We're committed to being a local church for local people. We'll only grow into that if we grasp how powerful God's love for us is before expressing that love to others.

SCRIPTURE: Luke 10:25-37, Colossians 2:13-15

Jon preaches from Luke 11 in the park while our church is between venues.

We are a spiritual family with a good Heavenly Father. We know he is good because Jesus is proof. We pray with confidence because we know God hears us and he cares.

SCRIPTURE: Luke 11:1-13

Pete begins a new series on our church's vision to be a family of disciples on mission with Jesus to our local neighbourhoods. The first sermon is on our identity as 'disciples'.

SCRIPTURE: Luke 19:1-10

What do with do when anger rises up within us? Do we lash out? Or bottle it up?

The Psalms of Imprecation help to give us language to take our anger to God and to trust him to bring true justice and judgement.

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 109:1-31 and Romans 12:17-20

From Psalm 21, Campbell Brice (Inner West Church) points us to see that the royal psalms highlight our need for a truer, better and more ultimate authority - Jesus.

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 21, Mark 15:15–20, 25–34

Who or what do you turn to when the going gets tough? Where do your deepest hopes lie?

Pete Greenwood (Inner West Church) preaches from Psalm 27, a psalm that draws our eyes to see the one who is most deserving of our trust - God.

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 27, Hebrews 1:1-4

To lament is to bring your sadness, pain and suffering to God trusting that he cares, and asking him to act. Lament is a pathway to greater self awareness, as well as deeper intimacy with God.

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 13, Hebrews 4:14-16

Psalm 116 teaches us that we must look through God's actions to see the heart of who God is. From there we respond with thanks, delight and love.

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 116, Romans 5:6-11

Who or what do we praise most often?

The Psalms of praise help us to see and celebrate who God is as the good, loving and faithful Creator and Sustainer of all things who is seen most clearly in Jesus.

SCRIPTURE: Psalm 100, John 1:14-18

Jon invites us to take a moment to reflect on what Christmas is really about and what it can mean for us today.

SCRIPTURE: Isaiah 9:1-2, 6-7 & Luke 1:46-55