Happy Father's Day!

In this sermon, we kick off our new series, looking at the first place we're called to make disciples... under our own roof.

So how can we best raise our kids to not just succeed in life, but remain on the right path? Let's talk about it!

The church is a generational blessing.

We are part of a living, growing community shaped by those who have gone before us and called to build for those who will come after us. In this message, we explore how the church creates an environment where faith can grow, lives can be strengthened, and the fire of God can be carried from generation to generation.

Like a forest, the church provides covering, nourishment, and strength. The faithfulness, wisdom, prayers, and devotion of previous generations create a spiritual climate where others can flourish.

And now, we have the opportunity to plant seeds, add fuel to the fire, and build something that will bless future generations.

Jesus is still building His church, and every life planted in His house has a part to play.

What does it take to build a faith that can survive pressure, disappointment, loneliness, and hard seasons?

In this message from our series “The Church: God’s Master Plan,” we look at what Scripture says about being planted in the house of God. Using passages from Jeremiah 17, Psalm 1, and Psalm 92, this sermon explores the difference between simply attending church and truly being rooted in godly community.

God’s plan is not for you to live in isolation, be limited, or be spiritually dry. He calls His people to be like trees planted by streams of water, fruitful, strong, vibrant, and able to withstand every season.

If you’ve felt stuck, disconnected, or like your faith isn’t growing, this message will challenge and encourage you to take a deeper step into community, purpose, and spiritual strength.

What makes the church worth showing up for, even on the days you do not feel like it?This week, Pastor Geraldine brings a message that gets to the heart of why coming to church matters... Not out of obligation, but because of the genuine, life-giving benefit it offers each of us.Rooted in Matthew 16:18, where Jesus declares his intention to build his church on people just like us, the message unpacks two powerful truths: the church grows our love for and relationship with God, and the church teaches us how to love people well.The church is not perfect, but we are imperfect together. And that is exactly where God does some of his greatest work in us.

Recorded LIVE at Brotherhood Night, this message from Pastor Mark was so profound, we knew we had to get it out to the whole church.

Sharing scriptures that shaped his life, Pastor Mark takes us through his story: From the earliest days of C3 in Sydney (falling flat on his face leading his first meetings) to the power of remaining planted in God's house over 40 years of ministry.

This is a sermon that WILL challenge, encourage and empower you. So are you ready for what God has for you?

Are you truly planted in the house of God, or are you just attending?In this powerful message from our series “The Church: God’s Master Plan,” Pastor Darren unpacks why the church is not just a weekly event, but God’s Plan A for the world. Jesus said, “I will build my church,” and as apprentices of Jesus, we are called to build what He is building.If you’ve ever struggled with pride, offence, disappointment, inconsistency, or feeling disconnected from church community, this message will challenge and encourage you.

What is the church really meant to be?

In this message from Pastor Nate, we begin our series “The Church: God’s Master Plan” by looking at Jesus’ words in Matthew 16: “I will build my church.”

The church is not just a building, a Sunday service, or a religious routine. It is the people of God, called out, gathered together, and sent into the world with purpose.

If you’ve ever wondered whether church still matters, where you fit, or why community is such a big deal in following Jesus, this message is for you.

If God is sovereign and loving… why does He allow so much pain, loss and confusion?In this message, Ps Darren unpacks one of the toughest and most important questions of the Christian life: How can God be fully in control and still be truly good when we walk through grief, disappointment and suffering?If you’re asking, “Where is God in this?” or “How can I trust God when I don’t understand?” this message will help you see a big, wise, fatherly King who not only rules over all things, but also accompanies you in every storm.

What does it really mean when we say “God is holy”? And what does it mean when God calls you holy?In this message, we continue our “Nature of God” series by unpacking one of the most misunderstood attributes of God: His holiness. Many of us hear “holy” and think of strict rules, religious behaviour, or “holier‑than‑thou” attitudes. But holiness, in the Bible, is first about identity, not behaviour.If you’ve ever felt that holiness is out of reach, only for “really spiritual” people, or that God’s standards are just there to steal your fun, this message will help you see holiness as a good gift from a loving Father who calls you set apart, precious, and His.

What if justice isn't just about punishment, but about restoration?

Martin Luther struggled with this question in 1517. As a devoted monk, he feared God's justice because he knew his own heart wasn't perfect. But then he discovered something revolutionary in Romans 1:17: God's righteousness isn't just about judging us; it's about making us righteous through faith.

This week's sermon from Andrew Youd explores one of the most profound and often misunderstood aspects of God's character—His justice.

God's justice isn't against His mercy; it's the foundation for it. And that changes everything.