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.

What does true wisdom look like? An in an age of endless information and opinions, how do we become people who are wise and understanding? The words of James 3:13-18 provide a pathway for living wisely.

How do we tame our tongues? James 3:1-12 offers us a strong warning and a pathway to living like Jesus

Today was an exciting day as Anchor's four churches gathered together to comission Anchor North Shore. Join us as we explore the future of the Church, and what sustains us as God's people.

Pastor Arnaldo takes us through Revelations 19:1-10 - a story about a cosmic battle that the church is experiencing this very day.

Faith is never invisible. There is no such thing as 'word-only' or 'belief-only' Christianity. True faith always transforms our lives.

How do we become people who love others without favouritism? James 2:1-13 invites us to consider this question

What is the mark of a genuine faith? How can you tell if you really know Jesus? James says that the one who has true faith listens and obeys, but the one who doesn't is like someone who looks into a mirror and forgets what he looks like.... Hear from James how to be one who hears, listens, and obeys.

Our Lead Pastor Matt Sparks kicks off a new series in the book of James called Horses, Fire & Ships. In this message he unpacks James' counter-cultural wisdom for seasons of trial and temptation. Will the challenges we face in life make us bitter or better?

Why do we long for more than this life? Why does death feel like an intruder? This Easter message explores how the resurrection of Jesus answers our deepest desires—with a hope that’s alive, a home that lasts, and a reason to keep going through our trials.

1 Pet 1:3, 4, 6.

How do we become people who are devoted to prayer? We consider the pattern of Jesus' prayer life and the pattern of the early church and how this should inform the way we devote ourselves to prayer today.