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We're continuing our series on "Reasons to Believe." Part 2 will look at the question of origins.

We're starting a new series on "Reasons to Believe." Part 1 will look at why we can believe that the Bible is the word of God.

Some things in life seem too good to be true... We have accustomed ourselves to look for trouble and therefore take control of our lives. We do this with spiritual matters also. Watch to explore how.

Jesus said, "The Kingdom of Heaven is like a merchant on the lookout for choice pearls. When he discovered a pearl of great value, he sold everything he owned and bought it!" (Matthew 13:45,46 NLT). You are the pearl worth the life of love of Jesus. Discover what that means for your life.

One of the most prominent themes in the Bible is the Second Coming of Jesus. In Matthew 25, Jesus tells the parable of the 10 virgins. In this eschatological allegory, Jesus highlights the characteristics of those who will be prepared for His return.

In honour of Aboriginal Reconciliation Week our guest speaker Kelly Jackman talks to us about God using ordinary people to do extraordinary things. Kelly works with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ministries.

The story of Lot highlights the need for righteous people in cities and what it means to be the salt of the Earth. In this sermon we will explore the concept of Old Testament righteousness and how it applies to our lives and Melbourne City today.

We may not all be mothers, but we've all had mothers. Whether they were inspirational, infuriating, or insignificant, mothers have played a crucial role in shaping who we are. How can we mould their impact positively so that we can truly be grateful on Mother's Day? What did Jesus say about mothers?

What causes anger? How can we keep our anger from getting out of control? Explore a Christ-centred worldview of how to tame our temper.

Whether it's our addictions to bad thoughts, food, or TV, how can we learn to have better self-control?

What does it mean to live a life of service? Hear the story of an amazing couple in France who lived extraordinary lives and impacted thousands of people.

Shame is universal, yet we don’t like to talk about it. Brené Brown, renown for her Ted Talks on “The Power of Vulnerability” and “Listening to Shame,” defines shame as the fear of disconnection, that “something we've done or failed to do, an ideal that we've not lived up to, or a goal that we've not accomplished makes us unworthy of connection.” Watch this video as we explore how Jesus heals our...

What makes us afraid to share our faith with others? How can we tell people about Jesus without burning bridges?

Life can be lonely, even amidst the busyness of life, even when we have friends and family. But loneliness can be transformed to joy and community when we commit to knowing God

What are some of our fears about God? That He will judge? That He wants control? Explore how we can find freedom from our fears about God.

How does the gospel empower women and other minorities to have a voice? How does Jesus address violence against women? What part do we have to play in changing the culture?

In this final part of the series on Lessons from Joseph, how and why did Joseph forgive his bothers? What can we learn about forgiveness from his story?

Continuing our series on the life of Joseph, we will be looking at the question of why there is suffering and pain in the lives of good people.

We live in an increasingly fragmented world, where it's hard to feel like we fit in, even at church. How can we learn to belong? We're starting a new series on the life of Joseph, a man who went from spoiled child to slavery to convict to powerful leader.

In part 2 of our series on the life of Joseph, we will look at how the Bible defines success and how we can succeed.

God doesn’t want us to live monotonous days that blur into one but rather distinct days marked by experiencing, remembering or anticipating something new.

God doesn’t want us to live monotonous days that blur into one but rather distinct days marked by experiencing, remembering or anticipating something new.

500 years ago, Martin Luther protested the corruption within the Church and launched the Protestant Reformation. Today, do we need to continue to protest? If so, against what or who?

Join us for Christmas carols, sharing, and contemplation of the meaning of Jesus' birth

Running around shopping for presents? Staying up late to finish projects? Feeling anxious reading news about terror attacks? How can we experience peace this Christmas season?