GAP Youth leader, Joe Kingston, brings us a Christmas message about the Creator becoming the created.

Gerard encourages us to learn from the example of Ruth and not be held back by our past or present circumstances but to look forward to the future with expectancy. What does God have in store for you in 2025?

In his last sermon for the year Doug Kemsley recaps with thankfulness for 2024 and encourages us to think about what we are trusting the Lord for in 2025 as the priesthood of believers.  Don't let the fire go out! 

Doug Kemsley discusses the 'signs' that the end of this age is near and how we should be living now in order to be prepared for the future. 

1 Peter 4:7 states "the end of all things is near".  Doug Kemsley encourages us to consider how we are strengthening our hearts in preparation for the Lord's return.

Murray Smith shares with us the encouraging story of Bartimaeus out of Mark 10 titled, "Let Me See Again."
We are challenged - through the narrative of restored dignity and transformative discipleship of Bartimaeus - to consider our own moments of spiritual blindness and the ways that we might call out to Jesus in desperation & hope - laying aside our "cloaks" to embrace freedom in Jesus. 

Nigel speaks on the weakness of man versus the Might of God.  Where or who do we run to for protection? Yvonne Ruffell also shares about personal experiences that have drawn her closer to God, the Rock, our refuge and Protector.

Doug Kemsley - Sunday morning sermon

Michael Jenkins, from The Send ministry organisation, shares testimonies and statistics about faith in Christ in New Zealand, and challenges us to not be spectators but to get involved in the Great Commission.

Gerard Hay speaks from Joshua 2, the story of Rahab.  In times of waiting when life is hard - when we face challenges - how do we respond?  Like Rahab, despite our circumstances, we must choose to trust.