St Paul's Auckland

Our guest speaker, Aaron Hardy from Te Rautini, speaks to the morning service where he explores the story of Mary and Martha. Aaron leads a church in Hamilton, he’s also a musician and social worker.

Our guest speaker, Aaron Hardy, speaks to the evening service, looking at what kind of God are we following. Aaron leads Te Rautini Church in Hamilton, he's also a musician and social worker.

We look at the Beatitudes and the promise of God’s nearness in everything we face.

We lean into Acts 13 as we wrestle with how to recapture something of the early enthusiasm, vision and power of the early church as they were overwhelmed by the Spirit and thrust out into witness.

We continue our Acts series, exploring what being a Christian actually looks like. We also look at the formation of the early church and how that applies to us today. Join us on the journey from Antioch to Auckland!

As we continue our series on Acts, Bruce White from NZCMS shares his thoughts on when God speaks.

This Sunday, we continue our Acts series, looking at Chapters 7 and 8. How can we live in a way that draws others to Jesus? What does that look like in our everyday lives? 

Rachel continues our new series, Acts: The Unfinished Story, looking at Acts chapters 3 and 4, and wrestling with what it means to really offer all that we have and are to God. 

St Paul's has a partnership with Lalogi Lakwana, a community in Northern Uganda. Together we sponsor over 50 kids! This is impacting the lives of over 200+ people and is resourcing the community to lift themselves out of poverty. World Vision joins us this week to share more about the impact St Paul's is making.

It is Pentecost Sunday, when we mark the birthday of the church. The day in which the Holy Spirit, the spirit of Christ, came to fill people with His presence and love, and enable them to be His church, His body in the world. We will celebrate, remember, and give thanks for all God has done for us.

Julia looks at what it means to raise and disciple the next generation, and how we can live out our own lives in a way that positively impacts them. 

Pete looks at the words from John 17, and Jesus' prayer for us as a people and as a church. We explore how God is drawing us back to pray and how He can be involved in our daily lives.

Pete leads us on a journey through different gardens in the bible as we celebrate the release of 'Garden' by Chris Cope, through St Paul's music. We be explore how gardens represent different stages of our lives and hold invitations, questions and challenges. 

Pete winds up our mini-series, When Jesus Shows Up, unpacking the story of Doubting Thomas, and how doubts can sometimes be a friend and not an enemy of faith. 

Ian explores the impact of Jesus' presence and power in the lives of His followers, and what that means for us today. 

We explore the story of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus, their encounter with the Risen Jesus, and the implications for our lives today.

"There is good news, it’s a magnificent story that can woo us, wow us, humble us, and inspire us to love God, ourselves and others ...It is the story we all long for, the story we were meant to enter." this Resurrection Sunday as we encounter the wonder of what Jesus has done for us. 

Do you only pray when you’re in desperate need or afraid? Is life so hectic it’s just fallen off your radar? We continue our series looking at the practice of prayer; what is prayer, what about unanswered prayers, and how returning to the Lord’s Prayer can reshape our prayer life.

Pete explores the ancient practice of giving, looking at how giving is a response to grace, and re-engaging with our vision of who God is calling us to become.

We continue our series, exploring the ancient practice of silence and solitude, with Luke Fenwick from Venn Foundation leading us into this holy habit.

We continue our new series, exploring the ancient practice of fasting, one of the lost and hardest paths to practice and understand. How might we engage with fasting today?

“Most of us suffer from spiritual souls are untended. And in this fragmented world, a soul left untended quickly loses direction...For centuries, believers have submitted to disciplines to create…a spiritual rhythm for living within the well-worn grooves of workday life.” - Brian McLaren This week we begin our new series, Ancient Paths for Modern Faith, highlighting various spiritual practices tha...