St Paul's Auckland

Matt begins our new series focusing on the “I am” teachings of Jesus in John’s Gospel. Our hope is that we will not only see Jesus with fresh eyes, but that this will change our experience of and grow our connection with him in new and meaningful ways throughout this series.

Sally unpacks Jesus' feeding of a multitude of people, touching every human need.

Matt explores 1 Corinthians 12 and unpacks some of the unique ways in which we are individually wired. How does this impact the way we engage with one another and how might this revitalise our relationship with God?

Guest speaker Andrew Shamy from Venn speaks on God’s call to care for creation. 

Sam concludes our Wholly Spirit series, focusing on how life in the Spirit should propel us out into the world as we pray and embody 'Thy Kingdom Come'. 

As we continue with our series, Nathan explores the power of testimony and how it strengthens our trust in God and our connection with each other. 

John Carr and The River ministry team continue our series, as we respond to Jesus’s call to be filled with the Spirit.

We continue our series on the Holy Spirit, looking at what happens when our lives are filled with the Spirit’s power, becoming God’s co-workers as he heals and restores our world.

Julia continues our series focusing on how God affirms our material world and cares about our bodies and physical needs. She unpacks some of the issues that arise when we keep the physical and spiritual separate, which can lead to misunderstandings about God and the life of faith he's calling us to live.

Matt continues our new series exploring the first of the five elements that make charismatic churches unique and how we can develop and pursue them in our everyday faith.

Sam kicks off our new series, Wholly Spirit. Over the next eight weeks, we will be exploring what it looks like to live with a radical openness to the Holy Spirit in all areas of our lives. 

Ian looks at Matthew 11:28 and what it means to come to Christ with every aspect of our lives.

Guest speaker Jill Smith is passionate about prophetic ministry and leads Pukekohe Uplift Church with her husband

God calls us to praise him in all seasons of life. We praise not just with our mind and spirit but with our physical bodies. What does it actually look like to embody our praise and why it is so important?

Sam looks at how the book of Psalms concludes, and asking once again how this might inspire and shape our lives of prayer.

Trouble in life is part of the human experience. The Psalms help us to see our troubles in light of what God has done and will do. Listen along as we hear the call to give thanks to the Lord and to hope in the future.

We all experience fear as we encounter new situations, significant opportunities, and difficult challenges. What does it look like for us as Christians to face our fears as we follow Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit? Nathan considers these questions through the lens of Psalm 27.

Focussing on Psalm 13, we explore the challenge of how we respond when God seems silent. 

We continue our series on The Psalms delving into Psalm 94 which looks at how lament and anger are useful tools when faced with injustice. 

Carl Tinnion will be exploring a theology of beauty and creativity and what role they might play in the life and mission of the church. 

Hebrews 4:12-13 says that the Word of God is alive and active, piercing and healing like a surgeon’s knife. In this talk we engage with the power of Scripture to shape us from Psalm 119 and look at a practical way of praying Scripture that helps us to tune in to the Holy Spirit.

Julia explores how doubt is expressed in 'The Prayer Book for the church', and how biblical poetry might guide us in processing our own feelings of doubt.

Last Sunday Karen Kemp shared a brilliant message on the “transition” that the disciples on the road to Emmaus had to process. This week Sally Shanks and Sam Bloore explore what it looks like to wait and listen well during such seasons.