Join Darren Rowse from One Church as he delivers message for Mission Month, diving into Luke 14:7-24 and the intriguing Parable of the Great Banquet. Discover God's inclusive heart, challenge your own priorities, and be stirred to action as we explore our urgent role in inviting others to God's table. Watch and be inspired!

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We pray that this message was an encouragement for you.

We go live here on our YouTube channel every Sunday morning at 10 am Eastern Australian time and meet at One Church Blackburn, Victoria, Australia every Sunday at 10 am and 5:30 pm.

In this encouraging message, Amelia Pickering from Prison Network explores what it truly means to have "A Seat at the Table." Drawing from Luke 5:27-32, Amelia unpacks Jesus' radical inclusivity, challenging us to consider who we invite to our own tables and how we can reflect God's whole and welcoming gospel. You won't want to miss this encouraging and thought-provoking sermon!

To get questions for small group discussions on this sermon, check out our blog at https://one.org.au/blog/amelia-pickering

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We pray that this message was an encouragement for you. We go live here on our Youtube channel every Sunday morning at 10am Eastern Australian time and meet at One Church Blackburn, Victoria, Australia every Sunday at 10am and 5.30pm.

In this short message Tim Horman explores how the Holy Spirit empowers us to live out our faith, based on John 16. Discover how to deepen your relationship with the Spirit and fulfil your calling as part of the body of Christ. Watch now and be encouraged!

Note: This message was shared as part of our Pentecost Prayer and Worship service.

While shorter than our typical sermons, we pray it was an encouragement for you.

PS: We go live here on our YouTube channel every Sunday morning at 10am Eastern Australian time and meet at One Church Blackburn, Victoria, Australia every Sunday at 10am and 5.30pm.

Ever felt like you were missing something obvious? In this insightful message from our Mission Month series, Carly Cassidy (Missions Pastor at One Church) explores the powerful story from Luke 24 where two disciples walked and talked with Jesus without even recognising Him – until they shared a meal.

Discover how encounters at "the table" can open our eyes to God's presence and purpose in our lives, and why these moments call us to go out and share the Good News. We encourage you to watch or listen to this inspiring sermon!

To get questions for small group discussions on this sermon, check out our blog at https://one.org.au/blog/the-table

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We pray that this message was an encouragement for you.

We go live here on our YouTube channel every Sunday morning at 10am AEST and meet at One Church Blackburn, Victoria, Australia every Sunday at 10am and 5:30pm.

In this sermon Tim Horman concludes our "Teach Us to Pray" series, exploring the profound intimacy of Jesus's High Priestly Prayer in John 17. Discover how Jesus reveals the Father's boundless, self-giving love, transforming our understanding of prayer from a task to an overflow of friendship with God. This message will inspire you to know the Father more deeply and rest in His perfect embrace. Watch now and be encouraged!

To get questions for small group discussions on this sermon check out our blog at https://one.org.au/blog/john-17

WEBSITE: https://one.org.au/

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We pray that this message was an encouragement for you.

We go live here on our Youtube channel every Sunday morning at 10am Eastern Australian time and meet at One Church Blackburn, Victoria, Australia every Sunday at 10am and 5.30pm.

What does it truly mean to pray? This week, Tim Horman examines Jesus' parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector, a story that cuts to the heart of our posture before God. Learn why the humble tax collector's plea was heard, while the seemingly devout Pharisee's was not. Discover how this parable transforms our understanding of prayer, revealing that it's not about our performance, but our humility in seeking God's mercy.

To get questions for small group discussions on this sermon check out our blog at https://one.org.au/blog/pharisee-tax-collector

This sermon from Darren Rowse explores the parable of the persistent widow in Luke 18:1-8, reminding us that God is a God of justice who hears the cries of the oppressed. Find hope and encouragement to pray persistently, even when justice seems delayed.

Find small group discussion questions relating to this sermon on our blog at https://one.org.au/blog/the-persistent-widow

Why does God answer prayer? In the first message of our "Teach Us to Pray" series, Linda Bailey unpacks Luke 11. Go beyond simple persistence and discover how God's generous, community-focused, and honour-bound nature means He wants to respond. A fresh look at understanding the God we pray to.

To get small group discussion questions related to this week's sermon check out our sermon blog at www.one.org.au/blog/teach-us-to-pray

In this inspiring message, guest speaker Ryan Vallee from Alpha Australia, shares the simple but powerful truth that sharing our faith often begins with three words: Come and see. Through humour, real-life stories, and encouragement, Ryan reminds us that God uses everyday people—and simple invitations—to transform lives. Be encouraged to step beyond fear and invite others into the life-changing story of Jesus.

On Easter Sunday, Darren Rowse shares powerful first-person retellings of Mary Magdalene and Thomas's encounters with the risen Jesus. This message invites us to see resurrection not just as a past event, but as something still happening today—when Jesus meets us in our grief, doubt, and brokenness. He is alive, and He still calls our names.