We’re skipping to the end!
As we prepare to begin our series through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, we take a look at Christ‘s final word to this church.
Join us in Revelation 2 as Pete Greasley considers areas of growth Christchurch may need in the decades to come.

In preparation for our series in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, we turn to Revelation 2 and listen in as Jesus offers his take on the church at Ephesus.

What lessons are there for Christchurch Newport? Join us as Pete Greasley helps us connect the dots between C1 Ephesus and C21 Newport.

As we begin The Church In Christ, our new sermon series through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, Lewis Roderick takes us to Acts 19 where we watch the origins story of the church in Ephesus.

What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus?
It means to overlook and forgive time after time after time.
It sounds so simple, but as our track record proves, this is difficult and requires ‘faith’.
Join us as Bob Mc Can opens this challenging passage, and describes for us the life of faith full duty.

Join us as Pete takes us to Mark 8 and hear how Jesus offers a life that is complete and a life that is at rest.

Anxiety robs us of life. It doesn’t have to be this way.
Join us as Pete Greasley takes us to Matthew 6 and hear how Jesus offers hope to worried hearts.

Let's be honest. Anger is a problem.

Whether it comes out in rage or retreating away, anger is something that affects us all.

But Jesus is good news for angry people. Join us as Lewis Roderick speaks to our Family Service about why we get angry and how Jesus offers us a way out.

It’s hard enough to love your neighbour, and yet Jesus commands we love our enemies.
How?
Join us as Bob Mc Can takes us Matthew 5 to open us this challenging and life-changing question.

On April 2nd, 2021, Professor Alice Roberts tweeted
"Just a little reminder today. Dead people - don’t come back to life."

And she's right.

Except for once.

And it changed the world.

Pete Greasley preaches from Luke 24 and asks two simple questions:
Why do Christians believe in the resurrection? and What difference does it make?

Palm Sunday.
As Jesus entered Jerusalem, he came determinedly, riding toward his death.
The crowd cried ‘save us’, and five days later he would.
Join us as Pete Greasley opens this story and shows us what Jesus did next and what it means for us.