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Today, on the 1st Sunday in Advent, we discover the spiritual riches offered by God and a fresh revelation of Christ’s preparedness to enter the world’s poverty, so we may become spiritually rich.
Today, on All Saints Day, we are asked the question how often do we either lose or forget to wear our ‘name badge’? This is not the one we wear at church, but the one which identifies us as Christian.
Today, on All Saints Day, we are asked the question how often do we either lose or forget to wear our ‘name badge’? This is not the one we wear at church, but the one which identifies us as Christain.
Today, on the 15th Sunday in Pentecost Growth, we delve into the difficult story Jesus told when addressing the Pharisees’ habit of justifying themselves before God. We’ll learn that there is only one who can bridge the chasm between heaven and hell.
Today, on the 15th Sunday in Pentecost Growth, Br Bill Nicolle will be sharing the message with us.
Today, on the 12th Sunday in Pentecost Growth. We welcome back Rev’d Juleen Partridge as she shares the message with us today. \
Today, on the 9th Sunday in Pentecost Growth, we focusses on what the life of faith looks like and how this faith, hope and love inspires us to live in perpetual state of readiness of Christ’s return.
Today, on the 6th Sunday in Pentecost Growth, we continue with Paul’s letter to the church in Colossae. Through our Gospel reading we learn the value of gazing on Jesus and His teaching
Today, on the 3rd Sunday in Pentecost, we read Paul’s letter to the church in Galatia. In this letter Paul explains how the disciple of Christ is called to live in the freedom that Christ obtained for us. We are no longer to be held captive to sinful desires, but rather are to walk in the freedom of the Spirit of God.
This Sunday we will be celebrating Pentecost, the outpouring of the life giving gift of the Holy Spirit.
This week we look at two important Gospel readings, the first when Jesus gave his great command for us to love each other, and secondly, his great command for us to go and make disciples in all nations. Br Bill Nicolle will focus on Christ’s command to love each other as we witness of Christ’s saving work.
Many people claim to believe in God, and believe they are God’s children. Some even claim to be followers of Jesus. But, in speaking to the Jews, Jesus claimed there are specific characteristic and benefits of those who truly belong to Jesus’ flock.
Have you experience a faith crises, a time or a season when believing in God seemed almost impossible? Thomas did! There is a little bit of Thomas in all of us, because all of us have experience time when ‘doubts’ got the better of us.
Just as the disciples gathered with Jesus for their last meal together, during which Jesus washed his friends feet, we too will gather. In our message we will discern whether or not we choose our spiritual food wisely.
This Sunday we listen to the well know parable of the prodigal son. However rather than focusing on the younger son, we will focus on how the older brother responds to his brother’s return. Here we learn to show mercy to the undeserving.
This Sunday we hear as Jesus teaches the lesson of the Fig Tree. Br Bill Nicolle is preaching this week, and he is focussing on Jesus urging us to Come to the Waters and drink.
This Sunday we finish our series on the book of Revelation, studying chapters 21 and 22. We’ll learn Christ’s Final world on Heaven,
focussing on Christ’s love for his bride the Church.
We delve into chapters 19 to 20 of the book of Revelation,
learning Christ’s Last Word on Salvation
We delve into chapters 8 to 11 of the book of Revelation,
learning Christ’s Final Words on Prayer and Prophetic Witness.
Today, on the 2nd Sunday in Advent, we have the Baptism of Isla Mae Carter, we welcome Isla family and friends here today. The message today will explain how God turns the mundane into the miraculous.
Today, on Defence Sunday, Reverend John West will be preaching. Reverend John’s message is entitled ‘Don’t be fooled’.
Today, on the 20th Sunday in Pentecost Growth, we will look at the transformation of John Mark. After previously being regarded as failing in ministry, Paul now believers John Mark is helpful to him in his ministry.
Today, on the 17th Sunday in Pentecost Growth, Bishop Charlie Murry will be leading the service and preaching. Bishop Charlie’s message will be available for viewing when the service is livestreamed.
Today, on the 13th Sunday in Pentecost Growth, we know that even though many people may recognise that Jesus was a good teacher, and that He is the Saviour who gives them the gift of eternal life, not many are prepared to follow Him at any cost.
Today, on the 10th Sunday in Pentecost Growth we look further into Hebrews where the writer urges us to throw off anything that hinders our spiritual journey, so we may walk with passion and perseverance.
Today, on the 7th Sunday in Pentecost Growth, we read the instruction Jesus gave His disciple on how to pray to their heavenly Father. He taught them to pray God-centred prayers with a sense of security in His fatherly care.
Today, on the 4th Sunday in the season of Pentecost Growth, we finish Paul’s letter to the church in Galatia. In his final instructions Paul explains our responsibility towards our fellow believers, especially when our brother or sister falls into sin.
Today, on Trinity Sunday, we will consider why understanding God as a Three-in-one union is fundamental to understanding the true Gospel of Jesus Christ
Today we celebrate the day our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ ascended to his Father. We will listen as our Ascended King imparted his blessing to his first disciples, and upon all whom Christ calls to follow him. We’ll learn how we too have been given a responsibility to be a channel of blessing to those around us.
Peter failed three times, when he denied knowing his friend and Saviour. But Peter’s failure did not mean Jesus sacked him from his mission team. Instead, Jesus reminded him that from great failure comes important lessons.
This service is a solemn occasion as we remember Christ’s journey to the cross, where he lay down his life, for his enemies. Our service ends with Jesus being buried in the tomb. Our Message will focus on how the cross is still relevant today.
As we continue on our Lenten journey, please find time to sit with Jesus, let the SON shine upon us as we reflect and contemplate this amazing gift that God the Father has given us in Jesus Christ.
This Sunday we listen in on a conversation Jesus had with some Pharisees who were warning him of Herod’s evil plan to kill him. Our message is about The
Prophetic Hymn of Victory
As we enter our Lenten journey and begin a season of prayer and fasting,
today’s message focusses on how we must prepare our hearts
for a season of prayer.
We delve into chapters 12 to 14 of the book of Revelation,
learning Christ ‘s Last Word on Politics and Persecution
Today we will ponder Christ’s last word on true worship as we learn from what John saw taking place in the heavenlies.
Today, on Christ the King Sunday Br Bill Nicolle will be sharing the message with us.
Today, on the 21st Sunday in Pentecost Growth, we ask the question how do you offer faith-filled praise to God when the situation before you seems impossible?
That was the struggle felt by the prophet Habakkuk
It is helpful to visualise today’s Gospel passage, only then are we faced with the faith of the lepers and the faithfulness of the one who returned to thank Jesus for his healing.
Will we be like the one who returned to give thanks?
Today we commence a new series, studying Paul’s letter to Timothy. In his first letter, Paul urges Timothy to confront the false teachers who have enter the church community, leading people away from the true Gospel
Today, on the 11th Sunday in Pentecost Growth, Br Bill Nicolle will be preaching the message to us.
Today, on the 8th Sunday in Pentecost Growth, we read how Jesus reveals how greed can quickly cause us to find our security and confidence in money, rather than trusting in God and our relationship with Him.
Today we look at a collection of passages centred on what it means to offer God true worship without pretence. In our message we learn the fruit of the Gospel is the transformation of our lives.
Today, on the 2nd Sunday in Pentecost, we will be going through the letter Paul wrote to the church in Galatia. Paul explain to them that we are not saved through works but through faith in Jesus Christ alone.
As Jesus prayed His final prayer to His heavenly Father, before laying down His life for the world, He prayed for Himself, for His disciple and for us. Outstandingly, His one request about the future church was that they would be one. Today we learn that unity is different from uniformity.
We celebrate today the resurrection of our Lord and Saviour!
In our message this morning we will reflect on whether
our lives are ‘living proof’ of Jesus resurrection to those around us.
This Sunday we will be reading the passage of what happened to Jesus when He was brought before Pilate. Through this we see Jesus demonstrate such composure when He is surrounded by such hostility. We are called to follow Christ’s great example.
This Sunday we enter the season of lent. In our messages we will focus on whether we are prepared to pray the same dangerous prayer as Jesus did.
We delve into chapters 15 to 18 of the book of Revelation,
learning Christ ‘s Last Word on Judgement
Today we delve into chapters 6 and 7 of our series of Revelation, learning Christ’s final word on evil, and the protection we have with God’s seal on our forehead.
We join with the apostle John as he experiences the appearing of
the Lord Jesus Christ. His letter of Revelation will comfort us and teach us to be a faithful church in a dangerous world.