[Rosi Lewis preaches on 2 Corinthians 3:7-18]

[Rob Densmore preaches on Mark 13:1-8]

The growth of the church is directly related to the health of the body of Christ. How we are built up by the Spirit; how we are equipped; how we are sent out in His name - is all to honour the heart of God. [Rachel Leigh-Wood speaks on Ezekiel 36:24-28]

The truth of Jesus' life saving work on the cross has a tendency to crash into all of our lives. One of the most powerful ways it does this is through confronting those who don't yet follow Him. Talking to others about faith and about Jesus doesn't have to be scary - if we acknowledge that this comes from a place of love. Edward Leigh-Wood leads us through the process of 'talking Jesus'. [Edward Leigh-Wood preaches on 1 Corinthians 1:13-19].

Jesus had quite a few ways of describing the Kingdom of God - this seemingly mysterious and perplexing reality. One of the ways He talked about it - was through the act of 'saying sorry'. In that moment of conviction through the power of the Holy Spirit, Jesus leads us - and our church - into a place of revival. [Rob Densmore preaches on Luke 10:1-9, Luke 11:20, Matt 6:10, Rom 14:17, Matt 4:17]

The gift of baptism is the simple, public way of acknowledging that we are loved by God. And in agreeing to be loved, we accept God's work in setting us apart. We celebrate the baptism of Charlotte, James and Georgia. It is a sign that God is at work in them; and it is a sign that God is at work in His church. [Rob Densmore preaches on Jeremiah 1:4-10]

It is sometimes challenging to think that followers of Jesus are called to the same healing ministry as the early disciples. But the existence of the supernatural - both the Holy Spirit and the demon realm - is no less real today than it was 2,000 years ago. And the reality is, the Spirit of Jesus wills people to be healed - and delivered from demons - even today. [Rob Densmore teaches on Acts 16:16-28]

As followers of Jesus, how do we approach questions of illness, pain, injury and disease? According to the Bible, we need to be bold, yet sensitive - direct, but gentle. In the end, the power to heal rests in the Holy Spirit - God, Himself. [Rachel Howlett teaches on Acts 3:1-11]

One of the statements of St Saviours vision is 'Living in the fullness of God'. Belinda Thomas explores what this means in the life of the church, using the parable of the prodigal son. [Belinda Thomas speaks on John 1:16]

This is Vision Sunday at St Saviours. It focuses on God's calling for this church, in this season, in this place. Join us as we come together as a church family to live out the 5 statements that make up our calling. [Rob Densmore talks on 2 Corinthians 3:7-18]