Outpost Church, McLaren Vale

So hating someone is equivalent to murder? An insult is as well? Lets dive in to what Jesus teaches around hatred, anger and murder.

Sometimes we get so focussed on the kingdom that we forget the King. 

The kingdom of heaven has come near - what does that mean for the law and our lives today?

Scotty Richo hits up calling, sharing from his own story of following Jesus and the things that have challenged that. 

Christy kicks off looking at Psalm 131 as she looks at how God is the ultimate parent.

Continuing our series on the Sermon on the Mount, Shane hits up the astounding words of Jesus declaring us to be salt and light. How does this impact the various relationships and environments that we find ourselves in?

Join Geoff as he hits up his top few learnings from his time in Asia and Europe. 

There is more. Don’t settle, don’t level off.

"He did not commit sin, and no deceit was found in his mouth; when he was insulted, he did not insult in return; when he suffered, he did not threaten but entrusted himself to the one who judges justly ." 1 Peter 2:22-23

Our cry of "Save Us!" can't be accompanied by a prescription of how that saving is to be done. 

An upside down kingdom! Who are the blessed ones? Really?  We begin looking at Jesus' Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 5-7. Kicking off with the beatitudes in chapter 5, we see Jesus turn our understanding of blessing on its head. 

Word is that you can't serve both God and money. Christy hits this up. Highly recommend. 

"Repent, because the Kingdom of God has come near."  This statement is repeated by both John the Baptist and Jesus in Matthew's gospel. Shane unpacks the significance of this statement, looking at the key words and how it impacts upon us today. 

Beth digs into Hebrews and explores how Jesus reveals these essential aspects of God. 

Jesus announced the coming kingdom, and demonstrated it. We are called to do the same. It is not about just trying harder to live like Jesus. If we are to breathe out the kingdom wherever we go, we need to prioritise breathing it in.

Nick shares testimonies of how he met Jesus, and how he's seen Him at work in the workplace and throughout his life. 

Ello shares her motives and strategies for these 2 significant areas of life. 

Jill shares of her own experiences in this critical area of life.  

Christy shares an overview of some key aspects of the vision of Outpost Church. We are called to be ambassadors of Christ! We proudly live as citizens of heaven as our primary identity. Together we seek to be a community of united, devoted Jesus followers so that the family of God might expand through our shared Kingdom life here in McLaren Vale!

Hey, why not start a cafe during a global pandemic? Some reflections from the Richos on their first 6 months in business and what led them to starting this adventure. 

What hope do we have of deep reconciliation in our own lives and the lives of those around us? Shane examines how Paul petitions Philemon to do the culturally impossible, and how we are called to do the same. 

Lachy shares his experience of living out his faith through university and into the early stages of his working career as an engineer. 

Unpacking God's plan for sex, marriage and relationships. 

Continuing to look at the big questions we ask when reading the bible: - What does it say? - What does it mean? - What does it matter? and the bonus 4th question...

Communicating with God through Journalling.