Many people feel trapped in habits they can’t shake—but Romans 8:5–13 explodes the myth that change is impossible. In this message, we’ll discover how the Spirit of God frees us from the power of sin and leads us into a victorious, Spirit-filled life where real transformation isn’t achieved by striving—but received by surrender.
Romans 8 is often called 'the greatest chapter in the Bible'. Join us as we begin a seven week journey through the riches of this part of God's word, beginning with the truth that in Christ Jesus - we are not condemned!
The disciples had seen God move before—but this time, what worked in the past didn’t work again. It’s a powerful reminder that when it comes to faith, past success doesn’t guarantee future success. Real faith isn’t about formulas or memories of what once worked; it’s about daily dependence on God. What does genuine faith looks like in the ups and downs of life and how can we keep trusting Jesus consistently?
What is God's purpose behind miracles? Listen as Ben Camilleri unpacks three reasons why God performed miracles in the time of Jesus - and today.
When Jesus encountered those in need, instead of turning away he was moved with compassion in a vivid picture of God’s heart for people who are hurting or on the margins. What does it mean to follow his example? Hear about our partnership with Compassion and how together we can bring practical help, dignity and hope to children and families in need around the world.
Dave Deane from Questioning Christianity is our guest preacher to close the Beyond Grey Series. Addressing AI & technology, he answers the question: will the future still be human?
Guest preacher Jeff Jones invites us to see God not only as true, but as breathtakingly beautiful — both transcendent in majesty and immanent in nearness. When we are captivated by the beauty of Jesus, our worship, obedience, and even our suffering are transformed.
Bible Reading: Revelation 5:6-13 (NIV)
Pastor Matt Sparks speaks on the topic of raising children in the Lord taken from Deuteronomy 6:1-12 and explores how as Christians we ensure that the gospel is passed down to the next generation?
In this message we explore the confusion of a “sexular age,” where culture treats sexuality as ultimate but hollow, and contrast it with God’s good design. We show how the Corinthian problem of viewing sex as just an appetite lives on in today’s consent-only ethic, which is too thin to sustain real flourishing. Instead, the Christian vision of sexuality as covenantal, fruitful, and sacred offers a life-giving alternative.
In this message, Matt Sparks explores the question, “Who am I, really?” by contrasting modern identity myths with the biblical story that grounds our worth and purpose in being created in God’s image and redeemed in Christ. You will be invited to rest in the secure identity of being God’s children—loved, chosen, and united with Jesus.
In a world marred by suffering, pain and hardship - where is God? This message explores how Jesus answers this question through the story of Lazarus' death and resurrection in John 11
In a world caught in a “meaning crisis,” this message explores why our hearts long for purpose and how fragile our self-made sources of meaning truly are. Drawing on Ecclesiastes and the hope of the gospel, it invites us to find lasting fulfilment in knowing and living for God.
In this message from our Beyond Grey series, Matt Sparks explores how the person of Jesus reveals the deepest longings of the human heart: truth, beauty, and goodness. Rooted in John 1:1–18, this message invites listeners to encounter the light that overcomes darkness, the glory that captivates the soul, and the truth that brings lasting freedom.
In this message, we explore how the Christian story speaks to our culture’s deepest longings for truth, beauty, and goodness. In a disenchanted world, the gospel invites us to live and tell a better story—one that re-enchants reality with hope and meaning.
In todays sermon, Josh will take us through how Jesus calms the storm, both in Mark but also in our lives.
In Mark 5 we see Jesus heals a demon-possessed man but it results in the pigs, a great resource for the town, being drowned. This causes the people to reject Jesus.
In this passage we see Jesus confirm His identity, reveal His authority but the question remains: How will we respond?
In this message from James 5:13–20, Matt Sparks calls our church to renewed confidence in the power of prayer—especially prayer for healing. With honesty about unanswered prayers and hope in God’s promises, this sermon invites us to pray boldly, persistently, and faithfully.
How do we endure seasons of suffering and continue to trust in God? James 5 gives us a pathway for doing so.
How can we face the future free of anxiety? James explores how faith transforms our outlook, frees us from anxiety, and re-centres us on what truly matters: God’s will over our own.
How do we experience true friendship with God and resist the pull of friendship with the world? In James 4 we're encouraged to take three specific actions and receive three beautiful promises in return.
