Michael Hands begins a new series about relationships at our 6pm service. What do Godly relationships look like? How do we reflect God's love in every relationship we have, in every season of life? In this message Michael asks the question - what does it look like to a Godly friend?

As we finish our Multiply series, Stu Cameron explores how Jesus multiplies 5 unhappy barley loaves and 2 smelly fish into 20,000 full and contented stomachs. Our ordinary gifts, resources and lives in the hands of an extraordinary God will multiply miraculously.

In Mark 8 Jesus confronts his disciples with the reality of what a discipleship looks like. This message by our Young Adults pastor, Mike Hands, looks at how this effects not only our understanding of grace but also what it looks like daily to die to ourselves.

Through the story of Israel's provision for the building of the Tabernacle, our lead minister Stu Cameron shares openly and candidly about the generous life God calls each of us to, and how we can partner with Him in the mission and vision of the local church.

We are in an exciting season in the life of our church where God is calling us into a time of multiplication - church planting, developing leaders through Newlife College and extending our accessibility to the wider Uniting Church. But more than multiplying what we do, God wants to multiply who we are. So who are we? Who is Newlife? The answer to this will define our future. #firstlovefirst #firstcirclefirst

Listen in to Michael Hands share an amazing and powerful message of vision and mission to our Young Adult community.

In recent years God has led Newlife through two significant seasons - a time to grow and a time to build. Right now we're stepping into a new season again - a time to multiply. Stu Cameron reminds us of our 'why'; to see more people (multiplied people), more like Jesus - and the critical part we all play in living it out.

In light of many secular views of the Bible which would paint the scriptures with a sexist, misogynistic brush, our great friend Melissa Lipsett shares an entirely different picture of the Christian Scriptures which liberates and affirms women in their gifting and calling in every sphere of life.