This morning, we are preparing ourselves for a change in focus as a church in 2025 as Zane Elliott preaches on Romans 10:1-15.

We’re going to spend time thinking about 
i) the message we have which saves, in vv.1-13, before we move to the simple, logical progression, that.
 ii) this message can only be heard if we speak vv.14-15.

Today we conclude the portion of Luke's Gospel we've been working through, as we see Jesus describe a day of reckoning. Zane Elliott will help us consider.
 i) our responsibility while the king is away vv.11-13,
 ii) the rewards for those who discharge them faithfully, 
iii) and the reprimand which awaits those who don't vv.20-27.

As Jesus gets even closer to his death in Jerusalem, he makes a pit-stop in the city of Jericho where we’ll spend time with these two men, as we explore the power of faith
 i) to redeem and restore 18:35-43, and the power of faith to redeem and transform 19:1-10. We’ll be reminded that Jesus comes to seek and save the lost, whose lives are totally transformed by the power of faith.

Today, as we focus on Luke 18:31-34, where Jesus explains that he has just one job, but unlike all of the internet memes capturing "you had one job" failures, Jesus will complete this one job perfectly. 
Today Zane Elliott explores
i) the one job,
ii) how it will happen, and,
iii) why we need to remember it.

This morning, as we open Luke 18:9-30, we are going to come face to face with three blockages, as we continue the series Saviour of the Lost. 

Zane Elliott will show us how these blockages, are blockages to entering the Kingdom of God, and finding new life in Jesus - the three blockages we’re going to explore are:
 i) self-righteousness vv.9-14,
 ii) self-importance vv.15-17,
iii) self-reliance vv.18-30.

Today we continue in the gospel of Luke, in the series 'Saviour of the Lost.'  Simon Martin, Vicar-General of the Diocese of Nelson, and Bishop's Chaplain will be preaching on the first part of chapter 18 of Luke's Gospel.

Today we continue in the gospel of Luke, in the series 'Saviour of the Lost.' Jean Palmer will be explaining the meaning of the second half of chapter 17 of Luke's Gospel.

Today Zane Elliott will be bringing  the series called "Cash Values" to a close.
Today's sermon theme is "Partners in Generosity" and we will be working through Philippians 4:10-20 and 2 Corinthians 8:1-15 . 

These two passages both describe church communities who have been changed, who have been motivated to give sacrificially,  as they become partners in generosity. 
We’ll see how Partners in Generosity i) Both benefit, ii) Believe in gospel growth and iii) Grow in contentment as they rely on the grace of God above all else.

Today Oliver Preston will be continuing the series called "Cash Values."
Today's sermon theme is "Paying the Bills" and we will be working through Proverbs 6:6-11, 27:23-27, 1 Timothy 5:3-18 as we think about how we use our money, to God's glory on a daily basis.

Today Zane Elliott will be in the series called "Cash Values."
Today's sermon theme is "Money as god" and we will be working through Matthew 6:19-21,24 and Deuteronomy 8:6-19.

What we serve with our money will grow in our hearts; if we serve ourselves with it, there’s a very real danger we’ll become a god in our own eyes. To help us avoid that very real danger  we’re going to see Jesus’ call for i) an attitude adjustment, for rich and poor alike. Before we dive into ii) the rationale for that attitude adjustment, which will help us to keep money in the right place, so that it doesn’t become a god, worthy of our worship.