Rev. Will Nicholas reflects on Anzac Day, highlighting the tension between honoring First Peoples and public dissent. He draws parallels with the biblical story of Thomas, emphasizing the need for understanding and healing. A call is made for a reconceptualization of faith and heritage, urging openness to past wounds and fostering shared responsibility.

Rev. Will Nicholas reflects on John 19, the appearance to Thomas and Anzac Day, highlighting the tension between honoring First Peoples and public dissent. He draws parallels with the biblical story of Thomas, emphasizing the need for understanding and healing. He calls for a reconceptualization of faith and heritage, urging openness to past wounds and fostering shared responsibility.

Luke 20: 27-38 the riddle of the resurrection. Jesus is ask about marriage and the resurrection however the question is a trick designed to make insiders and outsiders. 

 A message inspired by John 12:1-11, Women are incredible leaders who are often discounted, overlooked or discouraged. How might we listen to Mary in this story and learn about the incredible diversity of response available to us when we encounter salvation, freedom and grace

 Luke 15: 1-10  

Where lost things are found.

Preacher: Rev Will Nicholas

Reader: Jill Thom

Organist: Brad Treloar

 Luke 13:1-9  

Entitlement: getting what you deserve, Fig trees and calamity .

Preacher: Rev Will Nicholas

Reader: Beris Marshall

Organist: Brad Treloar

March 6th 2022  Baptism of Freddie Stephen Burnell   

Luke 4 : 1 - 13   Believe

Preacher: Rev Will Nicholas

Reader: Lisa Morris

Organist: Brad Treloar

This weeks sermon is inspired by Luke 9:28-43 and is entitles intense.

Preacher Rev Will Nicholas

Reader  Christine Redpath

Organist Brad Trelour

This weeks message is from Luke 6:27-38 and explores the difficult and costly way of love. what does it mean for us to go the extra mile and does it mean there are no consequences for abuse? We also explore judgement and its place in unconditional love.

Reading  by Darryl Palmer 

Message by Rev Will Nicholas

Recording by Wes Cusworth

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The audio of the live streamed service for Epiphany 6  inspired by Luke 6 the sermon on the plain. Minister Will Nicholas explores the social justice issues of the Biblical passage in the context of the past weeks events.