The word awesome may be overused, but never when it comes to God. In a season that often feels slow or disconnected, what if August became a time to reawaken our awe for Him?

This message invites us to turn aside, like Moses before the burning bush, and step into God’s presence with honesty, reverence, and faith. Discover how awe isn’t about hype—but about drawing near to the God who sees, speaks, and sends.

In this heartfelt sermon, we explore Hebrews 10:19–25 and what it means to be a church family rooted in Christ. Through powerful imagery of the temple and the sacrifice of Jesus, we’re reminded to draw near to God, hold onto hope, and encourage one another.

At Saint Michael’s, we’re not just individuals—we’re a spiritual family, gathered in faith, worship, and love.

Join us for a powerful message exploring The Lord’s Prayer from Matthew 6:5–14. In this sermon, we’re reminded that prayer is more than words, it’s about identity, intimacy, and purpose. We reflect on what it means to say “Our Father”, to call on the King of the Universe, and to live out His kingdom “on our frontline,” whoever we are.

What did Jesus really mean when He said, “Go and make disciples”? In this message, Paul Woolley unpacks the Great Commission, not as a task for the few, but a calling for every believer. Whether you're facing doubts or feeling unequipped, this sermon reveals how Jesus meets us right where we are and sends us with authority and purpose into every part of life.

Does your everyday life really matter to God? Whether you’re washing mugs, leading meetings, or changing nappies—this message reminds us: Whatever you do, it all matters to the Lord.

Join Sam as we explore Colossians 3 and discover how to live wholeheartedly for Jesus in the ordinary and overlooked moments.

What if God is at work in the ordinary places of your life and you’re just not aware of it? In this message from Genesis 28:10–22, Mark Beard reminds us that our frontlines, home, work, school, are where God moves. Wherever you are, God is with you.

In this first talk of Frontline Sundays, Jamie Mulvaney unpacks 1 Peter 1:1–2, exploring what it means to live as exiles and the elect in today’s world. Even in a culture that feels foreign to faith, we're called to make a difference, right where we are.

Responding to status anxiety, Elizabeth Oldfield opens up the possibility of Pentecost in how we can be Fully Alive. Elizabeth is the author of Fully Alive, the host of the podcast The Sacred, and former director of Theos think tank.

Sam Banner concludes our Lent & Easter sermon series 'Treasure', preaching on 'Jesus the Source'. Full reading is Acts 5:17-32

As we continue our sermon series "Treasure", Jamie interviews Mojtaba Hosseini about his experience growing up in Iran and being imprisoned for his faith.