Malachi 2.17-3.4 Just as the Israelites waited for the coming of the promised Messiah, we are waiting for Jesus to one day return. In the lead up to Christmas, Rhian speaks about how the anticipation of advent points us to our waiting for Jesus to come again and bring justice to our suffering world.

1 Thessalonians 4.13-18 Death is a topic we often like to avoid, yet is something that affects all of us. In this message, we see how the Gospel and the news that Jesus has emptied death of its power gives us lasting hope in eternal life.

In this series we’re exploring what it looks like when we truly grasp the gospel, and how it changes us in real, everyday lives.

1 Timothy 6.9-10, 17-19 Money is a hot topic - we all want to be rich. But through the gospel we can escape the trap of loving money and discover how generosity leads to life. 

In this series we’re exploring what it looks like when we truly grasp the gospel, and how it changes us in real, everyday lives.

1 Peter 2.4-7 It's easy to feel like we're on the outside of something. But the Bible teaches us a different story, where through the Gospel, unity is created. Now the church gets to be the place where this unity creates depth of community amongst us. 

In this series we’re exploring what it looks like when we truly grasp the gospel, and how it changes us in real, everyday lives.

Luke 7.36-39 Romans 12.1-2 When we respond to the Gospel, we are not responding to an idea, but to a man. The response demands our whole lives, but in this message we discover how even that is good news.

In this series we’re exploring what it looks like when we truly grasp the gospel, and how it changes us in real, everyday lives.

John 5.2-8 When Jesus approached the man at the pool of Bethesda, his question for one of the people he met was 'Do you want to be healed?' Through the man's response we learn that every reason we think that healing is impossible, does not stand when Jesus is comes. He is able to heal us fully - body, heart and mind - and the question he asks is, do you want it?

Genesis 2.1-3, 13, 3.17-19 The gospel transforms what work looks like for us. It gives us new purpose and frees us to work diligently but free from burden and pressures that the fallen world has taught us to have.

In this series we’re exploring what it looks like when we truly grasp the gospel, and how it changes us in real, everyday lives.

Genesis 3.1-13 We all feel the brokenness of the relationships that were fractured in the garden of Eden. But through the Gospel, Jesus restores what was lost. Because of His sacrifice, we can all experience relationships that are whole, loving and good. 

In this series we’re exploring what it looks like when we truly grasp the gospel, and how it changes us in real, everyday lives.

Philippians 3.4-9. One of the most important things about us is how we see ourselves, our identity. In this sermon we look at the way our identity is formed and how an identity from the world will never work for us. We then look at the good news - how only in Jesus do we find an identity that gives us security and stability to live all of our lives from.

In this series we’re exploring what it looks like when we truly grasp the gospel, and how it changes us in real, everyday lives.

Romans 1.18-25 Freedom is something we all long for, but struggle to find. This week we saw how the gospel sets us free by addressing the fundamental issue of our heart - idolatry. We naturally turn away from God to find something else to worship that leads to our ruin, but through the gospel we encounter a truth that sets us free, and meets the deepest needs of our heart.

In this series we’re exploring what it looks like when we truly grasp the gospel, and how it changes us in real, everyday lives.