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Does the Kingdom of God have any relevance to our every day lives? What about the Holy Spirit? In this message Matt talks about how we can look for the Kingdom and partner with the Holy Spirit in our places of work.

Does the Kingdom of God have any relevance to our every day lives? What about the Holy Spirit? In this message James talks about the work of the Holy Spirit transforming and empowering us to be like Jesus each and every day.

Does the Kingdom of God have any relevance to our every day lives? What about the Holy Spirit? In this message Michelle explores how the Holy Spirit is creative and he inspires us with creativity in all areas of our lives.

Does the Kingdom of God have any relevance to our every day lives? What about the Holy Spirit? In this message, James talks about how the Holy Spirit and the Kingdom of God are active in every part of daily life, inviting us to live ordinary moments with eternal purpose.

Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid (John 14:27). So often we do not live with peace instead our minds are anxious and hearts are troubled. In this message Phil unpacks how we can experience the peace promised by Jesus and live in the way of peace.

On the day of Pentecost the Holy Spirit was poured out on Jesus' followers who had gathered together in Jerusalem 10 days after Jesus' ascension into heaven. In this message, Matt dives into the Holy Spirit's work in our lives and in the world today!

All churches need resources including money to fulfil the mission and calling of God. In this two part message, James provides an update on CV's finances and our hopes and dreams for the future. In the second part, the focus is on Jesus' ascension and some ways his ascension connects with our lives today.

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. But these are more than just pretty words to be admired, they require us to make a choice - will we trust Jesus and build our lives on what he says? In this messa...

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. In this message Mike focuses on Matthew 7:1-12 which is all about having wisdom in our relationships with others.

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. In this message Tessa focuses on Matthew 6:19-34 where Jesus draws our attention to the relationship we have with our stuff!

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. In this message, James connects the Sermon on the mount to John 6, where Simon Peter says to Jesus "You have the words of eternal life!"

Easter weekend is more than a holiday. Along with churches all over the world we remember Jesus' death on the cross, and celebrate his resurrection and victory over sin and death! In this Easter Sunday message, James talks about the signs of new life when Jesus rose from the grave!

Easter weekend is more than a holiday. Along with churches all over the world we remember Jesus' death on the cross, and celebrate his resurrection and victory over sin and death! In this message, Rosemary reflects on the events of Good Friday and what Jesus endured for us.

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. In Matthew 6:5-18 Jesus invites us into a life with his Father anchored in prayer. How can we talk to God? Jesus gives us an amazing model - the Lord's prayer.

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. In Matthew 6:1-4 Jesus focuses on the heart behind caring for those in need - what is really going on beneath the surface of our kindness towards others? Listen a...

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. In Matthew 5:33-48 Jesus turns his attention towards the practice of oath-making, as well as retaliation and loving our enemies! In this message Matt highlights c...

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. In Matthew 5:21 -32 Jesus gets stuck into how we live it out in our relationships with others - he turns his light on to big issues: murder and contempt for other...

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. In Matthew 5:17 -20 Jesus says that he has come to fulfil the law - what on earth does this mean? Why does it matter? Listen as Zoë unpacks these few verses!

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. In this message, Natalya digs into Matthew 5:13-16 and the connections of salt and light, with Old Testament stories and our lives today in the city!

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. In this message, James explores Matthew 5:6-12, and the kind of people being formed by the Kingdom!

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. In this message, Tessa digs into Jesus' words in Matthew 5:1-15 - the good news about who really is blessed!

Jesus has the the words of eternal life. Not for some future moment, but for today. In the Sermon on the mount (Matthew 5-7), Jesus announces the arrival of God's Kingdom and what it means to live in the reality of God’s present kingdom. At CV, we're embarking on a series through Jesus' mountainside teaching - and in this message, James kicks of the series with some background context in Matthew 4...

The beginning of the year is a good time to think about our vision for the future. What might our lives be like when we abide in God? In this message James draws together threads that have been on our hearts, and speaks about hopes and dreams for our church.

In our first service for 2026 James talks about we can be continually refreshed and refuelled by the Lord who offers us living water!

Advent is the season leading up to Christmas when we celebrate the arrival of the saviour of the world - Jesus! This message is from our final service for 2025. Natalya talks about Advent and how Christmas is the beginning!