Karen Spoelstra reminds us of our Christian calling to respond to human need with loving service, and how sometimes how we best do this can seem a bit unclear. Even so, we are called to follow the Jesus Way, take up the towel, and to serve.

Chris Clarke unpacks our missional call to Treasure the good gift of creation that God has given to us.

Josh explores our central calling as a gathering worshipping community, which is to be a sent people to proclaim the Good News of the Kingdom through word and action in all the corners of our lives. He also gave our annual giving appeal - for all the donations go towards this end to make Jesus' name known and loved at home and abroad.

Jeremy kicks off our 2025 sermon series on the Five Marks of Mission looking at the call of the Church to Transform unjust structures and challenge violence and pursue peace and reconciliation. He invited us to consider that we can only transform unjust structures and challenge violence by pursuing peace and reconciliation.

Josh Jones explores how we navigate these challenging political times with wisdom and discernment rather than fanning the flames of division.

Charmaine Braadtvedt explores the epiphany of Jesus' first miracle or sign, recorded in John's gospel, saving a wedding by turning water into wine. She unpacks what this reveals about the nature of God.

Josh explores the necessity of having eyes open in order to be able to see the wonder of Christ's presence in our lives.

Stan examines the visit of the Magi and the violent fury of King Herod and the echoes throughout human history of the tension between the violence at the heart of the broken human condition and the longing for a prince of peace and a different way.

Stan unpacks the story of the 12-year-old Jesus who lingers in the Temple, "in his father's house." He explores the idea of how even Jesus had to go through a process of maturing as one who was fully human.

Jeremy Woods explores the German carol 'O Tannenbaum' or 'O Christmas Tree' and the rich symbolism and Christian history of the Christmas Tree and how it tells the whole story of humanity and the gospel.