Sunday Sermons

This week we explore the next part of our series in Acts, as we see Paul and Silas thrown into prison in Philippi. Through their example we are challenged to consider how we respond when things don't go according to plan.

Join us as Ps Simon leads us through the next part of Acts. In this message we come across two stories which can be challenging to understand. As we explore, we discover the way God shapes us even when we face challenging times.

Ps James shares some practical steps for effective evangelism for all of us who want to participate in God's story. We need to share our testimony and to allow others to see the power of God transforming our life. To watch Dez's Story  CLICK HERE. 

Join us as we continue our series in Acts. In this message we reach chapter 15, a really significant point as the early church grapples with the nature of grace and salvation.

Join us as Ps Simon leads us through Acts 14. This week we see an incredible encounter in a town called Lystra. Through the model of Paul and Barnabas we see what it is to live a missional life.

This week our guest preacher Ps Chris Smith shares how God is the great I AM. As Ps Chris goes through the the story of Elijah and the widow in 1 Kings 17 we see that we are of  great value to God and He cares for each one of us.

Ps James continues our series in Acts by looking at how Paul shares the gospel in Acts 13. We see the strategies Paul used to relate the message to his listeners and we see how we can put these into practice as we share the gospel with others.

This week Ps Margo shares from Acts 13 where the Holy Spirit sends out Barnabas and Saul to take the gospel to those who haven't heard it. We see that all of us are also set apart by God to do what he says, and with faith and obedience we are to bring His word to those around us who need the hope found in Jesus.

Join us as Ps Simon leads us through Acts 12. We see a miraculous moment as Peter is saved from execution. Throughout the passage we learn some important truths about prayer, faith and God's sovereignty.

Join as Ps James continues our series in Acts. This week we hear about the growth of the early church in Antioch. We see in this first international expression of the church the new believers living generous lives as they put their faith into action. As a result the church continued to grow.

Watch along as Ps Simon leads us through Acts 11. As the early church grapples to understand God's plan, we are encouraged to consider how we respond to God's Word when it challenges the way we think.

Join us as Ps Simon continues our series in Acts. In this message we see the encounter between Peter and Cornelius as they both hear God's voice and act. In doing so, they participate in a key moment which unveils the next part of God's plan.

Join us as Ps Simon continues our series in Acts. This week we explore two moments captured at the end of Acts 9 where Peter encounters two people in great need and responds with compassion. We see through these stories the way God works in our lives, transforming us from the inside out.

This week we resume our series on the book of Acts as Ps Margo looks at the conversion of Saul in Acts 9 where God humbles Saul and shapes him into the person who will have such an impact on the spread of Christianity. We see the important part played by Ananias who responds to God in faith and obedience and also Barnabas who shows God's grace through his acceptance of Saul.

Ps James brings the last message in our Big Questions series. He looks at the question - What happens when we die? We see through the Scriptures that it is living with God for an eternity of joy, health and purpose, it is not the place depicted in fiction or through culture.

Join us as Ps Simon continues our Big Questions series. This week we ask "how can we make sense of the violence we see in the Bible?" We see that as we explore God's Word and seek to understand it carefully, we see an enduring picture of a loving and merciful God.

This week Ps Allan Davis continues our series Big Questions by looking at whether God still heals today.

God and science is a topic that often attracts debate and controversy! in this message, Ps James answers this week's Big Question - Is there a conflict between Christian faith and science?

Join us this week as Ps Simon continues our series Big Questions by looking at the question - How can I trust the Bible? We see that the Bible is an accurately preserved historical document but more than that it is God's word to us.

This week Ps James begins our new series - Big Questions, by looking at "Why does God allow suffering?" We see that even though we don't completely understand why we suffer, God can use it for good and that as Jesus Himself suffered He can help and comfort us.

Join us as we explore an incredible encounter captured for us in Acts 8. Philip encounters a distant traveller and provides us with a model of how we should share the gospel.

Join us as Ps Simon continues our series on Acts. This Sunday we explore Stephen's story as he faces persecution for courageously sharing his faith. We see some incredible biblical truths through Stephen's response to persecution.

This week Ps Greg continues our series Sent - A Study of the Book of Acts. We are challenged to participate in God's plan for church growth by using our talents and resources to be involved in evangelism. While we may not be called to be upfront, we are all called to contribute as part of the team!

Ps James continues our series Sent on the book of Acts by looking at unity in the early church. We see how relationship and generosity work together and also how God views lying and hypocrisy.

This week Ps Margo looks at Acts 4 where we see what happened after Peter and John heal the lame man in Acts 3. When they are brought before the authorities the Holy Spirit helped them to be bold and speak out about Jesus. We see how with great opportunities come great challenges but how, if we call out to God as the believers did, He enables us to stand strong and keep doing His work.