What Jesus Says to a Complacent Church

Join us on Good Friday 3rd April 2026 at 10am for Jesus’ Last Words.

Join us in-person or online this Palm Sunday (29th) from 10am as we experience the events of Jesus’ famous triumphal entry into Jerusalem from the perspective of the young owner of the donkey that He rode that day. All welcome.  

Join us this Sunday either in-person or online as we consider what we can learn and apply today from the famous episode of Jesus raising of his friend, Lazarus, from the grave. All welcome.

John chapter 9 tells the story of Jesus healing a man born blind. However, as the story unfolds we see this healing goes far deeper than the restoration mere physical sight. Join us either in-person or online as we explore this profound miracle and accompanying teaching.    

When a Moabite widow named Ruth finds redemption via a kinsman-redeemer named Boaz, God was at work in ways that no one could expect. Join us this Sunday online or in-person as we conclude this wonderful story about God’s work redemptive in a broken world.      

We’d love to have you with us this Sunday morning as we explore one of the world’s great love stories - that of Ruth & Boaz, and the loving God who was working behind the scenes to bring them together and to redeem each of us. Join us either in-person or online to find out more.

As a widow living in a foreign land, Ruth had few options available to her. Join us this Sunday as we explore what we can learn from this incredibly faithful, loyal and industrious woman.   

Join us this Sunday as we continue our journey through the wonderful book of Ruth - this week we will explore the challenge of remaining faithful even in times of uncertainty and hardship, as well as the importance of being honest with God in times of trial without allowing oneself to become bitter. All welcome.

This February we will be journeying through the short but powerful book of Ruth. We will see God’s hand at work, even in the bleakest of times. Join us Sundays at 10am, either in-person or online, as we explore God’s plan to bring us from ruin to redemption. 

John opens his gospel with a powerful yet controversial statement about Jesus - that He is the Word (in Greek, ‘Logos’), made flesh. Join us this Sunday as we explore this profound truth and ask what it means for us today.  

Join us for a report from Light Home in India.

Join us we hear from Rev Dr Jason Kioa Presbytery ministry team leader.

Join us Sunday as we discover whose we are. 

Join us Christmas Day for a Tale of Two Kings. 

Join us for The Sheep and the Goats. 

Join us for the Parable of the Talents. 

Having told his followers he would be returning at an hour no one knows, Jesus then tells a parable about ten bridesmaids awaiting the return of the bridegroom in order for the celebrations to begin. Join us this Sunday as we explore we can keep our 'lamps’ burning in the darkness in anticipation of the arrival of Jesus once more.    

The Bible is adamant that Jesus is coming again. There are around a thousand prophecies in the Bible concerning the second coming of Christ. It's mentioned in 23 of the 27 New Testament books. In fact, seven out of every ten chapters in the New Testament, refer to it! The question for us, then, is obvious: Are you ready? Join us this Sunday to explore how you can be ready for the return of the Kin...

The people have failed to heed God’s warning via the prophet Jeremiah to be like soft clay in his hands. The results are catastrophic. However, in the midst of tragedy, God has a practical word of hope for his people. Join us this Sunday as together to listen for God's word to us still today.  

When God tells Jeremiah to go down to the potters house, he has in store for the prophet an object lesson for Israel and for the nations. Join us this Sunday as we lean in to hear a word of both warning and hope from God. 

During an encounter with the Sadducees in Luke chapter 20, Jesus provides us with a glimpse into resurrection life. Join us this Sunday, either in-person or online, to hear about how our relationships with one another will be deepened and enriched in the life to come if we are in Christ, where death will be a distant memory.    

What do you truly rely on to give you life? Join us this Sunday at 10am as we explore Jesus’ claim to be the ‘bread of life’ - that is, our daily staple upon which we can depend to give us not simply 'bios’ (Greek for biological existence), but ‘zoe', meaning an eternal quality of life.  

Join us this Sunday either in person or online as we hear a classic parable from Jesus - the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax collector. 

Jesus calls us to follow His way through compassionate love of those on the edge, and we do this in our individual lives, through our congregations and collectively through Uniting.

Living Water? Jesus meets a Samaritan woman at a well. How does he treat her? What does he promise? What does this tell us about how to approach vulnerable people, especially victims of domestic violence? Don’t know any people suffering or surviving domestic violence? You’d be surprised.