The Street Church

Wouldn't it be great if we could stay at rest even when conflict, stress, and trials push in on us? The Lord made a promise that we could enter His rest and that promise still stands today. Can you abandon your desire to strive in your own strength and find rest in His hands?

Hebrews 3 brings us to the second of five warnings in the book - watching out for unbelief. Let us be a church that is soft-hearted and looks for opportunities every day to encourage one another in belief.

Moses was a hero for Israel - someone they all looked up to. And yet his life and work pointed to one greater than he - Jesus himself - the foundation of our confidence and the hope in which we boast.

Moses was a hero for Israel - someone they all looked up to. And yet his life and work pointed to one greater than he - Jesus himself - the foundation of our confidence and the hope in which we boast.

What we believe about Jesus is relevant and helpful even when it comes to life’s greatest questions and challenges. And so, we consider what Hebrews has to teach us about how we face life’s ultimate challenge - death.

There’s nothing like a fresh perspective. And while the pain and suffering we experience on earth still exists, we see Jesus; the one who identifies with our situation, who reigns over all and who patiently holds out the opportunity for people to believe in him.

There’s nothing like a fresh perspective. And while the pain and suffering we experience on earth still exists, we see Jesus; the one who identifies with our situation, who reigns over all and who patiently holds out the opportunity for people to believe in him.

No-one would be casual about a life belt thrown to them in a flowing river. In the same way, Hebrews 2 shows us that we must be very careful that we don’t drift past this message of great salvation. Notification: Don’t drift on by - the consequences are too great!

No-one would be casual about a life belt thrown to them in a flowing river. In the same way, Hebrews 2 shows us that we must be very careful that we don’t drift past this message of great salvation. Notification: Don’t drift on by - the consequences are too great!

Angels are awesome and powerful but they’re still no match for Jesus. On the basis of many Old Testament passages, Jesus - the one who is Son, King and Creator - is the one who is who is really in charge.

Angels are awesome and powerful but they’re still no match for Jesus. On the basis of many Old Testament passages, Jesus - the one who is Son, King and Creator - is the one who is who is really in charge.

Hebrews is an exhortation - a strong encouragement to Jesus followers everywhere - that no matter what you’ve left behind or are tempted to go back to - Jesus is better. This week, we introduce the book with it’s prologue and seven statements of greatness. Better - It’s the theme of Hebrews. But it’s not ‘be better’ or ‘try harder’. It’s an invitation to believe in Jesus who just is… better.

Hebrews is an exhortation - a strong encouragement to Jesus followers everywhere - that no matter what you’ve left behind or are tempted to go back to - Jesus is better. This week, we introduce the book with it’s prologue and seven statements of greatness. Better - It’s the theme of Hebrews. But it’s not ‘be better’ or ‘try harder’. It’s an invitation to believe in Jesus who just is… better.

The end of the I AM series is an opportunity to put what we’ve learned about Jesus into practice. To not just believe in him but to follow.

The end of the I AM series is an opportunity to put what we’ve learned about Jesus into practice. To not just believe in him but to follow.

The end of the I AM series is an opportunity to put what we’ve learned about Jesus into practice. To not just believe in him but to follow.

John’s intention is that through his gospel message, we might believe and have life in his name. In this penultimate message of our series in John, we hear from the eyewitnesses who were the first to believe and learn what the resurrection means for our daily lives.

John’s intention is that through his gospel message, we might believe and have life in his name. In this penultimate message of our series in John, we hear from the eyewitnesses who were the first to believe and learn what the resurrection means for our daily lives.

There has never been a more emphatic statement made than this one in the final moments of Jesus’ life on earth. Like a painting that is complete, like a bill fully paid, Jesus proclaims that sin has been paid for and the way to God has been made open. “It is finished!”

There has never been a more emphatic statement made than this one in the final moments of Jesus’ life on earth. Like a painting that is complete, like a bill fully paid, Jesus proclaims that sin has been paid for and the way to God has been made open. “It is finished!”

During the trial of Jesus before Pilate, it is actually Pilate who is being tried by Jesus. The question at hand is what Pilate believes about Jesus. It’s the same for us. We must decide whether to reject him and send him away or to accept him as our Lord and embrace him wholeheartedly.

During the trial of Jesus before Pilate, it is actually Pilate who is being tried by Jesus. The question at hand is what Pilate believes about Jesus. It’s the same for us. We must decide whether to reject him and send him away or to accept him as our Lord and embrace him wholeheartedly.

In John 18:1-27, we see different responses from different characters towards Jesus - from Judas who betrays him, to Peter who denies him. What can we learn from these varying reactions to apply in our relationship with Jesus?

In John 18:1-27, we see different responses from different characters towards Jesus - from Judas who betrays him, to Peter who denies him. What can we learn from these varying reactions to apply in our relationship with Jesus?

The story of Jericho encourages us to keep going, to keep inviting, to keep sharing, to keep worshipping, to keep doing all that we are called to do and in God’s time the walls of people’s darkness, rebellion and rejection will fall down.