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Rev Andy Pearson preaches on the song/poem found in Isaiah 53. Tonight, we look at the concluding scene of Isaiah 53 in verses 10-12, where God promises to send His servant, to die in our place.

This Easter Sunday, Rev Andy Pearson continues the sermon series in Mark focussing on chapter 12:13-17, where we look at the resurrection of Christ and also where we see Christ ridiculed for His belief in life after death.

One of our elders, Adam De Jong preaches on 2 Chronicles 21-24, preaching on Joash’s life.

One of our elders, Adam De Jong, preaches on Daniel 3, focusing on verse 16-18, on the belief in God and how this shapes our lives.

Rev Andy looks at the authorship, purpose & themes of Ecclesiastes, which is key, critical to understanding Ecclesiastes it is important for your life as we will be granted a bigger view of God and how we must obey what he says to us in his Holy word.

Exploring in the book of Mark three main points to reveal Jesus' identity as the son of God

Do we consider our own mortality? In this passage in Ecclesiastes, King Solomon points to our own death to motivate us, as Christians, in how we should live for God and honour Him in all that we do.

In this passage, Rev Andy Pearson preaches on how we see the approach to Jesus changing throughout this portion of Mark's gospel. He focuses on what this means for how we pray and change our own approach to God in prayer.

Rev Andy Pearson continues our sermon series in Ecclesiastes. In this passage, King Solomon is encouraging us to be wise in specific areas of our lives as children of God.

Rev Andy Pearson preaches on Mark 11:1-3, where we see a lot of the Old Testament promises being fulfilled. We learn about Jesus as a person, his purpose and the fundamental question...

What would you differently today if you knew that Christ was coming? Guest Preacher, Benjamin Wilks, considers this as he preaches on the two parables (the Parable of the Servant and the Parable of the Ten Virgins) found in Matthew 24:36-25:13.

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Rev Andy Pearson continues the sermon series in Ecclesiastes. Sometimes we struggle to be joyful at our circumstances of our lives. Real satisfaction can be found in the true joy of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Rev Andy Pearson continues our sermon series in Mark. In this sermon he focusses on Mark 10:46-52, where the blind beggar Bartimaeus is healed by this faith in Jesus.

What is a 'Godly' response to corrupt political rule? Rev Andy Pearson explores the practical teaching and instruction in this passage which shows us how we should be seeking God's glory under secular rule.

Guest Preacher, Matt Lillicrap, preaches on Philippians 1: 12-30, focusing on the phrase 'when Jesus is worth everything, His glory matters the most.'

Guest Preacher, Dr Eric Ortlund, preaches on 2 Samuel 12, focussing on verses 24 and 25. He explores how out of Davids 'nightmare' came the birth of Jesus & how this shows that there is no limit to the kindness and goodness of the Lord.

Tonight, Rev Andy Pearson is preaching on the subject of death - the great unmentionable in the 21st century. We hear from this passage in 2 Timothy what Almighty God has to say on the subject of death, focusing on verse 10.

'What must I do to inherit eternal life?' Rev Andy Pearson preaches on how Jesus will answer this question and what five lessons that we will learn about eternal life from this passage

Tonight, Rev Andy Pearson preached on John. He explores the first responses to Jesus' Crucifixion and asks what can we learn from these first responses?

This morning we are considering a familiar story in the book of Numbers. Rev Andy Pearson explores how it points to the path of life and how we can be healed from a the poison of sin that affects all of our lives.

Tonight, Rev Andy Pearson continues our sermon series in Ecclesiastes, focuses on verses 15-29 of Chapter 7. This passage will bring out some challenging truths about me and you, and our relationship with the Holy, Triune God.

Guest Preacher Colin Ross looks at the overarching theme of belief and destiny, focusing on the first few verses of John 3.

This evening, Brad Bitner preaches on Psalm 14, considering the ‘fools heart’. The fool, in this Psalm, is one who says there is no God. The Psalm teaches us an lament over the fool, his heart, and what that means for God’s people.

Brad Bitner preaches on the last section of Romans 8. Here we pick up on the climax of the passage, where we learn more of the simple truth that if we are in Christ, and trust in Him, God is for us.