The Street Church

Change below the surface can change the world. At a time when so many people are acknowledging that something needs to change in our world, the discussion inevitably moves to how. How can lasting change come about? What does change for the better actually look like? Using the shortest parable ever recorded of Jesus, Adam shows us that the biggest and best changes start within.

It’s only when things get really shaken up that what we truly believe is revealed. Have we ever known a time when things have been so shaken up? Abraham’s faith was tested to an extreme and proved to be genuine. Could it be that we, too, might learn to be people who can trust God with everything?

It’s only when things get really shaken up that what we truly believe is revealed. Have we ever known a time when things have been so shaken up? Abraham’s faith was tested to an extreme and proved to be genuine. Could it be that we, too, might learn to be people who can trust God with everything?

It’s only when things get really shaken up that what we truly believe is revealed. Have we ever known a time when things have been so shaken up? Abraham’s faith was tested to an extreme and proved to be genuine. Could it be that we, too, might learn to be people who can trust God with everything?

Sarah trusted in the character of God even when her own body was telling her that what God had promised was impossible. Is faith like this outrageous or can we learn to stand firm whatever is going on?

I wonder what you’re looking forward to? We all look forward to something. The question is not, therefore, whether we look forward, but whether we look forward far enough. Abraham is upheld as a shining example of faith. Something that may feel out of reach. But what if we discovered Abraham’s secret source of faith and look forward like he did.

Big promises set big expectations. They can even create big fears, the fear of disappointment. In a world of broken promises, we can become afraid to hope. Challenges lay ahead for Abram. But in this moment he trusted in God and went. He stepped out. The ultimate promise would follow later - that God would bless every nation through Abram.

The tower of Babel was an attempt by people to make a name for themselves. For many of us, we've assumed that this is something we need to do if we're to be successful. And yet it's not the model of Jesus or those, like Paul, who followed him. So what is the way Jesus calls us to live?

You promised! We can tell a lot about someone by whether they keep their promises. Noah learned that God was faithful to his promises and was completely trustworthy. How amazing that God remains trustworthy in every aspect of our lives today.

God never surprises people with judgement, He is always crystal clear with his warnings. Yet for those who listen and obey him, he saves and renews. This Sunday we're looking into God's judgement of sin and his mercy for those who would turn to him.

Ever wondered whether God is serious about judging sin? Or whether the choices you make truly have consequences? This Sunday we're looking at God's solution to the problem of sin. Extra resources: What's the deal with the Nephilim? If you want to know more about the finer details of this passage, you can find out here: https://www.gotquestions.org/Nephilim.html

The journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single step. How could Cain kill Abel? How can any of us do anything really bad? The truth is the journey doesn't start there. So what are the things we need to pay attention to if we're to learn from other's mistakes?

Ever wondered why the world doesn't seem as good as it could be? In the Bible, Genesis 3 introduces us to the fall and why our choices in life really do matter.

This Sunday we're talking about community and what the Bible has to say about the value of relationships.

What does it mean to live a satisfied life? How does this fit in with your idea of work, rest, or a job well done? Join us as we discuss the concept of work and how God has designed a satisfying rhythm for our lives.

What brings meaning to your life? With many things uncertain at the moment - jobs, financial security, distance from loved ones - where can we find dignity and value as people? Join the conversation.

“If you can believe the first four words of the Bible, you can believe everything else.” Why do you think this might be the case? Genesis 1 reveals that the world God created was good. Let's explore the first few verses.

What would you say is the greatest day of your life? The events that unfold in Matthew 28 record a day so incredible that it's the greatest day not just for one or two people but everyone. But you don't have to take our word for it, at the heart of the message of Easter is an invitation to come and see for yourself.

After discovering God’s law and passionately proclaiming their desire to change, the people quickly return to old ways. What does it take to be a person who swims upstream - who stands for what is right when all around go with the flow?

On the first Sunday of lockdown, let us discover the reality of prayer and the power of God in our lives this Sunday.

Our first Sunday doing live-streamed church online. What a change. What a need for encouragement in our lives. Let us tune into what God is saying to us in our homes as we see how doing church outside of the Sunday morning building looks like for our community and our connection with God.

Nehemiah chapters 9 and 10 show us the power and beauty of repentance. It's when we seek God's forgiveness for the way we're living and ask Him to bridge the gap. Will you let your heart be changed so that your conduct might follow?

Nehemiah chapters 9 and 10 show us the power and beauty of repentance. It's when we seek God's forgiveness for the way we're living and ask Him to bridge the gap. Will you let your heart be changed so that your conduct might follow?

Nehemiah chapters 9 and 10 show us the power and beauty of repentance. It's when we seek God's forgiveness for the way we're living and ask Him to bridge the gap. Will you let your heart be changed so that your conduct might follow?

Having rebuilt the wall, it’s time to rebuild the community. The people weep as they listen to Scripture read out because it reveals just how far their ways are from God. But does God reveal error in our lives to condemn or to open up an opportunity to change? Could it be that correction is actually life-giving?