What Jesus Says to a Complacent Church

Join us this Sunday for a look at a challenging parable of Jesus that holds up a mirror to our childish, selfish attitude to much of life, but that also invites us to look again at our true standing before God, and his staggering generosity to us all. 

Humanity and creation are groaning, and it’s a reality that spans across generations, continents and contexts. But a different kind of conversation is happening this Spring – one centred not on despair, but on active courage, justice, and faith. We’re delighted to be part of Tearfund Australia's 'Strong Roots, High Hopes' tour, happening across the country this August and September, featuring stor...

The Psalms talk of oceans and rivers and mountains praising God. Join us this Sunday as we look forward, with a powerful hope, to a time when all of creation will be united in worship of its Creator, singing a new song about the wonderful things God has done, and the salvation he has revealed to the nations.   

As we confirm several new friends into membership of our church this Sunday, we will all be reminded of the profound call to offer bodies as 'living sacrifices’ as our everyday act of worship to God. 

When the religious leaders of his day come demanding a sign from Jesus, he rebukes them for knowing how to interpret a red sunrise or sunset, but not knowing how to interpret the signs of their times. We look forward to being with you this Sunday as we consider how to best interpret the signs of our own times. 

Jesus leaves Israel and encounters a foreign woman in desperate need of mercy. After an initially frosty reception, she remains persistent and is granted her deepest desire. Join us this Sunday to find out more about this woman of great faith.  

As Jesus and His disciples were walking through a grain field, a controversy erupts regarding the sabbath. Join us this Sunday to discover God’s intention for a regular day of rest to be a life-giving discipline and blessing.   

Feeling weary? Burdened? Join us this Sunday as explore Jesus’ promise of 'rest for your soul'!

In our passage this Sunday, Jesus rebukes the spiritual childishness of His generation. But were they really any worse than those that went before or who have come after? Join us this Sunday to be challenged about our own generation's stubbornness and need for repentance.  

Join us in-person or online at 10am for the Greatest and the Least - Matthew Chapter 11. 

Join us this Sunday online or in person as we ask - What are you afraid of? 

What would you be willing to sacrifice for God? Join us this Sunday as we conclude our study of Abraham, the father of nations, by examining the greatest test of his faith that he ever faced.

Abram is now 99 years old, but God reaffirms His amazing promise to him of countless descendants via his 89-year-old wife, Sarai. But God also gives Abram a bizarre command to ensure that His people are set apart, marked out, and cut off from the rest of the human tribe. Join us in-person or online to find out more.

Do you sometimes feel used and abused? So you sometimes feel like others value you only for the usefulness you represent to them? Join us this Sunday as we explore the story of Hagar, a foreign slave woman, who was used and abused, but who was seen and heard by God.

As Abraham wavers in his steadfastness to God, he is again promised descendants as numerous as the stars, as God enters into an unbreakable covenant of grace with him. Join us this Sunday as we explore how we too can benefit from God's amazing grace, and be declared righteous in God’s sight.

Abraham’s life journey is a masterful lesson in trusting God's promises despite our own human flaws and impossible circumstances. Abraham's obedience to God laid the groundwork for God’s gracious redemptive work in the world through Christ. Starting this Sunday 7th June, join us over the coming couple of months as we follow his amazing story of faith in the midst of uncertainty and doubt.

Our culture idolises different types of love. But Jesus said there was no greater love than sacrificial love for one’s friends. What's more, he issued a command to his disciples that they live out this kind of love. Christian friendship isn't just a 'nice-to-have'. It's vital, and Jesus showed us exactly what it looked like. Join us this Sunday 31st as Carlie Chapman helps us explore this powerful...

Often when we think of God's Holy Spirit, we think of flamboyant acts of power that many of us rarely experience. However, when Jesus promises his followers the Holy Spirit, he uses an image of the most essential and everyday of human needs - water. Join us at 10am this Sunday to discover more.    

As part of His impassioned farewell teaching to His disciples, Jesus uses a universally recognisable metaphor to emphasise the vital importance of remaining connected to Him in order to be fruitful in life. Join us this Sunday either in-person or online to find out more.

During his final evening with his disciples, Jesus gave them a final challenge - if they truly loved him, they would obey his commands. Join us this Sunday 10th May as we explore what this means for us today, and what reward awaits all those who indeed love and obey him. 

In a relativistic world where many people think there are many paths to God, Jesus makes a confronting claim - that He, and He alone, is the only Way to God. Join us this Sunday as we explore one of Jesus’ most controversial claims to ultimate truth.

Jesus makes the bold claim to be the Good Shepherd who leads us to life-abundant. Join us this Sunday either in-person or online to discover how you can come under the care of Jesus, the gate to true life. 

We are excited to have Greg Sheridan join us at Church in the Marketplace on 19th April to discuss his new book:   How Christians Can Succeed Today – Reclaiming the Genius of the Early Church.   Greg Sheridan AO is an Australian foreign affairs journalist, author, commentator and a committed Christian. 

Join us on Sunday as we hear from Rev. Dr Mark Layson, NSW/ACT Director / Senior Chaplain of the Disaster Recovery Chaplaincy Network (DRCN).The Bible reading for this Sunday: Luke 7:36 - 50

Join us Sunday as we celebrate Jesus’ resurrection and hear how we can have communion with God.