The Exchange hosted by the Melbourne City Adventist Church

In the second part of our series on the teachings of Jesus, we explore on of Jesus' most challenging commands: to love our enemies. How can we live this out?

We’re ending this year with a new series on the teachings of Jesus. What did Jesus mean when He said, “Blessed are the poor in spirit”? And why is this such a revolutionary concept, then and now?

Christianity emphasizes giving as an expression of love. While generosity can be a meaningful virtue, it can also be a burden. This week we will explore how to get to the place where generosity and giving can bring joy. Join us this Saturday as we continue the series "Loving Your Neighbor".

In this final part of the series, "Is Christianity good?" we explore how God and church provide community, identity, purpose and peace.

Pastor Roy will be starting a new series entitled "Loving Your Neighbor". We will explore different facets of what Jesus calls the greatest commandment. This week we will take a look at how hospitality and spirituality go hand-in-hand.

In part 2 of our series on the merits of Christianity, we explore what Christianity offers us.

Since the fourth century, many atrocities have been committed by Christians - crusades, religious persecutions and conflicts, abuse of various kinds, etc. So is Christianity good? Is it good enough for us to espouse?

What defines you? Join us this Saturday as our guest speaker Pr. Justin Bone explores what being a child of God means in terms of our identity.

What is the Seventh-day Adventist Church's official stance on COVID-19 vaccinations? Join us as Pastor Roy shares some things to consider in relation to the COVID-19 vaccines.

How does God use ordinary people to expand His ministry? Explore with us this Saturday as our guest speaker Pr Lyndelle Peterson shares a powerful message about Lydia, an ordinary person God used in extraordinary ways. Pr Lyndelle Peterson is the Associate Ministerial Secretary and director for Sabbath School and Stewardship for the Australian Union Conference.

How much are we willing to suffer so that others can live? What are we willing to sacrifice so that others may be saved? In AD 50, a great earthquake freed Paul, a Christian missionary who had been imprisoned. But he didn’t walk out. Why? Explore with us another Truth to Live by: Dying so Others Might Live.

As we see signs that Jesus is coming soon, what can we do? Pr Graeme Christian, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Victoria, shares how we can respond to the current times we are living in.

It’s been 20 years since the 9/11 terror attacks, which changed the world. And now we’re living through another life-shifting event, the COVID-19 global pandemic. How do we make sense of all this calamity? Where do we go from here? Find out how the Book of Revelation reveals how this story ends.

We try to build comfort, peace, and happiness in our lives. In the midst of a pandemic when these inalienable rights are not possible, what guidance does the Bible give? Join us this Saturday morning as we explore suffering as a part of life.

What’s the purpose of life? What are you living for? There are many voices that answer this question. What does the Bible say about the meaning of life? How can we find a reason for being? Join us as we begin a new series, Truths to Live By.

Do you ever feel disconnected spiritually? Like you’re not really sensing God’s presence or growing as a Christian? Perhaps you’re feeling lockdown fatigue and it’s affecting your spiritual resilience too. Join us online this Saturday as we explore how we can experience spiritual refreshing.

Join us as we celebrate 7.5 years as a church plant/group/company at 500 Collins st and look forward to what God has in store for us for the future.

The immediate future is uncertain, we accept this and with God’s strength within us we continue to step forward into the daily unknown, with a long-term strategic promise of resolution and peace. But what happens when the past is uncertain? When the ripples from the past constantly change our understanding of the landscape of the here and now. What did we not see? What did we not do? Who did we no...

Prior to 1998 the church had little interest in ecology and sustainability. In the past twenty years there have been significant developments in theology and activism within Christianity. Join us this weekend as we explore a theology of land and the contributions Christians around the world are making to sustain the place we call home.

Bringing a little "Christmas in July" to cheer us during Lockdown 5.1, join us as we look at why the angels sang when Jesus was born and why we too still have a reason to rejoice, despite our challenges

Lockdown 5.0. Each time, it feels a bit heavier, a bit harder to pull ourselves out of disappointments from cancelled plans and frustrations from the uncertainty of it all. This pandemic and the resulting lockdowns feel like an endless winter, a long, cold and dark night. This Saturday, hear the stories of incredible individuals who learned that “ignoring the darkness doesn’t make it light. Avoidi...

Too often we base our value on our success in life, our job title or status, the things that we do and how well we live our lives. The problem is this value is temporary and ever-changing; it is not a real measure of who we really are. Join us this Saturday as we unpack the story of the woman who bled for 12 years from the book of Mark. Through her life, we will explore the meaning of value throug...

Join us for the last part of Roy's series on how to take the teachings of the Bible and make them meaningful and relevant to people today.

Have you ever struggled with trouble in your life and wondered how to have a more fruitful life? Find out what Jesus said that can make a difference.

How do you take the teachings of the Bible and make them meaningful and relevant to people today? This weekend we will look at the final 3 ways to contextualise the Bible.