Sunnyhill Church Messages

As we continue exploring what it means to be a Dream Builder, Adam sets out a vision for the future that encourages the church to be a place of honour. Serving and honouring one another in the way that Jesus encouraged us to.

Today Dom unpacks part 4 of what it means to be a dream builder.

Today Dom unpacks part 3 of what it means to be a dream builder.

Continuing our Dream Builders series, Adam unpacks the account of Jonathon and the Armour Bearer and encourages us to pursue bigger dreams and not to let fear of failure stop us from stepping into God's plans and purposes.

Today Dom unpacks part 2 of what it means to be a dream builder.

Continuing our Dream Builders series, Adam reminds us that God's promises are always reached through a process. The journey towards our dreams are filled with valleys and mountaintops and Adam gives us three keys from the prophet Elijah that will help us navigate the journey.

Today Ruth preaches about how to make sense of unanswered prayers.

Beginning our new series - 'Dream Builders', Adam encourages us to engage our imaginations and dream about the future. God has placed people as the seeds of potential in His Church. The opportunities and the possibilities are endless when the Church is operating in the way God intended.

In this message, continuing our 'What would Jesus Do' series, Fru explores how what Jesus did tells us who he is, and he calls us into a deeper, trusting relationship with Him.

Today Dom preaches about how to move into a new season.

In this series, we are asking the important question: What Would Jesus Do? And in this message, Adam unpacks the idea that Jesus still heals. We see in the gospels that he healed everyone who came to him and we are confident that he is the same God now as he was then. Adam gives us 4 'postures' that are a great starting point as we try and pin down a biblical healing theology.

Today Richard preaches the second part of a 2 week sermon on Christ being made known in community.

Today Richard preaches the first part of a 2 week sermon on Christ being made known in community.

Today Dom concludes our series ‘The Orchard’- today we look at Self Control as a fruit of the Spirit.

Today Phil continues in our series ‘The Orchard’- today we look at Gentleness as a fruit of the Spirit.

In the concluding message of our "Orchard" series, unpacking the fruit of the Spirit, JJ reminds us of the cost of self-control - which is really releasing control of our lives into God's hands and walking the narrow path. This is the way that will lead to life and it is at odds with the message of self-love that the world promotes.

Today Richard continues in our series ‘The Orchard’- today we look at Faithfulness as a fruit of the Spirit.

Continuing our 'Orchard' series, Adam unpacks the Spiritual fruit of Goodness. We see how goodness is simply not important when it comes to our salvation, but it's an essential response to the fact that we are saved by grace, through faith.

Today Josh and Sophie continues in our series ‘The Orchard’- today we look at Goodness as a fruit of the Spirit.

Today Dom continues in our series ‘The Orchard’- today we look at Kindness as a fruit of the Spirit.

Continuing our 'Orchard' series, looking at the Fruit of the Spirit, Fru explores kindness. Kindness cannot be demonstrated without an action. Looking at the account of the feeding of the 5000, we see how even the smallest action can have significant results.

Today Beth and Anthony continues in our series ‘The Orchard’- today we look at Patience as a fruit of the Spirit.

Moving on to the 4th fruit in our 'Orchard' series, Adam encourages us to look at patience. Taking our cue from King David and Psalm 40, we can learn how to develop patience in our lives, helping us to be fruitful even in the place of suffering.

In this series, exploring the Fruit of the Spirit, Geoff reminds us of the peace of God that is available to us and also reminds us of our part in accessing this incredible peace.

Today Dom continues in our series ‘The Orchard’- today we look at Joy as a fruit of the Spirit.