The Street Church

Matt shares his experience with powerful moves of God as he teaches from Acts 2. Join us as we unpack how God draws us, leads us to repentance, and then fills us to go out and proclaim the good news.

Jesus Christ was Lord and Messiah, and we killed him. We have all rejected him. But God has made a way to be forgiven for our sins. Today, Simon presents the clearest explanation of the gospel, the good news of Jesus Christ, that you'll ever hear.

Just as the early Church was equipped and empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are empowered by the same Spirit! What does it look like to be filled by the Holy Spirit, and what does He lead us to do?

Jesus told his disciples they would receive the Holy Spirit "in a few days". They didn't know exactly when, but they had to wait and trust that God would deliver on his promise. So how did they wait? Check out Jerram's message to find out.

Jesus died, rose from the grave, and ascended to heaven forty days later. Could the words of a person who didn't stay dead be important? Lean in as Anna unpacks what Jesus wanted us to understand before he left earth.

Jesus died, rose from the grave, and ascended to heaven forty days later. Could the words of a person who didn't stay dead be important? Lean in as Anna unpacks what Jesus wanted us to understand before he left earth.

Tom shares what the Lord put on his heart over the summer. We kick off the year looking at Galatians 5:16-26, exploring what it means to live a life empowered by the Holy Spirit. Tom gives some practical ideas for starting the year well.

Dan kicks off our first sermon of the year, talking about unity through prayer. He suggests two key occasions for prayer that we see modelled in the book of Ephesians. What do your prayer occasions look like for 2023?

Join us for a three-part series as we look back at our sermon highlights from 2022. This week, Emma, Tom & Simon share their reflections, insights, and “pull back the curtain” to see behind of scenes of our sermon series.

Join us for a three-part series as we look back at our sermon highlights from 2022. This week, Mel, Jamie, and Jerram share their reflections, insights, and “pull back the curtain” to see behind of scenes of our sermon series.

Join us for a three-part series as we look back at our sermon highlights from 2022. Each week has a different panel of staff members who will share their reflections, insights, and “pull back the curtain” to see behind of scenes of our sermon series.

"Joy to the world, the Lord is come" is a carol everyone knows. But what do we mean when we sing of this ‘joy’? In a world where there are so many reasons to be despondent - so many reasons for a lack of joy - this Christmas, we focus on the source of our joy and how it can sustain us. Jerram Watts presents our Christmas Day message: Joy — A Poem.

We're in part four of our Christmas series: The Great Gift. Our theme for today is joy. Dave explores how we can have joy despite our circumstances.

The Bible has a lot to say about love! It undergirds the entire Biblical narrative. In our message today, Jenny will help us reflect on God's love and what that means for us today. Join us for part three of our Christmas series, The Great Gift (it's Jesus!).

The Bible has a lot to say about love! It undergirds the entire Biblical narrative. In our message today, Jenny will help us reflect on God's love and what that means for us today. Join us for part three of our Christmas series, The Great Gift (it's Jesus!).

The Bible has a lot to say about love! It undergirds the entire Biblical narrative. In our message today, Jenny will help us reflect on God's love and what that means for us today. Join us for part three of our Christmas series, The Great Gift (it's Jesus!).

When your family gathers, does it feel like it is in anticipation of World War Three, for a celebration, or possibly both? Too often in our relationship, we experience conflict and brokenness, not the unity we were designed for. This week we explore the gift of God, the Prince of Peace, given for today and the future.

When your family gathers, does it feel like it is in anticipation of World War Three, for a celebration, or possibly both? Too often in our relationship, we experience conflict and brokenness, not the unity we were designed for. This week we explore the gift of God, the Prince of Peace, given for today and the future.

When your Family gathers, does it feel like it is in anticipation of World War Three, for a celebration, or possibly both? Too often in our relationship, we experience conflict and brokenness, not the unity we were designed for. This week we explore the gift of God, the Prince of Peace, given for today and the future.

At times like Christmas, the anticipation of what we hope for can feel amazing. At other times, the experiences we have and the troubles we encounter make us feel like our circumstances are hopeless. Today we explore the depth of God's preparation and the hope he has given us through Jesus' coming, God-with-us, Emmanuel.

At times like Christmas, the anticipation of what we hope for can feel amazing. At other times, the experiences we have and the troubles we encounter make us feel like our circumstances are hopeless. Today we explore the depth of God's preparation and the hope he has given us through Jesus' coming, God-with-us, Emmanuel.

At times like Christmas, the anticipation of what we hope for can feel amazing. At other times, the experiences we have and the troubles we encounter make us feel like our circumstances are hopeless. Today we explore the depth of God's preparation and the hope he has given us through Jesus' coming, God-with-us, Emmanuel.

Everything exists because of God. Women and men are made in God's image for His purposes. But we, and all creation, groan under the separation and curse that sin causes. This week we explore how the value of life affects how we see the beginning and end of life in a Christ-like manner.

Everything exists because of God. Women and men are made in God's image for His purposes. But we, and all creation, groan under the separation and curse that sin causes. This week we explore how we are to care for creation in a Christ-like manner.

Everything exists because of God. Women and men are made in God's image for His purposes. But we, and all creation, groan under the separation and curse that sin causes. This week we explore how to recognise and respond to diversity in a Christ-like manner.