Acts 10:23-48. Ps Hilary Williams continues our Acts series by looking at the conversion of Cornelius. Even after the persecution in Acts 8, Gentiles remain largely unreached at this point. In this dramatic chapter, God speaks to both Cornelius and to Peter. We can learn from their humble obedience that even when God challenges what we think we know, we should be moved to trust Him.
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Acts 9. Ps Christian Kahnt restarts our Unstoppable series on Acts by looking at the conversion experience of Saul. This religious, educated and zealous man had every fleshly reason to believe he was on the right path and honouring God - and yet this dramatic encounter on the Damascus Road caused him to rethink everything he knew. Jesus completely changed his life - and as happened with Saul, we too discover this God who loves us, reshapes us and wants to have relationship with those He died for.

Returning to our Relationship Matters series, Ps Hilary Williams takes a look at the theology of sex. Rather than cheapen or avoid sexuality, we need to view sex as a gift by God's design. In this message we observe that physical intimacy is a big part of the spiritual and emotional "glue" of marriage. We must also guard this gift - as it can be incredibly destructive outside of this. This message may not be suitable for younger listeners - discretion is advised.
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Acts 2:1-13. On Pentecost Sunday, Ps Christian Kahnt shares a timely word about the purpose of the coming of the Holy Spirit. Just as Passover precedes the gift of the law, Jesus' death and resurrection precedes the baptism of the Spirit. The law was a gift helping us to walk with God - and ever more the Holy Spirit is our gift helping us to walk with God, knowing He resides within us.
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Ps Hilary Williams revisits our relationships series by returning to marriage. In this second half of the message, we wrap up the look at Biblical principles, and remind ourselves that Paul's charge in Colossians 3 to do all for God's glory also applies to marriage. The sermon then moves into some practical suggestions for our relationships.
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Ps Christian Kahnt kicks off a brand new series on Remaining Faithful, by considering when God feels distant. We often place a lot of weight on mountaintop experiences with God, however maturity means we will spend time in the valley, and may feel alone. These seasons will come - but when they do, we must not doubt God's goodness in the dark, since He has been faithful in seasons of light.

Ephesians 6:10-18. Rohan Arudselvam resumes and concludes our Live The Life series by looking at the end of Ephesians. Paul wraps up his letter by giving us a charge to be strong in Christ - which we can only do when we walk with God. Furthermore, as believers we have been given the armour of God to withstand everything the enemy throws at us.

1 Corinthians 5:1-23. Andrew Mihaleff shares a timely word on the resurrection. In this very familiar passage, Paul beautifully outlines the case for the Risen Christ. The apostle bluntly says that this is no mere fringe benefit. The resurrection goes to the very heart of the gospel - it is the proof Jesus' blood was enough, and allows for His work in our lives now and forever.
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