Graham continues our series by focusing on one of the lesser known characters of the Bible, Mephibosheth. Who was he? What was significant about his interactions with King David? And what does his story show us about God’s faithfulness?

Jonny takes us into the heart of our new Series by exploring the life of the prophet Elijah, one of the two figures in conversation with Jesus during his transfiguration. What do we learn on top of the two mountains that define Elijah’s ministry?

God's grand salvation plan for the world is being expressed and worked out through the lives of those who follow him. So, what does the life of faith look like and what can we learn from the Old Testament heroes of faith. This week Jonny launches our new Series by exploring the contours of faith outlined in Hebrews 11.

For this talk we were excited to welcome Aaron Hardy to St Paul's. Aaron is Kaitiaki (leader) at Te Rautini church in Kirikiriroa (Hamilton). He is a leader and songwriter who is passionately engaged in the story of God's love for Āotearoa and its people.

We all face crossroads moments and questions about the directions of our lives. In this talk, Matt speaks about how to get a clearer sense of God's call for you.

Sally shares insights from Hosea’s prophetic vision of restoration and refreshment .

Jonny gives us a vision for the year ahead as we come to see our lives as unfolding stories within the Divine Drama of God’s good work in the world.

Emma unpacks Luke 5:1-11 where Jesus calls his first disciples. She looks at what we can learn from Simon Peter’s obedience, and invites us at the start of this new year to respond to Jesus’ call to follow him.

In 21st-century urban centres, most of us are tempted into living lives that are frantic and fragmented, and the result is that we walk with a spiritual limp. At the beginning of a new year Sam Bloore takes a look at the life of Jesus and asks whether we might need to learn “The Discipline of Doing Less!”