We are all called to do mission and ministry. In this message, we explore what our mission is, where we practice it and how we can help each other do it more effectively.

In this message, Fraser Scott, and guests, introduce us to the new missions we will be supporting as St Martins C3.

Through the saving work of Christ, and our relationship with him personally, we are able to join a supportive church family and learn to help each other grow as we all become more like Christ. 

One of the major barriers to growing in church community is the pull of our culture towards our individual wants and needs. As we understand what is happening in our culture we can choose to go against the flow and purposefully involve ourselves in Christian community.

When Jesus called His first disciples, He called them into a discipling community. In this message Warren shares what it means to follow this call to discipleship in the way God meant for us.

In Matthew 20 Jesus tells a story of workers being paid the same full days wage, despite some having only worked half the day or even less. In this message, Pastor Warren brings this parable to life for us today with a clear description of God's grace. 

Jesus tells this story to let people know they should persistently pray for the full coming of His Kingdom. Listen to discover how Jesus reveals we can pray in a way that makes a difference.

In this message from Fraser Scott, we explore a parable that challenges us to remain humble in our understanding of the Gospel and the saving work of Jesus. 

In this series, we look at some of the Parables of Jesus and discover the Kingdom life He is hoping to grow in us and how we can take hold of it. 

In this message, we explore the parable of the mustard seed and ask what Kingdom seeds God has planted in us this year.

This message includes the audio from "Parables of Jesus" by the Bible Project, which can be viewed here.

When Jesus sat down to teach he often began with the phrase, "Let me tell you a story." As he taught he unveiled the truth of the Kingdom of God and how we might access it. In this message, we explore the parable of the sower and how we can be the good soil that grows a crop that will produce much fruit.