The Exchange hosted by the Melbourne City Adventist Church

The topic of the trinity can often feel like a cerebral idea that can't really be explained to any real satisfaction. Join us this Saturday as we explore not only the theology of the trinity, but the practical implications of what it means to adopt a trinitarian theology as a church community.

Pr Gatkuoth has an amazing story about the pain of rejection - and how that rejection can turn into a blessing.

It’s easier to criticise and judge than to listen and affirm. This Saturday, come explore the example of Barnabas, a “son of encouragement” who advocated for others and empowered individuals to flourish.

Rembrandt is remembered as a prolific artist, one of the greatest painters in history. Did you know that he was also a devout Christian? His life and artwork portray a picture of God that have inspired individuals like Vincent Van Gogh and Henri Nouwen to discover a more personal God. What can we learn from his story and story-telling?

Many of you know Van Gogh as a post-impressionist painter. Did you know Van Gogh was deeply religious? This Saturday we will delve into the faith of Van Gogh and explore how he connected with God even in his imperfection.

As we honour the service and sacrifice of many this ANZAC weekend, we pause to reflect and remember what God has done for us in our personal and shared history.

Why does the story of Jesus matter? Why do we celebrate HIs life, death and resurrection? What does it mean for us personally and for our community?

This weekend we finish our series entitled Growing in Grace. We will explore how the devotional practices of Prayer and Gathering together can help us Grow in Grace.

In part 2 of our series in cultivating courage, we examine how to handle criticism without falling apart, getting defensive or deviating from our purpose. Explore with us examples of individuals who handled criticism with grace and strength - this Saturday 2 April 2022 at our new location and time: 3 pm, 27 Alfred Crescent North Fitzroy. Discussion time 4 - 4:30 pm.

The events that conclude Acts 2 led the church to four practices that serve as a blueprint for spiritual growth in the church. Those four practices are 1. Attention to God’s word and works, 2. Shared participation and resources, 3. Breaking of Bread, and 4. Prayer and Worship. In part one of this series, we introduced the first practice. Join us this weekend as we explore the remainder of the practices.