Grant looks at one of his favourite topics as he takes us through 1 John 2:28 - 3:10. Knowing that we are children of God, or knowing our identity, is crucial to enjoying the kind of life Jesus would have us enjoy. This passage speaks into that theme - and when we get it, life is transformed!

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Children of God

It's Resurrection Sunday! Grant takes a look at the reactions of those who first encountered Jesus' resurrection, and then considers what our reactions might say about what we think about the resurrection - yes, a healthy challenge at Easter!

Actions Speak Louder Than Words (Easter Sunday)

Have you ever heard a message about the antichrist? Grant takes us there today as we look at 1 John 2:18-27 where the antichrist is mentioned 3 times - and it comes with the challenge to avoid falling into the trap of becoming antichrists ourselves - t's a unique message!

Don't Be An Antichrist; Be Prochrist

Chriselle takes us through 1 John 2:12-17 as we look at what living an authentic life looks like when John writes about 'not loving the world or anything in the world.' Some challenging words, all written in a very affectionate tone. How does that work out?

World's Apart

Ethan continues our journey through the letter of 1 John, today taking us through 1 John 2:3-11 which brings out one of the biggest challenges of being authentic followers of Jesus ... love for each other (in the church). A great message at the right season.

The Completion of God's Love

Caleb continues our 2021 series, Authentic, by taking us through 1 John 1:5 - 2:2 and continuing to look at the question, 'Who do we say Jesus is and what position does he hold in our lives?' We take communion together at the end of the service, so be ready with some bread and juice.

Living in the Light

We begin our 2021 series, Authentic, today. Grant kicks this off by starting a journey through the letter of 1 John which has some challenging words for followers of Jesus who were struggling to follow Jesus. In particular he looks at 1 John 1:1-4. Join us for a life-changing series!

Hear. See. Touch. Jesus.

In Part 2 of Grant's February vision series (an annual tradition now), he takes a look at what it is to be a committed follower of Jesus - and in that place we'll have no trouble finding vision for the church in the world we live. It's a challenging message!

Vision 2021: Looking Forward

Today Grant looks backwards as we seek to look forwards as a church community. In his annual vision talks he spoke a prophetic message last February (2020) that served us well during the last year of upheaval. But even that message went back further. It all shows how God works with us now to prepare for the future - a hallmark of our community.

Vision 2021: Looking Back

Today the 4 speakers from our crowd-sourced January series (Margaret, Grant, Chriselle & Ethan), share something that they wish Jesus had never said to them. Four messages in one day - but have no fear, they're short!

Things We Wish Jesus Never Said

Grant is back from leave and taking us through Week 5 of our summer series, today looking at one of those tricky things we wish Jesus had never said: 'Sell your possessions and give to the poor.' But he does Jesus really mean that? Grant looks at the story to find out!

Finders Weepers Loosers Keepers

In this 4th week of our summer series, Things We Wish Jesus Never Said, Chriselle takes a look at the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16) where Jesus talks about not thinking about the world through the lens of fairness. Challenging stuff!

But It's Not Fair!

Ethan takes us through the third week of our crowd-sourced summed series, Things We Wish Jesus Never Said. Today he takes us through Matthew 16:24-26 where Jesus told His disciples to take up their cross and follow Him. The implication is we should do the same. Really?!

Take Up Your Cross & Follow Me. Really?

In the second week of our summer series, Things We Wish Jesus Never Said, Margaret looks at the challenging passage of Matthew 7:21-23 where Jesus talks about the fact that people who do a lot of good things in his name don't get an automatic pass into heaven.

Surely Super Christians Get Into Heaven?

Margaret Loh (pastor-in-training) kicks off our crowd-sourced January series that looks at some of the hard things Jesus said. Today Margaret looks at Mark 9:23 where Jesus says, 'Everything is possible for one who believes.'

Everything Is Possible

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