It's hard to avoid thinking of these days as troubled times. When the prophet Jeremiah brought God's word to Israel, they too were living in seriously troubled times. God's word through Jeremiah reminds us where our hope lies. Thank you, visiting pastor John Wilksch. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 9]

Visiting Pastor John WIlksch considers the case of Amos, a humble shepherd and gardener who God called to deliver an important message to the centres of power of his day. In the same way, whatever our daily work, we are called to be prophets, speaking God's word into our modern context. [Organ - Pentecost 8]

Lay reader David Paech (channeling our former senior pastor) explores the issues around prayer (particularly unanswered prayer as experienced by both Jesus and the Apostle Paul) and grace. [Organ - Pentecost 7]

Lay reader Cathy Beaton explores the implications of two Gospel stories, the healing of the woman who had been hemorrhaging for 12 years, and the raising of the daughter of the Jewish leader Jairus. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 6]

Visiting pastor Greg Pietsch explores times when winds blow hard for us (in the storms of life), and what we can learn from Jesus' stilling the storm on the Sea of Galilee. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 5]

Guest preacher Pastor Robert Wiebusch explores Jesus' parable of the sower of the seed. What does this tell us about the growth of God's kingdom - and even of our role in that blessed calling! [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 4]

Guest preacher Pastor Robert Wiebusch examines the problem of suffering, and with St Paul, encourages to raise our eyes and look beyond the immediate. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 3]

“Watcha hearin?” From God, that is. He is speaking, but not all are trained to hear. Today we learn from Samuel, about how to hear and know what God is saying. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 2]

This is not only the litmus test of our faith (Father, Son and Holy Spirit), but the source and motivation for our health, healing and holiness. Today we look at how seeing God for who He really is, changes everything. (Today's sermon followed a performance of Bach's cantata BWV 165.) [Orchestra/Choir - Holy Trinity]

Feeling perhaps a bit “dry”? Less than full? Running on empty? God’s solution: Pray, “Come, Holy Spirit!” We see the fulfilment of that today. [Organ/Choir Pentecost]