Amidst the suffering and the weariness that we face in this world, how can we find joy? Alvin shares from Revelation 21:1-7 on Jesus, the coming King, who brings a Kingdom with no more tears and no more death, and how we can come to the manger and receive our King.

Revelation 21:1-7

God guided and directed the wisemen in the Christmas story in various ways. God can still guide you today in your decisions and life in the same ways. Miles looks at how. 

Matthew 2:1-12

Did you know that one of the most repeated phrase in the Bible is “Do not be afraid”? The Bible offers, time and time again, a call, an invitation to us, to be a people of peace. In this talk, Abel talks about how we can be a non-anxious presence to an anxious world. 

Luke 2:8-15

Advent is a season of waiting, but it’s not passive. Sarah looks at how we can wait with hope and expectation, certain that one day Christ will return.

Isaiah 9:2, 6-7

Mark explores what it means to say that Christ is King and the difference the true power and authority of Jesus makes in our lives today.

Revelation 1.4–8

It's easy to get lost in the white noise of our thoughts, worries, and distractions. Yet, God invites us into a place of peace and purpose - a space where we can intentionally carve out time to encounter him. Where is your garden? Where is the quiet place where you can walk, talk, and listen to God's voice?

King David is famously known as "a man after God's own heart." He was passionate for the right thing in God's eyes. He was also like everyone else, fallible. How do the chequered narratives of King David point us beyond good intentions and massive failings, towards the only King who could demonstrate steadfast love and bring about lasting change for good?

2 Samuel

Miles looks at the kingship of Saul and considers the lessons we can learn from his failures. The shortcomings of Saul are in stark contrast with the perfect kingship of Jesus.

1 Samuel

In this sermon, we look at the story of Noah and the great flood in Genesis 6-8. Jesus says that in the last days, it will be as in the days of Noah. We are living in the last days as we await the return of Jesus. So how then should we live in the last days? The story of Noah is a microcosm of Gods greater plan for the salvation of the world. Another flood is coming, a flood of God’s salvation as God brings his harvest in at the end of ages. Today we look at God’s instructions to Noah to see what we can learn about navigating the times we are in. First, God told Noah to build a large boat which is a picture of building a large faith in God. Then to enter the boat which represents entering into the grace of God and finally to leave the boat, which is our call to go out and be carriers of God’s presence into the world.

Genesis 6:14-22,7:13,8:15-22

In Luke 10:1-9, Jesus sends out 72 followers, reminding us that we don’t need to be among the 12 apostles to fulfill God’s mission. Each of us is called to share His message of love and hope, even when faced with daunting challenges. In this talk, Ric illuminates how every believer has a crucial role to play in God’s work, empowering us to embrace our calling and make a meaningful impact.

Luke 10:1-9