Luke Watts finishes up our series on Ezra-Nehemiah with a focus on Nehemiah 8:1-12. We are prone to drifting off course, it is God's Word that can realign us and bring us joy. 

Luke Watts shares from Nehemiah 4, looking at how if we are to build things that last, we must build on something that will last, with people of the same mind, and with active prayer. 

Peter Budimir shares from Nehemiah's life and prayer about the kind of life and approach to God necessary to grow and build anything of value in life. 

Join us as Luke Watts talk about Ezra 7:1-28 and discover how humility before God leads to a life of obedience and purpose. Learn from Ezra's example of trusting God's sovereignty and seeking His guidance in all things. Be encouraged to live humbly, knowing that God's hand is at work in your life.

Peter Budimir begins our new series on Ezra-Nehemiah, overviewing chapters 1-3 of Ezra and giving us the history of God's people that had lead them to be in the position they are the city and temple being in the condition they were. God is moving the hearts of kings to do his purposes, and his people can have hope that even in the worst of situations, God is worthy of our trust and obedience. 

Darren Western continues our strange Christmas gifts this week, looking at Mark's account of Jesus' arrival and the power of the Spirit. 

Luke Watts leads us in another of the "strange" gifts of Christmas. When Jesus came, peace came, but not peace like the world gives! Real peace is the gift God gives to those who believe in His Son as Saviour and Lord. 

Darren Western preaches on the first sermon of our December series: "Strange Christmas Gift" in Matthew 1:18-25, highlighting the unexpected nature of Jesus' birth and God's incredible plan for salvation through a humble, miraculous gift.

Luke Watts shares in this one off sermon on how to develop a life of prayer from Luke 11:1-13. 

Bek Western, Peter Budimir, and Luke Watts have a conversation about our series through Genesis, overviewing the main themes of Creation, Curse, and Covenant any why these things are so essential to our faith today.