Tetelestai is a word that gives us reason for great hope and joy. Yet, this word stands as only one among seven extraordinary sayings that Jesus spoke from the cross. In this series, we will explore the meaning and significance of Jesus’ seven last words as they are recorded in the four Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John). These are words of forgiveness, salvation, affection, anguish, suffering, victory, and commitment that not only reflect the beautiful and perfect character of our Lord, but also bring comfort and assurance to every believer in our day and age.

Tetelestai is a word that gives us reason for great hope and joy. Yet, this word stands as only one among seven extraordinary sayings that Jesus spoke from the cross. In this series, we will explore the meaning and significance of Jesus’ seven last words as they are recorded in the four Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John). These are words of forgiveness, salvation, affection, anguish, suffering, victory, and commitment that not only reflect the beautiful and perfect character of our Lord, but also bring comfort and assurance to every believer in our day and age.

Tetelestai is a word that gives us reason for great hope and joy. Yet, this word stands as only one among seven extraordinary sayings that Jesus spoke from the cross. In this series, we will explore the meaning and significance of Jesus’ seven last words as they are recorded in the four Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John). These are words of forgiveness, salvation, affection, anguish, suffering, victory, and commitment that not only reflect the beautiful and perfect character of our Lord, but also bring comfort and assurance to every believer in our day and age.

When you accept the gift of grace, you’re made into a disciple. And when you’re a disciple you come back and you meditate on the gift you were given, and you’re matured as a disciple. And as you mature you meditate on it some more and you begin to realise that this is for anyone who would come, and so you go and you start telling people about it and you’re multiplied as a disciple. This is how disciples are made, matured, and multiplied; by coming into the presence of God; by having the sudden realisation that you’re loved by a Holy God!

Our Mission is to make, mature, and multiply disciples and communities that depend upon, declare, and display the gospel of Jesus Christ for all of life. This sermon series will ask the questions, “What are we doing as a church?” i.e., “What’s our Mission?” and “Why does that matter?”

When you accept the gift of grace, you’re made into a disciple. And when you’re a disciple you come back and you meditate on the gift you were given, and you’re matured as a disciple. And as you mature you meditate on it some more and you begin to realise that this is for anyone who would come, and so you go and you start telling people about it and you’re multiplied as a disciple. This is how disciples are made, matured, and multiplied; by coming into the presence of God; by having the sudden realisation that you’re loved by a Holy God!

Our Mission is to make, mature, and multiply disciples and communities that depend upon, declare, and display the gospel of Jesus Christ for all of life. This sermon series will ask the questions, “What are we doing as a church?” i.e., “What’s our Mission?” and “Why does that matter?”

When you accept the gift of grace, you’re made into a disciple. And when you’re a disciple you come back and you meditate on the gift you were given, and you’re matured as a disciple. And as you mature you meditate on it some more and you begin to realise that this is for anyone who would come, and so you go and you start telling people about it and you’re multiplied as a disciple. This is how disciples are made, matured, and multiplied; by coming into the presence of God; by having the sudden realisation that you’re loved by a Holy God!

Our Mission is to make, mature, and multiply disciples and communities that depend upon, declare, and display the gospel of Jesus Christ for all of life. This sermon series will ask the questions, “What are we doing as a church?” i.e., “What’s our Mission?” and “Why does that matter?”

The gospel tells the story of the Holy God who has abundant love for sinful people, and so paid the ultimate cost to redeem those people and to bring them into his presence to enjoy him forever more.

Trev lead us today in a sermon from Psalm 143 called, Remembering Leads Us.

What do we turn to when the day has been cruel and life has chewed us up and spat us out? We turn to the Lord who gives us joy and makes us safe.

Where is God when we'e feeling helpless? He's right there with us, helping.