A church practice that has spread widely outside the church into our culture is giving. But giving is not just about submitting your 10% or whatever; like all church practices it reflects something much deeper than the surface practice.

Join Graham as he explores where Christian giving comes from, and why it is uniquely generous.

God's word is an incredible gift. But do we really understand what it is, how it fits into our lives, how it transforms us?

Join us as we explore what studying the Bible can do.

Prayer is one of the most difficult practices for most Christians. What is it for? How does it work? Why is it necessary?

Join Graham as he unpacks this tricky discipline and explores our questions and struggles with prayer.

The video clip shown is from 1:55 in this YouTube clip from The Chosen: https://youtu.be/SgC4BLyfeLQ

What is baptism? What does it mean? Why is it important? And why does it involve dunking people in water?

We explore the deep roots of this ancient practice and discover why it is both so meaningful and so joyous.

One of the most distinctive practices of the Christian church for the last two thousand years is the practice of communion, also known as the Lord's supper or the eucharist. What does this strange practice mean? Why is it so enduring? How can we properly practice it in the 21st century?

Join Graham as he explores this very special practice. (At the end of the sermon we shared together in communion.) The video mentioned in the sermon can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/bByePUvldwQ

The idea of service as a high calling is unique to Christianity. Jesus showed us by example how a leader must be servant of all.

We have a choice: the way of the Dragon, which exploits strength and power to achieve control and dominance, or the way of the Lamb, which recognises that God's power is expressed through our weakness, and frees us to serve one another.

How do these contrasting approaches work in the modern world? Join us for some ideas.

The video from Mrs Maisel early in the sermon can be found here: https://youtu.be/pvKe0c007Cc

Eating together is an important feature of almost all cultures. But what makes it so important to share food with others?

Is it the same for Christians, or does it have even more significance?

Join us as we look at why eating together is so important, and how we can do it better.

One of the unusual aspects of a Christian worship gathering, from the perspective of modern Australian culture, is that we burst into communal song at regular intervals.

Why do we do this? How does this help us worship God or commune together?

Join us as we explore the rich subject of music in Christian practice.

There are few things that are both more foundational to our experience as Christians and more difficult to maintain than the act of meeting together with other Christians. Even in a society where Christianity is not met with active persecution, meeting together requires substantial effort.

Is it worth it? Why do we bother? What is the purpose of meeting together and why should we prioritise it? Join us as we explore the first of our Church Practices.

Have we reached a final age for Christianity, a post-Christian age? Or have we never been in a Christian age at all?

The last verses of Acts reveal a startling reality about how Christianity interacts with the surrounding cultures which just might turn our ideas about our nation and its history on their heads.