“Our inheritance in Christ: imperishable, undefiled, unfading. There is nothing you’ve lost that compares to what’s ahead. And nothing you do to lose it.”We continue our Strangers and Exiles series as Lewis Roderick preaches from 1 Peter 1: 3-5.

Christians are exiles in this world. We may look and sound like our neighbour, but fundamentally we’re different. Called by God, we answer to a different Lord. As we begin our new sermon series, Strangers and Exiles: Christ’s people in a post-Christian world, Lewis takes us to 1 Peter 1: 1, 2 and shows us what it means to live as exiles, and the difference it makes to be elect.

Christchurch welcomes back Clive Bowsher to preach the grace of God from Genesis 15.

How can I trust God in the midst of the ups and downs of life? Listen in as we hear three reasons why in the strange account of God making a covenant with Abram.

We return to John 20 and that first glimpse of the resurrected Jesus. Lewis Roderick takes us to verses 11-18. Listen in as we follow Mary to the empty tomb, and discover the gospel Easter eggs hidden throughout story.

Will we follow the King, or follow our hearts? As Christians around the world celebrate Palm Sunday, Lewis Roderick takes us to John 12: 12-19 where we see Jesus announced as King and entering into conflict.

We conclude our L O V E series with this message from John 17. Listen in as Bob Mc Can takes us to this most holy, and intimate of moments - Jesus, God’s Son, speaking from the heart to his Father.

With these words, Jesus finished teaching his disciples. Once these were spoken, there was time for a short prayer and then his sufferings would begin. What would he say? Listen in as Lewis Roderick takes us to John 16:16-33, as we hear Jesus' final message to his disciples.

We continue our series through Jesus’ farewell words, and listen in as he returns to speak of the Holy Spirit. For God so loved the world, that he sent his Holy Spirit. That whoever believes because of him shall not perish, but have everlasting life.Turn to John 15: 26 - 16: 15, as Lewis Roderick tells us of he who convicts and convinces that Jesus is Lord.