Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.

We may be unable to gather, but we’re able to rejoice. In this film, Lewis Roderick, Pete Greasley, Steve and Bec Hayes remind us of the hope we have in Jesus Christ!

In this message, originally preached 10 years ago, we turn to Lamentations 3, where the prophet Jeremiah surveys Jerusalem's destruction and weeps. And yet, into his grief, the LORD speaks. Of a love that will not let him go. And a Saviour aggrieved for us so that our grief will one day pass.

“Everyone’s story is different. But every storyline is the same.” 

The Galatians started well. Planted by Paul they received the gospel with joy. But since he's been gone they've been corrupted; the glorious gospel of Christ alone has become a limp, powerless message of Christ+.
What can stop Christchurch going the same way?
As we begin to celebrate our 25th anniversary, Lewis Roderick preaches Galatians 9:1-9 and shows us the gospel: Good News, Rescue and Gift.

An unfair boss.
A disgruntled worker.
A lay about chancer.
And indiscriminate grace.

In this message from Matthew 20, Bob Mc Can shows us how God’s unfairness is the greatest news ever told.

We've all felt inadequate. Even the most confident among fall apart in the right company.
But what if there was something healthy to this emotion? What if we were made to feel this awe?

In this sermon from Psalm 8, Pete Greasley shows us how the creation is a theatre of God's glory. He is truly awesome.
And yet, this God gives us his attention and is mindful of us.

Staggering grace.

On Sunday Feb 9 we welcomed John Perry from Ammanford Church to preach to us from Luke 6:27-36. In this tender, compassionate message, he showed us the incredible power of God's kindness, and the impact this power can have when shared with others.