Philippians 1:27 begins, "Just one thing, as citizens of heaven, live your life worthy of the gospel of Christ". In this week's sermon, we look at what it means to life a life worthy of the gospel of Christ according to Phil 1:27-30.

Shane Rayner

15/03/2026

This week we step through Philippians 1:20-26, looking at 3 threats to our honouring of Christ.Shane Rayner

01/03/2026

We heard about Kezia's 4 week trip to Cambodia, and her boot camp to kick it all off.See the below link for a related podcast recorded earlier with Christy:

https://open.spotify.com/show/5zuz5jGiQz8kR51xT7olHc?si=XIpqStBXQK239gjthpkBng

Stepping through Philippians 1:12-19, and using the modern day example of Maryam Rostampour and Marziyeh Amirizadeh, Shane challenges us to proclaim the gospel. We see Paul, Maryam and Marziyeh all strategising to proclaim the gospel. Their strategies result in gospel fruit, but also personal suffering, which leads to more gospel proclamation.15/02/2026

"To see the family of God expand through our shared Kingdom life in McLaren Vale."

Christy unpacks our church mission statement and what it means in practical terms for us as a church

08/02/2026

Here's a wrap up from our PAK outreach at Christmas last year

Presented by Christy Rayner on 8th Feb 2026

What does it look like to have active trust in God? In Phil 1:6-11, Paul declares his complete confidence in God’s ability to mature the Philippians, and yet he also outlines his own part of the process.

Shane Rayner

1st Feb 2026

This Sunday Shane kicked off our series in Philippians, by looking at the opening 5 verses of the letter. We are introduced to the key theme of the whole letter - partnership in the gospel. This partnership is what makes us one family. And what is the one score? The gospel of course!25/01/26

Shane unpacks Acts 16, with Lydia and a jailer. The first a much more expected convert than the second.

17/01/2026

Shane shares honestly about his own struggles with hope - misplacing hope and losing hope, and how the former can lead to the latter. He steps us through the final verses of 2 Corinthians 4, where we find the most extravagant hope ever defined.

14/12/2025