What is a human body? A shell that houses the real you? Or is it the sum total of all we are; just matter, molecules and mucus? In Genesis 2 we glimpse a glorious picture and a profound reality: every person is both an embodied soul and ensouled body. Listen in as Lewis Roderick shows us why the human body is so good (even in all its brokenness) and how the gospel leads us to a truly embodied life.

What is a person worth? It's a deceptively simple question.

As Lewis Roderick continues the series 'Human: Dust and Glory', Lewis Roderick shows us how Scripture gives a radically higher answer than our culture of economics ever could, and why the Image of God is the answer to our tribalism and despair.

What does it mean to be human?

In the lead up to Spring at Christchurch Newport, we'll be considering that question in light of Genesis 1 and 2, reflecting on the significance of our being created, imaged, physical, commissioned, emotional, communal, limited, gendered, sexual and dust.

As we begin our series, Lewis Roderick takes us to our origin story and shows us what it means for us to 'created'.

Why sing? And what's the connection between singing, evangelism and judgment.

Listen as John Perry returns from Ammanford Evangelical Church to preach Psalm 96

As we approach Christmas and New year's we heard from Luke 1:26-38 about the God who keeps his promises and who has given us Jesus, Our Saviour, Brother and King.

Advent is more than chocolates before the presents; it's a season of waiting; longing for the day of Christ's return. As we remember his first coming, we look ahead to his second and cry 'Come, Lord Jesus!'.

In the spirit of Advent, we wrap up our I Am series with this message from Revelation 22 and consider together the joy that awaits the church at Christ's return.

This week our friend Malcom Gamon preached from John 6 and told us about Jesus, who is present with us in life's storms.

That's the first question Jesus asks of two men who are curious about him. And it's the question everyone who comes to Jesus must answer. Listen in and discover how they sought out the long-expected One only to discover he far exceeded their expectations. Jesus the Christ has come to meet our greatest need and satisfy our deepest longings.

"It is a good thing to be a work in progress." This sunday, our friend Clive Bowsher preached to us from John 15:1-11. Listen in as he takes us into the beauty of union with Christ and standing under the shower of Christ's love.