Mary. She's one of the most beautiful and misunderstood women in all the Bible. Listen in as Lewis wraps up our Mothers of Jesus series with this message from Luke 1.

As we continue exploring Matthew’s genealogy, Bob shows us how through the story of David & Bathsheba, Christ comes to redeem us from the ruin of our sin and the stain of our shame.

How does the book of Ruth inform the church's attitude to our city's most vulnerable? And what does this have to do with Christmas?

“No one wants to be a prostitute when they grow up”.

Rahab’s story is one of tragedy, fear and darkness. And it’s one of steadfast love to least and lost. Join us as Lewis Roderick continues our Christmas series and hear of Christ’s blood, shed for us. 

Tamar’s is a story of violence, exploitation, prostitution and tragedy. And it’s a story of the determined grace of God to the least worthy. Listen in as Lewis Roderick kicks off our Christmas series, The Mothers of Jesus and hear how the Saviour came to save both the most sinful and most sinned against.

"At the cross God gave the best He had for the worst he could find"- Joel Beeke.

Listen in as Bob McCan opens up 1 John 4 and rejoices in the love God has shown us at the cross.

“All families are psychotic.” Ok, maybe a little far. But dysfunctional? And yet family is one of the most common ways of describing a local church. Listen in as Lewis Roderick takes us to Mark 3 and shows us what it means for the church to be a family.

It was our pleasure on Sunday to welcome Paul Levy to come and open up Romans 1 for us.

Join us, as we marvel afresh at the glorious wonder of the gospel.

"We are free to be generous because God will provide".

As our God | Money series comes to a close, join us as Lewis Roderick opens up Haggai 1 and 2 and invites us to consider our giving and imagine where sacrificial giving could lead Christchurch in the years to come.

"All giving should be a response to and motivated by grace".

In the second part of our God | Money series, Pete Greasley takes us to 2 Corinthians and asks what does the scripture call us to in our giving?