Zechariah's song which he sung upon the birth of John the Baptist speaks to us of hope fulfilled. This week we begin by looking at the songs of advent in Luke's gospel.

In this message we look at the magician called Elymas and the response of the Apostle Paul to the challenge he represents. In it we see that magic is a real power that is infinitely inferior to the power of God.

Mark shares a message from Psalm 19 on how we are blameless in God's sight.

In this message we look at why we celebrate the Lord's Supper on the anniversary of the day in which this practice was rescued from the abuses of Rome. Meanwhile we look at what it really means to eat and drink "worthily".

In this one off message we look at the end of Samson's life and see that though he is a hero of the Bible he is a deeply flawed individual. However, God still uses him.

This Sunday is Freedom Sunday in which we look at the work of International Justice Mission and the effort to free people from modern day slavery. In the message we will see how this is a response to the gospel.

For more information about IJM or to become a freedom partner go to https://ijm.org.au/freedomsunday/

In this message we look at Psalm 8 and think about why we meet as a church and why we worship.

In this message we explore the role of prophecy in the church today. Firstly by making sure our foundation in God's Word is sure, and then by exploring the possibility of extra-Biblical revelation.

In this message we zoom in on the gift of encouragement and how Barnabas used it to great effect in the church of Antioch. God is calling us to encourage one another and build one another up and Barnabas is the supreme example of this.

In this message we take a look at the first gentile convert, Cornelius. We see that it took quite a bit for Peter to accept the fact that the gentiles were being included. From this message we learn the importance of not calling "impure" things God has made clean.