and how Christ calls His people to return to faithful, generous seed-sowing. If you enjoyed this se...

Life can sometimes feel like we’re moving from one crisis to another. It can wear you down! 2600+ years ago, Daniel, a young Jewish exile faced a life-threatening crisis not of his own making. What will he do? How will he respond? How will he react? How will his understanding of God shape his response? Guest speaker, Murray Wright leads us through the importance of seeking God’s wisdom in crisis....