Being a 'House of Prayer' means being saturated with prayer as we desire more of the heart and hand of God in our midst. More, Lord!

To truly find what you were made for, we must look to what Jesus came for. As we look to the cradle, we are drawn to the cross where Jesus Christ died that we might be brought back into relationship with God Himself!

Discover the plan and purpose behind the birth of Jesus and how they are different than the hopes and aspirations that parents have for their children, as Sue shares with us from Matthew 1.

Is your heart so deeply captivated by the baby lying in a manger? Are you in awe of the story of the nativity? Rob invites us to consider and receive the One who is called Wonderful (Isaiah 9:6), and to experience the overwhelming sense of wonder that comes from truly knowing Jesus and the reason He came.

In the often overwhelming busyness of the Christmas season, Dave reminds us that the truth of the coming of the Son of God should be what most captures the affections of our hearts.

Preaching from 1 Corinthians 4, Rob encourages the church to live to please God with a heart to be faithful to Him, and not to go 'beyond faithfulness' to worldly ways of gaining approval from others.

Morag speaks from Revelation 12:11 about overcoming by the blood of the Lamb.

As the church is built, we deeply acknowledge that the gathered church is the temple of God, the place where His Spirit dwells. This totally changes how we live and minister together as believers!

Preaching from 1 Corinthians 3:1-15, Matt considers what really matters in our lives and in the church. Putting Jesus at the centre and building lives centred on Him will result in reward, and anything else will simply be a waste.

Russ shares from 1 Corinthians 2:6-16, how the wisdom of God cannot compare to the earthly wisdom, and how nobody can come into a knowledge of God through their own wisdom. We must simply trust in His wisdom alone, above our own.

**We apologise for the sound issues through this sermon, the piano had indigestion.