All of Jesus' life and ministry was lived by the power of the Holy Spirit. As His apprentices, it is impossible to be formed into Jesus' image with the work of the Holy Spirit.

Vision Sunday Part 2 is a reminder of the foundational purpose we have as a church - to make emotionally healthy, missional apprentices of Jesus. 

Our vision for 2022 is to be a church that moves forward on its knees. We long to see a church that is deeply prayerful and dependent on God.

We're excited to announce that we are commissioning another church plant to join the Anchor Family of Churches! Led by James & Callin Dawson, we believe God has called to us to send out another launch team to plant a new church in the Northern Beaches of Sydney.

How do you respond when life brings storms of hardship and difficulty your way? Join us as James Wong shares a faith-inspiring message based on Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4.

Today we kick off 2022 by looking at the goal of the Christian life; to be more like Jesus. James Ayre unpacks from Hebrews 12:1-3 what it looks like to stumble towards Christ-likeness as we seek to 'press in' and 'throw off'.

2021 has been a tough year. We’re tired of all the uncertainty caused by Covid, lockdowns and isolation. Jesus brings hope to a weary world that goes beyond circumstances.

Unless we recognise our desperate need for Jesus we won’t embrace him as Saviour. Listen as we see the necessity for Jesus to enter into the chaos of this world to bring his peace and restoration.

Today we look at one of the most counter-cultural financial principles in the Bible—stewardship. Whatever we have is not ours, it belongs to God. He has entrusted his resources into our hands to bring his blessing to the world.

We look at the radical example of John Wesley who exemplified Christian stewardship, and lived by the three rules: Gain all you can, Save all you can, Give all you can.

Jesus has a compelling ability to make strangers into family and others into us. He did this primarily through eating meals around a table. Few practices are more important for this cultural moment than hospitality.