Sunday Sermons

Ps Simon continues our series on the book of Acts by leading us through Acts 26 this week. Paul is given the opportunity to defend himself before the Roman governor and other rulers. He uses the opportunity, not to defend himself, but to bring the message of salvation to all present. His focus is on Jesus and the message of life. Ps Simon encourages us to have the same focus and bring the message...

Join us as Ps Simon leads us through Acts 25. In this passage we see the way that Paul responds to continued imprisonment and we are encouraged to be bold in sharing the message of the resurrected Jesus!

This week Ps James leads us through Acts 24 where we see Paul's commitment to sharing the news of the risen Christ even in challenging and unjust situations.

As we work through Acts 23 we see Paul under Roman guard and under threat from Jewish assassins. In the midst of challenging circumstances Paul sees God's hand at work and we are reminded to be aware of the way God works in and through our own lives.

Join as Ps Simon leads us through the next part of our study of Acts. This week we see that despite the crowds who want to kill him, religious leaders who won't listen to him and Roman commanders who imprison him, Paul is reminded of God's incredible grace and plan for his life!

This week Ps James looks at Acts 22 where Paul addresses an angry crowd. He speaks with gentleness and respect telling them of God's grace and mercy. We also need to be prepared to speak with gentleness and respect when others question our faith.

Join us as we kick off our last series in Acts. As we work through Acts 21, Paul heads to Jerusalem where he faces arrest and suffering. In the midst of it, we see a new perspective on God's will, even when it means facing suffering.

Ps James brings a powerful message in which we see that the resurrection of Jesus is much more than a myth, its a part of the historical record. The evidence is so clear that many of the witnesses of a risen Jesus were willing to die to defend the truth of what happened.

As Ps Margo looks at different expectations of Jesus when he was on earth, we are challenged to consider what expectations we have of God. Are our expectations based on truth so we are able to be aware of God's presence with us?

Join us as Ps James continues our latest series. This week we are reminded of the way that a personal prayer life transforms our life.

Join us as Ps Simon shares around our 2024 theme Aware of God's Presence. In this message we explore the way the Holy Spirit works in our lives to transform us into the likeness of Christ.

Join us as Ps Simon launches our theme for 2024 - Aware of God's Presence. Across Scripture we see a consistent picture of God desiring for us to know His presence. This year, we'll be on a journey as a community to know God's presence in the centre of our lives.

Join us as Ps Simon finishes our Starting Strong series. This week we explore what it means to be living in God's will for our lives and discover in Scripture a framework for making good decisions.

Join us as Ps James continues our Starting Strong series. This week, we explore Luke 10 and consider how we can make God a priority in a world of distractions.

Join us as Ps Simon shares from 1 Kings 19 as part of our Starting Strong series. We see through Elijah's story that God cares for us in the lowest moments of our lives. We are also reminded that even when we think we've reached the end of God's plan for our life, He has new and exciting opportunities for us.

Ps Peter Hocking brings us part 2 of our series Starting Strong 2024.  He encourages us to seek the Spirit's help and to stay strong, conforming to God's will. As we do what God calls us to do we will not fail but will bring glory to God.

As we kick off a new year, Ps Allan reminds us that in the midst of our plans for change in our lives this year, we are completely dependent on God to see transformative change in even the most challenging circumstances.

Join us as Ps Simon shares a special Christmas message. The Christmas story, as told by Luke's gospel, is full of contrasts. We see some miss the miracle of Jesus' birth, while others respond with joy and hope. In the midst of this busy time of year we are invited to examine our own reaction to Christ this Christmas.

Join us as Ps James kicks off our Christmas series. In the busyness of our lives it can be easy to miss the significance of Christmas. As we read the story of Jesus' birth we see some miss Christmas, while others recognise the incredible implications of Christ"s birth!

In our last week in Acts for the year, Ps Simon explores Paul's words to the leaders of the Ephesian church captured for us in Acts 20. As Paul reflects back on his legacy to this community, we too are challenged to think whether the legacy we are leaving is one worth following.

As we continue our series on the book of Acts, this week Ps James looks at the first part of chapter 20. In this passage Paul spends time with other believers. We see the importance of community, as we meet together, we are able to encourage others and be encouraged ourselves.

Join us as Ps Simon continues the next part of our series in Acts. This week we explore Acts 19 as Paul faces a hostile crowd in Ephesus. We see the way that the gospel transforms lives as the community of Christians live out their faith.

This week as Ps Margo shares from Acts 18 we see how to put faith into action. As we persevere in doing what God has said we see how He goes before us, how He encourages and provides for us and how He turns situations around for His glory.

As Ps Simon continues our series in Acts we see Paul sharing his faith in the city of Athens. We are challenged to think about how we share our own faith in a world full of ideas and opinions.

Join us as Ps James leads us through the start of Acts 17. We see in the passage, two different ways of responding to the gospel and are encouraged to be like the Bereans who pursued truth by examining what they heard against God's Word.