The Coolangatta Church Sunday Sermon

Allan Speaks today on Acts 2:42.

The early church didn't simply gather for services—it devoted itself to Christ through Scripture, authentic community, prayer, communion, and mission. As the church prepares to welcome new people, every believer is called to embody these same priorities so that others can experience the transforming love of Jesus.

Brad refers to Matthew chapter 4 where Jesus calls on ordinary men to follow him and become 'fishers of men'. How can we apply this to our daily lives, and what is holding us back from sharing our faith?

As we continue this mini-series on core values of the Church, Alan speaks on how to love outside of the Church; loving others, reaching the lost, and making disciples.

Brad speaks on the importance of meeting outside of the regular church service time to connect and grow with like minded people in Christ.

Brad continues from last week's sermon on God's Love. God loved us first, we are called to love Him, and that love should overflow into serving His church and reaching others.

Brad focuses on the heart and purpose of Cooly Church — not as an organisation, building, or institution, but as a community centred on the love of God, worship, discipleship, and mission.

Allan speaks today, sticking with the start of Ephesians 4, particularly on verse 7. 

Christ gives every believer a unique role and gift to strengthen the church and reach others. Christians are called not just to attend church, but to actively participate in God’s work.

Alan continues pulling apart the first few verses of Ephesians chapter 4.

Today's main focus being unity in the church

Tim revisits the first 6 verses of Ephesians chapter 4 on what our walk with Christ should start to look like, particularly with patience, gentleness and humility. 

Adam continues into chapter 4 of Ephesians, briefly reviewing verse 1 to 6 and then delivering todays message from verse 7 onwards.

Every individual is given certain gifts from God. Each person also has a part to play within the Church, to complement each others gifts, to make up the complete body of the Church.