1 Corinthians 15:58. Ps Hilary Williams continues our Vision Sunday message - this time by considering Paul's charge to the Corinthian church. The apostle has encouraged the believers that Christ indeed is risen and He shares the victory over the grave with us - and in light of that, to stand firm in this knowledge and serve Christ from that place. No matter what life brings our way, we can know that our eternity is sure and that our labour for Him is never in vain.

We'd love to hear from you! To find out more about Jesus, or who we are as a church, please visit our website - pcc.org.au

Jeremiah 17:5-8. As we launch into a new ministry year, Ps Hilary Williams shares a timely word on the theme of FIRM - our theme for our church in 2021/22. We are praying that the year ahead would be characterised by being firm in our trust in God and remain planted in Him. This passage paints a vivid picture of a tree securely planted by the water - this is the promise for God's people when we are firm in Him.

We'd love to hear from you! To find out more about Jesus, or who we are as a church, please visit our website - pcc.org.au

Psalm 121. Andrew Mihaleff shares an encouraging word on God being our keeper. We may know this well known Psalm as hope-filled, but it does also acknowledge that problems and pain are real. However we would do well, like the Psalmist, to focus on God as our help, rather than the battles that we know will come. Furthermore, the Psalmist alludes to God's companionship and very presence as the key to navigating all that life may throw at us.

We'd love to hear from you! To find out more about Jesus, or who we are as a church, please visit our website - pcc.org.au

Matthew 14:22-33. Hilary Williams shares an encouraging word about Peter's encounter with Jesus on the water. We may recall that in the midst of a ferocious storm, Jesus walks on water - and Peter does the same. We need to be reminded that in the midst of life's storms, Jesus likewise meets us at our point of need. He promises never to leave, and delights when we respond to Him in trust and faith.

We'd love to hear from you! To find out more about Jesus, or who we are as a church, please visit our website - pcc.org.au

Philippians 4. Susan Moore concludes our Press On series as we close off the book of Philippians. Paul implores us to respond to God with joy, even in seasons of challenge and disappointment. As we know, this does not come naturally. It takes the intentional pursuit of God's peace that gives us both the perspective to even glimpse that God is at work, and the ability to set our minds not on what is lacking, but what is good, noble and true.

We'd love to hear from you! To find out more about Jesus, or who we are as a church, please visit our website - pcc.org.au