14 September 2025 - Shelby O'Reilly - ReadingShelby looks at the Spiritual Discipline of Reading Scripture. Many of us read the Bible out of routine—because it’s what “good Christians” do. But Scripture was never meant to be just a box we check. In this message, we’ll look at how God’s Word is meant to transform us, not just inform us.

7 September 2025 - Phil Smoker - FastingPhil explores the Spiritual Discipline of Fasting.Fasting isn’t about dieting or impressing others—it’s about going without food for spiritual purposes. Phil encourages us to ease our way into trying it out, as we forgo physical things while asking God for spiritual things.

31 August 2025 - Ben O'Reilly - FellowshipBen examines the spiritual discipline of Fellowship and discovers it is more than just being with like minded people. It is about living a shared life together that encourages us in our faith and builds us up.

24 August 2025 - Ben O'ReillyAt our intergenerational service, Ben puts the disciplines we have looked at so far into a pavlova to demonstrate how we need to integrated them into our lives.

17 August 2025 - Phil Smoker - GivingPhil explores the discipline of Giving, looking at Tithing, Blessing, Serving, and Time.

10 August 2025 - Jackie Smoker - RestJackie continues our Bread and Butter series with a look at an often overlooked yet vital discipline: Rest.

3 August 2025 - Ben O'Reilly - Prayer

Ben talks about Prayer, why we pray, and how to approach prayer.

This is the starts of our Bread and Butter series looking at 7 Spiritual Disciplines that we can do to form a practical basis of being Sustained our faith.

27th July 2025 - Shelby O'Reilly - Kids TalkShelby recaps the Jonah story with the kids, and helps us see what it means for us to be creating unity in our community, rather than seeing other people as "us and them"

20th July 2025 - Phil Smoker - Jonah 3Phil helps us see what it means for us to turn towards God and keep on turning towards him.

13th July 2025 - Shelby O'Reilly - Jonah 2Shelby considers how God sent the big fish to swallow Jonah not as punishment, but as rescue. She continues exploring how God sustained Jonah (and can sustain us) in the most difficult times.