Christmas is meant to be joyful - but let’s be honest, it can get overwhelming. Between packed calendars, family tension, endless to-dos, and those post-shopping credit card statements, joy can feel buried under the clutter. In Part 1 of our series “Christmas At The Movies”, we are diving into the movie ELF and unpacking what it teaches us about rediscovering real JOY. What does Scripture say about it? How do we find it, hold on to it, and truly experience it in the middle of a hectic season? Let’s jump in.

Songs of songs is a beautiful picture of courtship and marriage between King Solomon and his beloved. Yet also a warning of the dire consequences of infidelity when the marriage covenant is broken. 

What are the 'little foxes' and how can we protect our marriage from them?

In chapter 2 of the Song of Solomon we find an emphasis on mutual belonging, and how the maiden longed for her beloved in a dream. We will explore the rich imagery of love, longing, and divine beauty woven through its poetic verses, gaining deeper insight into God's heart for both marital intimacy and His deep affection for his beloved people. 

In this first message of our four-week series on Love Songs, Pastor Steve reminds us, from Song of Solomon 1, of some foundational truths about love that are helpful in navigating singleness, dating, and marriage. In the end, these earthly forms of love are intended to be a signpost, pointing us to the much greater love that God has for us.

What is God up to in the Australian Church and what opportunities does that present for the local church. We also celebrate the year of 2025! 

Jesus will return like a thief in the night. Are we waiting or watching? Let us be alert and awake.

The Apostle Paul knew that the greatest comfort he could give to the bereaved Christians in Thessalonica was to remind them of the living hope they have in a resurrected Jesus. 

Pastor Steve continues preaching through the book of 1 Thessalonians in this sermon from 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12 entitled, "How Christians Should Love One Another. 

In spite of persecution and opposition, Paul’s greatest joy and desire was to be with the Thessalonians in eternity.