This sermon, delivered by Matthew DaCosta, explores the connection between nature and our spiritual journey with God, based on the scripture reading from Galatians 6:1–18. Matthew emphasises that while God's will for us is perfect, we ultimately reap what we sow—whether from our flesh or through the work of the Holy Spirit when we allow Him to transform our lives.

This sermon was delivered by Matthew DaCosta, who spoke about the importance of making intentional decisions to walk in the Holy Spirit so that the desires of the flesh can be overcome. Although this is not easy, it is strongly encouraged by the Apostle Paul. As we walk in the Spirit, He produces fruit in us that empowers believers to live in true freedom—freedom found in Christ.

In this sermon, Phil Hopgood explores how the Christian walk can sometimes drift into legalism, even in doing good things like reading the Bible, praying, or giving. He reminds us that these are gifts from God—meant to be enjoyed in the freedom won for us through Christ’s death and resurrection—as we journey toward glory.

This sermon was given by Elisha DaCosta. Elisha breaks down the importance of believers knowing that they are free and no longer bound by the Law. As an heir of the Kingdom of God, this freedom means that God will fulfil His promises to us, no matter how long the wait or the difficulty of the situation.

This sermon, delivered by Jonathan Rudd, is based on Galatians 4:1–20. Jonathan explores what it means to be a mature son or daughter in the Kingdom of God. He emphasizes that we no longer need to strive through legalism, but can live in the freedom of knowing we are children of God—joint heirs with Christ. As we grow in our relationship with God, we begin to see Him as our loving Father rather than merely a Master.

This week's sermon is brought to you by Nick Wood. Nick shares a powerful message about the importance of being part of the Church family. He reminds us that within God’s family, everyone has a place, even those who feel misplaced or overlooked.We are not called to strive to fulfil the Law on our own. Instead, through Christ, the dividing walls have been torn down. Because of Him, we are united, not only to God but also to one another in a deep and unique way. The Church becomes a true home, a place of belonging and grace.

We are continuing our sermon series on the Book of Galatians. This sermon is given to us by Dan Featherstone. In this message, Dan explores why Paul challenges the Galatians about their walk with Christ. He reminds us that faith, holiness, and righteousness come through belief—not by following the Law.

This week, we took a break from Galatians and were blessed by a sermon from Phil Hopgood on Haggai 1. This message reminds us that God calls us back to our purpose, even though the process may involve suffering. Whether that suffering is caused by God, the enemy, or ourselves, it is God who ultimately calls us back to Him—and this should stir others to do the same.

This sermon was given to us by Matthew DaCosta, who speaks on Galatians 2:1-10, identifying what it truly means to live a gospel centred life, and how we as believers can fall in the spaces of legalism and liberalism.

This sermon was given to us by Lally Wood, who delves into the importance in discerning the truth of the Gospel from other Christian sources, that may either aid or hinder our walk.