Join us this Sunday for the launch of our new series "Genesis to Jesus", where we explore the profound meaning behind the first sentence of Scripture. Discover how this foundational verse sets the stage for the entire biblical story, pointing us to Jesus and His redemptive plan for all creation

Psalm 92 is a powerful song of praise, exalting the greatness of God’s works and His unfailing love. Greg Gardiner will lead us in reflecting on how God’s mighty deeds inspire our worship and remind us of His constant care for His people.

Psalm 88 is a raw and honest prayer of lament, expressing deep anguish and a sense of abandonment by God. Join us as Greg Gardiner preaches on this psalm, exploring what it means to cry out to God in the darkest of times, trusting Him even when hope feels distant.

Join us this Sunday as guest speaker, Callum Trevorrow, unpacks Psalm 16 and explores “The Way to Life.” We’ll discover how true life is found even in the face of death, in the everyday moments of life, and ultimately in the joy and presence of God Himself.

This week, Jesus teaches on humility and illustrates the kingdom of God through the parable of the great banquet, challenging notions of worthiness and invitation.

This week, an urgent call to repentance, the mysterious growth of the kingdom, and a poignant lament over Jerusalem underscore the narrow path to salvation through Jesus.

This week, we return to our Luke series and see how, through parables and teachings, Jesus highlights the importance of readiness for His return, the responsibility in stewardship, and the inevitability of division that truth brings.

This week, we pause our Luke series to welcome guest preacher and A29 church planting friend, Pastor Matt Price, as he leads us through 2 Timothy 2:1-15. Hear how Paul's exhortation encourages us to endure and faithfully pass on the gospel.

Jesus addresses fear and trust, teaching that the Father’s care surpasses all worries, emphasising our worth far exceeds the sparrows.

Jesus demonstrates His authority over evil, calls for a generation seeking signs to reflect on their faith, and laments over unseeing eyes and unhearing ears.