This Sunday, the Sunday before Christmas, Jodi kicks us off with a story about St Nicholas - the Origin of Santa. After that Bruce takes us through the Christmas story, and talks about how we may sometimes forget how wonderful it must have been for those

This week is the final week of What would Jesus buy? There has been a lot to take in, many ways that we could change our behaviours and we may be feeling a little overwhelmed. If that's the case them you won't want to miss this week as Lee wraps up the se

In this week's Whānau service, Lee talks to us about our role as Kaitiakitanga - guardians of God's creation. We talk about some really practical ways to do this, as well as some things to think about.

Lee kicks us off into a new series named 'What would Jesus buy' where she talks about her own journey and the research she has done to inform her decisions when it comes to buying things. Even though the Bible doesn't specifically answer this question, wh

This week Adam takes us through the very last part of Ephesians, and looks at Ironman in this last Bingewatch sermon. He looks at how the Armor of God allows us to complete our mission, just as Tony Stark needs his armor.

As it's was Whānau service, Bruce took the lead from his sons, and decided to take a look at Ninjago. We see in this movie that while still chooses to honour his father, even though he is not obeying his evil commands.

Looking at the movie Hancock this week, and reading through Ephesians 5:21-33 we start to see some parallels. We see how Hancock eventually loves Mary enough to give himself up for her. Mary gave up operating in her superhero capacity in order to respect,

Previously, we were ignorant of God's ways, but now we are to imitate God in every way. We'll take a look at Ephesians 5:1-20 and see how we should live in light of the fact that we now understand God's call on our lives.

In this weeks Whānau service we look at Gru amd the transformation he makes and how in our scripture we are asked to do the same thing. We should throw off the old nature and put on the new nature that Jesus offers.

This week we talk about the X-Men and about how they often see their abilities as a curse rather than a blessing. We can be like that too sometimes, but God often uses hard and painful experiences to shape us and make us better.