In the context of the appointment and resignation of Andrew Thorburn as CEO of the Essendon Football Club, we discuss how we as a culture got to this point, where a football club could consider that membership in an Anglican Church could be incompatible with leadership of the club. 

In this talk we examine the stages of faith displayed by a Jewish official as he encounters Jesus and asks Jesus to heal his dying son

In this exposition of John 4, we see that the key to living well in this world is to see everything in it with eyes of faith, the way Jesus did. 

In John 3 Jesus has an interaction with a religious scholar and leader, Nicodemus, in which he tells Nicodemus that he must be born again. What did Jesus mean by this? What does it mean for us today? 

In this sermon Kara Martin, an academic and practioner, helps us understand prevailing myths and half-truths about work, and points us to the better story that the bible tells.

A careful study of John 2, and Jesus clearing the temple, reveals the need each of us have for Jesus to cleanse our hearts of a work's-based, contractual approach to God, and to receive from Him a covenantal welcome into His Father's home.

As we study the second part of John 1, we see 4 titles given to Jesus, and look at how John the Baptist and Andrew respond to this Jesus

How are we to build truly healthy, inclusive communities? How do we value the truth whilst also showing unconditional acceptance? In this episode we explore how Jesus brings us the capacity to live lives full of grace and truth.

Join us to explore the implications of the view of God, and the world, which we get from a close philosophically informed reading of John 1:1-18

Continuing his series on the 7 Deadly Sins, Mark explores the nature of sloth and lust, and how the energy beneath each of these, for renewal and intimacy, can be directed towards healthy community.