Sermons

Regional leader Dave Campbell gives the Christmas message

Christmas is more than the baby in the manger. It is the story of the greatest gift God has given us. In this family service, Samuel leads us through Luke 1:26, inviting us to see Christmas as God stepping into our world with purpose, promise, and grace

Brendan reminded us that our lives are fearfully and wonderfully made by a Creator who knows us completely and loves us without pause. He spoke about the dignity that comes from that design. Every person carries a distinct mark of God’s care.

Rachel encourages us to "look up towards God" encouraging us from God's Word:
Isaiah 41v10, Luke 19v1-10, John 4:1-22 and Gen 12:2.

Mike concludes the series by showing that Paul was willing to be an imitator of Christ so that Christ may have the glory in his (Paul's ) suffering

Brendan explores psalms 139 in the context of God's Omniscience. God's knowledge includes knowing what we are doing, what we are thinking, where we are going, and what we say.

Drawing from Acts 2:42–47, Samuel encourages us to find our place in the church family and to pursue growth alongside one another.

Paul explains how we can Do less, be more - Faith over fear.
Paul uses examples of various Bible characters to show God does not expect us to be busy all the time (we need to have time to rest).
Paul also reminds us that God is with us all the time.

Mike explains further about Paul, Silas and Timothy's Ministry in the Roman city of Philippi - Acts 16:11-34

Brendan teaches in this sermon how God is everywhere. There is no height, depth or darkness beyond His presence. Even in the most remote or secret places, His hand leads and holds us. His domain is the whole of creation, for nothing lies outside His rule. And His kingdom is wherever His sovereignty is acknowledged, in hearts that surrender to Him, in lives lived under His will, and ultimately in the full establishment of His reign over all things.