This morning Ps. Andy continued our 'We, The Church' series. He asked us if we are carrying the call, living lives devoted to Christ and to others, warning us against the self interest that prevents us from becoming the Church Christ has called us to be.

This morning we began our new 'We, The Church' series with Gathered. Ps Andy encouraged us that the Church was not a place or a service we attend but a people, participating in community, gathered under Christ.

Communion was brought by Dan Gaschk

This morning Ps. Matt shared a Father's Day message encouraging us to seek God for the definition masculinity, leading men to be confident in the path God has laid before them.

This morning we were blessed to hear reflections from some of the returned team from their recent mission trips to Amari Community Development Organisation in Uganda.

Understanding that unmet expectations can be silent killers of future possibilities, Cass shared an encouraging and challenging message asking us to examine our expectations and allow them to be surrendered to God.

Communion was brought by Josh Blacker

This morning ps. Andy brought the last message in our Open Hands series. Examining if living a blessed life is through the pursuit of receiving or the pursuit of giving.

Communion was brought by Nikki Scott.

This morning ps. Nic continued our 'Open Hands' series with First Things First, looking at the history of tithes through the Old and New Testaments and examining how it applies to us today.

Communion was brought by Michelle Mcleod

Beginning our new series 'Open Hands', Ps. Andy looked at who has true ownership of all things and our role in stewarding them, encouraging us that God's measure is all about our faithfulness.

Communion was brought by Mitch Eastwood

This morning we were joined by guest speaker Sean W Smith. He encouraged us through story and song to walk in the victory that Christ has won for us with hope and faith.

This morning Ps Graham looked at the lives of multiple biblical figures unpacking how what looked like failures by the standards of the world was actually the outworking of God’s plans, bringing glory to His name.