Gaining perspective on our eternal glory in the midst of current suffering.

In this message Pete unpacks the reality of our spiritual battle and the work of Satan, his tactics, our effort in fighting against him, and his ultimate defeat in the Gospel of Christ.

In this Heritage Day sermon, Greg Tait encouraged and challenged us to be a church that is united and diverse, and that this unity brings God more glory than uniformity. In all of this, Christ is supreme!

Bongani reminds us why we struggle with worry, and how we can trust God as our Father who cares for us, casting all our anxieties and burdens onto him.

God calls us as his people to a life and posture of humility as we see the greatness of who he is and increasingly realise our need for him. We are more dependent than we understand and more blessed by our gracious Father than we could ever imagine.

In this message, Doug teaches on what the church can expect from its Elders, and what men aspiring to Eldership can lean into for the unity and health of Christ's church.

In this message, Marc encourages us to dig into our Bible's as God renews us by his Word for the good of the World.

Peter lays out for his readers a  roadmap for how Christians can navigate living in a secular world. His readers were being opposed for their faith by simply just living in faithful obedience to Jesus which put them at odds to a secular worldview, values, morals  and practices.  So he outlines five things in his Roadmap for Exiles to help them in this suffering they were experiencing: Clarity, encouragement, affirmation, assurance and exhortation.  This can assist us in navigating an increasingly hostile world standing firm in our faith while holding to a Christian worldview.

In this message Doug teaches on our response and hope in the midst of trials and suffering as believers.

We are called to and designed for community, and though loving our church family is hard at times, we are blessed when we work to love each other and grow together.