Holy Trinity Sermons (11:30am)

Last Sunday Scott Evans preached from Matthew 16. He spoke on Jesus foretelling his death and Peter's well-meaning but short-sighted response. Scott challenged us to learn from Peter's experience and to drink life like water and death like wine.

Last Sunday Scott Hill preached from Matthew 16. He spoke of Jesus as the Great Harmoniser. We have our cry of brokenness and pain but Jesus offers a song of beauty, love and grace.

Last Sunday, Scott Hill preached from Matthew 15 about the 'holy desperation' of the Canaanite woman who came to Jesus to ask him to heal her daughter.

Last Sunday we heard three testimonies of God's faithfulness from Kathleen, Bev and Robin.

Last Sunday Ruth Gyves preached on Matthew 14 and the feeding of the 5000, reminding us that nothing is ever impossible for God.

Last Sunday Ed Lewis preached on Matthew 13. He invited us to reflect on the treasures we prioritise and challenged us to question which of those get in the way of God's place in our lives.

Last Sunday Scott Evans wrapped up our teaching series, ‘Discipleship From a Distance’ where we have been exploring Paul’s letter to the Philippians. At the end of the letter, Paul reveals his secret for contentment, that Christ gives him the strength to live in plenty and in poverty. Scott preached on the challenge that lies in this passage. Although Paul invites us into this beautiful posture of contentment he doesn’t address the how or the 5 quick steps. How we enter into that place of inner contentment and how we stay there is a challenge for each of us.

Last Sunday Scott Hill continued our sermon series through Philippians entitled, 'Discipleship From a Distance'. Scott specifically spoke from Philippians 4:4-9 about how worry can steal away God's peace. He invited us into the challenge of letting go of these never-ending worries in order to live a life filled with God's peace.

Last Sunday Dilys Jones continued our sermon series, 'Discipleship From a Distance'. She preached from Philippians 3:17 - 4:1 and left us to reflect who influences us and who we influence in our lives.

Last Sunday Rob Jones continued our sermon series, 'Discipleship From a Distance'. As he continued our study of the letter to the Philippians he focused on what it means for us to let go and move on in times such as these.