One of our elders, Joel Arnold, shares an encouraging and challenging message from Ezekiel 34:11-24. We see how God is our holy Shepherd, meaning He judges and protects, while also seeking out and saving the lost.

We celebrate Father's Day together, as Joel takes us through Matthew 6:25-34, where Jesus urges us to not be anxious in light of who our heavenly Father is!

This Sunday, we looked at Acts 2:42-47, as Glenn Dekker went through each line, giving a compelling vision for the church community. Glenn is currently heading up a missional community, and shares his insights, challenges and what it means for all of us.

We welcome guest preacher, Timothy Meyers, principal of Melbourne School of Theology, who shares from Ephesians 3:14-21 about how we hold on under pressure. The answer is all beneath the water line, what is our hearts.

We continue our Greater series with our youth & young adults by focusing on Work. Priscilla shares a biblical overview of the nature of work, and what this means for our day-to-day lives.

We wrap our series in Romans by looking at the end of Romans 8. By focusing on the work of the Spirit, the future hope we have and the power of God, we are assured of His love & grace, giving us all we need to move forward!

We get into some practical implications of Romans, as Joel unpacks our struggle with sin (chapter 7) & walking with the Spirit (chapter 8). We are reminded of the danger of sin, but encouraged to walk into life through the Spirit of God that dwells within us.

This Sunday we look at Romans 6, looking at our new identity now in Christ; we are dead to sin and raised to new life! Therefore we have a new master, and this completely changes how we live out this life and gives us hope for eternity.

Diving deeper into our Greater theme and seeing how our 'Hands' are an integral part of growing a greater relationship with Jesus. We look at the story of Moses, and how God uses what was in his hands, not just for His plan & purposes, but also so Moses could know God more!

We continue our series on Romans and the Power of the Gospel. In Chapter 5 we are reminded that we have peace with God, which totally changes our battle with sin and suffering.