Sermons

Maybe you're concerned that you won't feel comfortable at church. One way to help you decide is listen to one of these sermons (a fancy word for a talk that helps understand a passage of the Bible). We're convinced that Jesus is the smartest person who ever lived, so what he has to say on life still makes sense today. More than that, what he has to say actually puts life into full vivid colour.

Wisdom for your will ands wealth

(22nd September 2024)

James 4:13-5:11 (read it here)

James is the little borther of Jesus, He encourages us to look upt o our big brother Jesus and learn from his wisdom, his death defeating resurrection wisdom. Explore what the means for the direction of your life and your wealth.

Why grace produces words of life

(15th September 2024)

James 3:1-4:12 (read it here)

Words can create and destroy life. To our shame, Christians often speak words that cause deep hurt and division. God hates this. Yet our tongues seem so power. What's going on?

The compassion of Jesus

(8th September 2024)

Mark 7:24-37 (read it here)

A mother who goes in search of a miracle for her sick daughter, a man who cannot hear... how will Jesus respond? Will he respond the same to you?

Real life wisdom

(1st September 2024)

James 1:1-18 (read it here)

What are trials about? Why do Christians suffer trails if God is all powerful? Is there a wisdom that would allow the trials I face to form me for eternity?

Being strong in God

(25th August 2024)

Ephesians 6:10-20 (read it here)

Do you take the devil seriously? Could that be the reason why your life is so out of control? Would you take the power of God seriously? Is that the answer to how your life could be in control?

Drinking in the light

(18th August 2024)

Ephesians 5:11-21 (read it here)

Our Australian culture is not Christian. Christianity is always an alternative to the world around us. Why? Because it all starts with waking up from death.

The vision of unity

(4th August 2024)

Ephesians 4:1-16 (read it here)

As the Olympic games continue, what is true unity? There is a deep human desire to be unified, together. What is the deeper reality that makes this possible?

Experience God's love

(28th July 2024)

Ephesians 3:14-21 (read it here)

God will not force himself upon you, love would never do that. Jesus says, "Come..." Will you?

Be a brick!

(21st July 2024)

Ephesians 2:11-22 (read it here)

Learning the rules is not enough. If you want to really belong in a place you need to be known, What would that look like?

Do you live what you believe?

(14th July 2024)

Mark 6:14-29 (read it here)

At the end of life on earth will your legacy reflect what you could have done or what you did do? Will we live what we believe?

Generosity from the heart

(30th June 2024)

2 Corinthians 8:7-15 (read it here)

Oh dear! A pastor talking about money. Will you risk listening? (during this sermon a real wallet was used as an visual illustration; it was not harmed in the making of this sermon).

But it's still winter

(23rd June 2024)

2 Corinthians 6:1-13 (read it here)

Last week we thought about being at home with Jesus in troubles. But perhaps that seemed a little bit simple. There is real pain in life. Is the gospel really an answer to this?

At home with Jesus

(16th June 2024)

2 Corinthians 5:6-10, 14-17 (read it here)

What is the Christian approach to life and its troubles? This sermon explores what it means to be always at home with Jesus. (The preacher is sitting in a comfortable armchair for much of the sermon)

True Family

(9th June 2024)

Mark 3:20-35 (read it here)

Who is our true family? Explore what Jesus has to say.

The first word of every child

(16th May 2024)

Romans 8:12-17 (read it here)

What do we hope is the first word of our own child? Surely mummy or daddy! This sermon explores why this is also the first word of every Christian and how it frees us.

The day after the party

(19th May 2024)

Romans 8:22-27 (read it here)

Party's are fun, but the day after... cleaning up, deflated balloons... The Christian life can seem to start with so much joy, but then... the day after. This sermon explores what God is doing, the day after.

Born of God

(5th May 2024)

1 John 5:1-12 (read it here)

The laugh of a baby, a sign of hope. The parent-child relationship is so special. Yet and as we get older, that hope of childhood is lost. Is there a way? Is there a true parent-child relationship for us? Could you be born of God?

Life changing love

(21st April 2024)

1 John 3:16-24 (read it here)

God wants us to know him in love. When we experience this, we will also become loving people, freed from trying to do good deeds to get God's love and instead willing to use our resources to serve others.

The resurrection, for real!

(14th April 2024)

Luke 24:36-48 (read it here)

There is one events, that cuts through our nice comfortable lives: resurrection. It means Jesus is more than a nice person, he is changing everything.

Blessed Assurance

(7th April 2024)

1 John 1:1-2:2 (read it here)

Is it arrogant to be sure that you know God and he knows you? One of the first followers of Jesus wants us to be certain and he doesn't think it's arrogant, in fact he thinks it's more arrogant to live with uncertainty. 

The Christian Grand Final

(31st March 2024)

1 Corinthians 15:1-20 (read it here)

Everyone wants their football team to win the grand final. If the umpire stopped the game five minutes before the end and said not to worry about the result, how would you feel? No victory means everything lost. Victory matters! What does the resurrection victory mean? This sermon ends with a Resurrection conga line dance.

Real Relationships

(24th March 2024)

Philippians 2:1-18 (read it here)

Why do we live in a "dog eat dog" world? Is there an alternative? What would that look like?

You need a priest!

(17th March 2024)

Hebrews 4:14-5:10 (read it here)

Can your God say "no" to you? And if you choose not to listen, what's does that mean? Is it really possible just to stroll into God's presence? Or do you need a priest?

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