You’re invited to join us this Sunday at 10:00 as we continue our journey through the Gospel of John. This week it’s all about death and life. It’s about falling down and being raised up. Grief then glory. With Jesus right at the centre of it all.

We are back in John's gospel this week with another look at Jesus. How can we know for sure that Jesus the one man God chose to rescue us from the mess of our sin and the world? And if we already believe Jesus is who He claimed to be, what use is it to consider those claims again? 
Join us this Sunday at 10:00 as take a good look at Jesus and the people who follow him (along with those who don't). It just might change your whole outlook. 

Who are the people that Jesus uses in His mission to spread the knowledge of His glory to every corner of the earth? They are ordinary saints for sure. But if God's plan A for the mission is the planting of churches, wouldn't it make sense that the people He uses to grow His church need to be faithful church members?
Join us this Sunday at 10:00 as we wrap up mission month with a challenge to faithful church membership from Matthew 24:45-51.

This Sunday, along with over 600 other churches partnered with the Acts 29 network globally, we get to celebrate the ongoing advance of God's kingdom through the planting of Gospel-centered, Jesus-exalting churches worldwide. We are thankful to be connected to such a dynamic movement. 
We're going back to where we began as CityLight Church to Matthew 5:14-16--what does it mean that people like you and me are the light of the world? And what does that mean for what we do next with our lives? We can't wait to open the Scriptures together to see what God has to say to our church family.
Join us this Sunday at 10:00 as we sing, pray, open the Word, and gather around the table together. See you there!

Jake Swadling, lead pastor at Anchor Church Port Adelaide, joins us with a message from 2 Kings 7. It's a stunning historical account of the privilege that ordinary people like us have to announce the best news that anyone has ever heard. 

Work is exhausting. A necessary evil. Heaven will be like one never ending long weekend.

If you've ever said or felt any of the above, this week's message might challenge your thinking just a little bit. If you've ever wondered what it means to "work for God," you need to listen in to what Jesus had to say about it. The answer might surprise you.

Mission Month Starts This Week! Join us this Sunday at 10:00 as we welcome our good friend to share with us how God is calling Him to make His salvation known in one of the least reached, least Christian places on earth.

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The Lord is my shepherd. I have everything I need.

Those famous words were written by a shepherd in real life. Young David knew what it was like to care for helpless, vulnerable sheep. He knew what it was like to put his life on the line when predators and thieves lurked in the shadows.

A thousand years after the last of the Psalms was composed, another shepherd emerged who would outshine David in every way. Not in how brightly his crown shone, but in how in humility, he laid his life down to save the sheep that he loved.

Join us this Sunday at 10:00 as we celebrate Jesus, the Good Shepherd.

Jesus is the light of the world. That means everyone who follows Him will, over time, develop a new way of seeing. A new way of seeing the world. A new way of seeing ourselves.

Why are you the way that you are? Why do you have your personality, your weaknesses, your loves, you fears? What if the the light of Jesus is the very thing that helps us see ourselves the way He sees us?

This week we're exploring the story of a man born blind, isolated, and weak. Jesus not only healed his physical sight, he changed the way this man saw everything forever. Including himself. If you want to know how Jesus makes blind people (like us) see again-- then join us this Sunday at 10:00 at Christies Beach Primary School. See you there!

What is the truth? And how will it set us free? I mean, we're not prisoners. We're not slaves. Or are we?

What does real freedom look like? Doesn't following Jesus mean saying 'no' to a bunch of stuff? How can that be called freedom? We're not the first people with those kinds of questions. Join us this Sunday as we explore the truth that takes us from darkness to joy.