An Easter Sunday message from Pete Greenwood.

A Good Friday message from Jon Tran.

Pete Greenwood explores what it takes to be a faithful witness - someone who stands up for their convictions about Jesus and justice.

As Jesus faces his accusers in a sham court, Jon Tran looks at how we ourselves put Jesus on trial, how he judges us and what kind of judge he is.

Jon Tran looks at the moment of Jesus' betrayal and arrest to help us consider how we might overcome moments of pressure, and resist the temptation towards self-deception, self-preservation and self-worship.

Suffering is a reality for all human beings, and one that remains a deep and disturbing puzzle. But Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane unlocks for us the secret to not only facing up to suffering, but enduring it. Pete Greenwood helps us consider this important truth.

Jesus' final meal inaugurates a regular opportunity for Christians to except God's invitation to bring their fear and pride to His table, and find transformation in the grace of Christ.

Note: Due to Pete Greenwood coming down suddenly sick, Jon Tran takes over the sermon at 10:30.

Jon Tran preaches a sermon written by Pete Greenwood to begin a new Lent series looking at Jesus' darkest hours before being crucified at the cross. Through being anointed with a costly perfume at the hands of a mysterious woman, we see how Jesus' sacrificial death is the sweetest of all fragrances.

Passages: Hosea 14:1-16; Mark 14:1-11

Jon Tran finishes our series with an in-depth look at the transformative practice of the Sabbath. A regular rhythm of rest helps us treat God as God, and brings us into a relationship of deeper trust and dependence on Jesus.

Jon Tran continues our mini series on prayer by giving practical wisdom on how to establish a consistent and fulfilling prayer life.

Passages: Psalm 55, Matthew 6:5-13