The Exchange hosted by the Melbourne City Adventist Church

A Romans 1 study defining gospel foundations, unashamed faith, and the power of salvation. If righteousness is received entirely by faith, does human effort possess any inherent value in a divine economy?

John 6 study on the boy’s loaves and fish, exploring divine multiplication and abundance. Can an offering truly be considered small if its value relies entirely on the recipient?

Throughout the gospel story Jesus was preparing His followers for a new thing, a new kingdom, a new way of life, but how would the disciples respond? Would they embrace the change? Join us this week as we explore the implications of the new thing in our lives.

A stewardship study on Psalm 24, exploring tithing, biblical ownership, and radical generosity. If you own nothing and steward everything, how does that shift your daily relationship with wealth?

An exploration of Barnabas’s legacy of sacrificial encouragement and church advocacy. Does true generosity require the willingness to risk our own reputation for others?

An exploration of Barnabas’s legacy of sacrificial encouragement and church advocacy. Does true generosity require the willingness to risk our own reputation for others?

A Psalm 34 study exploring experiential faith, God's provision, and living generously. What is the relationship between vulnerability and divine trust?

In the middle of ambition, pressure, and endless options, Jesus is everything we truly need- our direction, purpose, and lasting fulfillment- inviting us to build our lives on Him. We’ve been created for a deeper fulfillment that success, relationships, and achievement won’t satisfy.

A mother is so special that each of us quietly believes ours is the best in the world. Yet that beauty comes from something God Himself placed within her- Love. This sabbath, we celebrate and honour our mothers because the love they have shown us reflects the heart of God and inspires us to love them, and others, with that same compassion and grace.

In the middle of ambition, pressure, and endless options, Jesus is everything we truly need- our direction, purpose, and lasting fulfillment- inviting us to build our lives on Him. We’ve been created for a deeper fulfillment that success, relationships, and achievement won’t satisfy.

In the middle of ambition, pressure, and endless options, Jesus is everything we truly need- our direction, purpose, and lasting fulfillment- inviting us to build our lives on Him. We’ve been created for a deeper fulfillment that success, relationships, and achievement won’t satisfy.

In a world searching for truth and direction, Jesus declares Himself as the Light who not only reveals God but transforms lives from the inside out. This message explores how Christ is revealed through Paul, foretold by the prophets, and proven through His works—inviting us to step out of darkness and walk in His life-giving light.

In a world searching for truth and direction, Jesus declares Himself as the Light who not only reveals God but transforms lives from the inside out. This message explores how Christ is revealed through Paul, foretold by the prophets, and proven through His works—inviting us to step out of darkness and walk in His life-giving light.

As we reflect on how Jesus has loved us, could there be opportunities for us to extend that same love beyond our usual circles, especially to those who may be different from us?

Perhaps a church truly serves Christ only after it first learns to listen, those who belong to Jesus hear His voice, follow His lead, and let their obedience shape a life of humble service.

Could it be that the strength of a family is not found in perfection but in the daily choice to practice patience, extend forgiveness, and allow Christ-like love to bind hearts together in unity?

What if the restlessness we feel isn’t a lack of purpose… but a resistance to obedience? Explore what it means to truly hear God’s voice and to follow with daily obedience.

Members of our community share their testimonies

Why is radical humility and dependence the key to greatness? Honestly… it doesn't make sense.

Peace and comfort are often found in the calm, but it’s in the chaos that we often find growth and understanding. Join us this Saturday afternoon as we explore stories of storms in the gospel of Matthew.

Comfort can keep you where God is no longer camping. Choose His presence over your preferences.

Guest speaker Pr Paul Kotanko shares: Does God have to be begged to act? If God knows everything, including who I will pray for, why bother praying for them?

It has long been said how we are closer to the second coming than ever before. Why doesn’t it feel that way though? With things only seemingly going from bad to worse, what does Jesus actually want us to be doing now?

Join us for a guided time of prayer and Scripture reflection, offering space to be still, to be honest before God, and to begin the year in God’s presence. We will also pray for those affected by the bushfires and others with special needs.

In crisis, we ask: Where is God? Christmas answers: He is here. Not distant. Not untouched by pain. The message remains: Do not be afraid. Emmanuel—God is with us.