The Exchange hosted by the Melbourne City Adventist Church

Peace and comfort are often found in the calm, but it’s in the chaos that we often find growth and understanding. Join us this Saturday afternoon as we explore stories of storms in the gospel of Matthew.

Comfort can keep you where God is no longer camping. Choose His presence over your preferences.

Guest speaker Pr Paul Kotanko shares: Does God have to be begged to act? If God knows everything, including who I will pray for, why bother praying for them?

It has long been said how we are closer to the second coming than ever before. Why doesn’t it feel that way though? With things only seemingly going from bad to worse, what does Jesus actually want us to be doing now?

Join us for a guided time of prayer and Scripture reflection, offering space to be still, to be honest before God, and to begin the year in God’s presence. We will also pray for those affected by the bushfires and others with special needs.

In crisis, we ask: Where is God? Christmas answers: He is here. Not distant. Not untouched by pain. The message remains: Do not be afraid. Emmanuel—God is with us.

Advent is not a story of self discovery and personal triumph so often celebrated in the individualistic west. Rather it's a story of God interrupting history to love, heal, and save. Join us this Saturday afternoon as we explore some reflections from the Advent story.

Hear Sherwin's testimony of faith, forgivnesss, purpose, and the God who sees beyond our circumstances.

Being a disciple involves accepting the invitation to experience Jesus, and then actively and credibly inviting others to "Come and See" Him for themselves, trusting God to work through our efforts, however impossible the task may seem.

When the year has worn you down and your spirit feels dry, God poses a simple but confronting question: Can these bones live?