Sunday Sermons

This week Pastor Simon takes us through James 3:1-12 where we see how powerful the tongue is. We are encouraged to take the time to do an audit of our words, and to each morning pray Psalm 19:14. "Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in your sight, O LORD, my rock and my redeemer."

Pastor Simon challenges us to be transformed and to fully live out the life of faith. We need to realise that the fruit of our faith demonstrates the root of our faith.

​Pastor Greg continues our journey through James. This week we look at James 2 where James deals with favouritism which is discriminating against others because of external differences. We learn that favouritism is sin and that God has no favourites.

Pastor James brings us Part 3 of our series on the book of James with a highly relevant message that tells us we are to be doers of the word. We need to be slow to speak and quick to listen. To make sure we think before we speak or post so that what we say will encourage others.

Ps. Simon leads us through the second part of the new series on James. As we consider James 1:9-18  we see that we all are tempted to do the wrong thing. Even in the midst of trials and temptation we must turn our eyes to God and remind ourselves that all good things come from God and that He is unchanging in His love for us.

Ps. Simon is kicking off a new series. It is one you won't want to miss! We'll be spending the next few months working through the book of James. The message of James is both simple and complicated and as we begin to unpack it together we will see that it provides us with a blueprint for how we can live out our faith.

Pastor Greg takes us through two parables that compare the Kingdom of God to very small things, a mustard seed and yeast. We see that both of these things start small but are full of potential. We must never underestimate the potential for growth of God's kingdom or God's ability to use the apparently small and insignificant to grow His kingdom and to bring glory to His name.

Pastor James continues the More Than a Story series. We see this parable has had a huge effect on our civilisation and the way those in need are cared for. In it Jesus challenges us to move past asking "who is my neighbour" and to reflect on what kind of neighbour we are. Listen and be challenged to show God's love and compassion to others.

Pastor Simon bring the next sermon in the More Than a Story series. He looks at the three parables in Luke 15. These parable are not so much about what was lost but what was found! Jesus challenges us to view God as gracious and loving. God is excited when the sinner returns, he loves us and wants all to come to Him.

Ps. James speaks to us about a tree and its fruit in the series "More than a Story". He encourages us to fill our heart with the word of God which will bring life both to ourselves and to others. Our words will then be filled with positive fruit that encourage and build up others.