Josh explores the sin of Greed and the 'never enough' drive for more, and how that diminishes the life Jesus offers us. As an antidote, we are invited to cultivate gratitude and trust erode the power of the hungers that drive us.

Jeremy explores how pride and the maintenance of our 'glittering images' gets in the way of living lives that are fully alive.

On Sunday Josh began our new sermon series ‘Fully Alive.’ Josh set the framework of our exploration of ‘sin’ being the relational disturbance of God's shalom and all that diminishes the life Jesus offers us. The path to wholeness is not moral striving but surrender to the grace of a God who loves us not because we are good, but because God is good.

Josh and Jeremy share where we feel the Spirit is blowing and what we are sensing God is inviting us into as a community.

Stan unpacks how the Trinity reveals a God whose very nature is love-in-relationship, and humanity is invited not merely to observe that love but to be drawn into it.

Jeremy interviews a few of our youth on their experiences of God, church and what their generation is hungry for.

Hayley Lewis unpacks the parable of the workers of the vineyard, and the importance of keeping our eyes on Jesus and what is ours to do rather than comparing ourselves to others.

Jeremy unpacks the parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl of great price, and we hear from Yousef and Bruce on their experiences of the Kingdom.

Josh explores the parables of the mustard seed and a pinch of yeast: how Kingdom work starts small, stays hidden, and grows by God's power. Mission Partner Neil Dunbar as well as regulars Gary and Beth share their experience of this in their lives.

On ANZAC weekend Josh called us to be a courageous, Christ-shaped alternative to a culture hungry for something real by living the Kingdom so beautifully that others want to know the source.