Stairway Church

Allan Meyer — In the continuation of our look at vocational discipleship, Allan looks at what the essence of a beautiful life is. People are watching how you live your life. You may be the only letter from God they ever get to read. The impact of a beautiful life is that it prepares people for a day of visitation.

As we dispel the myths about what it looks like to “make it” as a follower of Jesus, we will explore what it looks like to make God’s name holy in our everyday, ordinary lives. We will also look to see what being a Holy Priesthood looks like in our daily lives from Monday to Sunday.

The series will end by looking at Jesus' counter-cultural mission of discerningly seeking the peace and prosperity of the city. We will remember that life is about the big thing God is up to in the world and not one’s personal fulfilment.

Lawrence Hirsch — This week we had the privilege of having Lawrence Hirsch from Celebrate Messiah share on vocational discipleship from a Jewish perspective.

As we dispel the myths about what it looks like to “make it” as a follower of Jesus, we will explore what it looks like to make God’s name holy in our everyday, ordinary lives. We will also look to see what being a Holy Priesthood looks like in our daily lives from Monday to Sunday.

The series will end by looking at Jesus' counter-cultural mission of discerningly seeking the peace and prosperity of the city. We will remember that life is about the big thing God is up to in the world and not one’s personal fulfilment.

Christy McHugh — This week Christy shares on how we, as followers of Jesus, are invited into the privilege Israel has, to be a chosen people, a royal priesthood. This is the vocational calling of every believer. Our calling is to carry his name, to demonstrate who he is in every ordinary moment of our day. How we bear the name of Yahweh well, is how we live out our vocational calling in exile.

As we dispel the myths about what it looks like to “make it” as a follower of Jesus, we will explore what it looks like to make God’s name holy in our everyday, ordinary lives. We will also look to see what being a Holy Priesthood looks like in our daily lives from Monday to Sunday.

The series will end by looking at Jesus' counter-cultural mission of discerningly seeking the peace and prosperity of the city. We will remember that life is about the big thing God is up to in the world and not one’s personal fulfilment.

Matt Romano — Matt continues our series with a look at how, as followers of Jesus, we are called to something greater than work being a means to personal gain, status, or survival. We are called to a divine partnership in bringing beauty, order, and flourishing into every aspect of life.

As we dispel the myths about what it looks like to “make it” as a follower of Jesus, we will explore what it looks like to make God’s name holy in our everyday, ordinary lives. We will also look to see what being a Holy Priesthood looks like in our daily lives from Monday to Sunday.

The series will end by looking at Jesus' counter-cultural mission of discerningly seeking the peace and prosperity of the city. We will remember that life is about the big thing God is up to in the world and not one’s personal fulfilment.

Sarah Hudson — Sarah starts this new series with an overview of the themes to be covered over the course of the next term.

Throughout this series, Faith for Exiles, we will turn our attention to equipping and encouraging the community through a deep dive into vocational discipleship and what it means to engage in counter cultural mission. As Christians, who bear the name of Christ, what does it look like to live every aspect of our lives declaring who Christ is? Not by our words, but through our lives.

As we dispel the myths about what it looks like to “make it” as a follower of Jesus, we will explore what it looks like to make God’s name holy in our everyday, ordinary lives. We will also look to see what being a Holy Priesthood looks like in our daily lives from Monday to Sunday.

The series will end by looking at Jesus' counter-cultural mission of discerningly seeking the peace and prosperity of the city. We will remember that life is about the big thing God is up to in the world and not one’s personal fulfilment.

Nartarsha Wisewould — In this week's Power and Presence service Nartarsha outlines how the Father is inviting us into a place of Breakthrough; in miracles, healings and encounters with His love.

Matt Romano — In our Power and Presence service Matt explores the healing of the man at the Pool of Bethesda (John 5) and how it mirrors our search for wholeness in external solutions, but true and lasting healing—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—comes only through Jesus.

Shane Willard — This week Shane Willard challenges us to consider how we engage our world. It is important that we never Jesus into an argument to win, rather a life of love to demonstrate.

Dave & Christy McHugh & Sarah Hudson — This week Dave, Christy and Sarah wrap up our series with a look back over the series, sharing what has challenged them and also looking forward to the focus of our series for next term.

In a world that promotes freedom and liberty, we are captive in a modern-day Egypt. The Prince of the Air writes a cultural script that presents an illusion of liberty—yet ultimately leads to enslavement. Throughout this series, we will attempt to unveil the illusion of liberty that culture promotes and explore the antidote that the ways of Jesus offer. As we unmask that which is enslaving us, may we journey from captivity to freedom.

Allan Meyer— This week Allan shares how God calls us into freedom in Christ. But there is an enemy who is bent on you not escaping his grasp. We have to choose obedience to the Word of God above all else if we want to walk into His true freedom that He has paid for.

In a world that promotes freedom and liberty, we are captive in a modern-day Egypt. The Prince of the Air writes a cultural script that presents an illusion of liberty—yet ultimately leads to enslavement. Throughout this series, we will attempt to unveil the illusion of liberty that culture promotes and explore the antidote that the ways of Jesus offer. As we unmask that which is enslaving us, may we journey from captivity to freedom.