Sue brings us a moving message in three parts, spoken from the perspective of those who died on the three Roman crosses on that first “Good Friday”.

Like the mocking thief, we also often think God has let us down as he allowed some sickness or evil. Like the repentant thief we have the opportunity to enter paradise even though we don’t deserve it. Like millions of others who have trusted that Jesus, on the cross, took the punishment for our sin, we can find our true worth in God, experiencing the divine exchange that happened on the cross.

Through repentance we can receive his grace instead of vengeance or justice, divine favour instead of rejection, and real life and love instead of hatred and death. 

God as Trinity is a community and invites us to be his guest also in Community and fellowship and hospitality at His table.

It is a banquet of love that he invites us to. In fact Murray Avril points out that the practice of hospitality is all through scripture and reaches a climax in the “last supper”, commemorated by us in communion and in receiving the salvation that is ours in the body and blood of Jesus. 

It is Gods plan that we offer Gods feast of love and forgiveness to those around us - to even go to the roads and countryside to call people to this banquet of love and grace. Build trust. Invite those who need salvation.

Take the opportunity to invite people to hear the gospel - perhaps through a local “Alpha” course!

Bob is the Director of Jews for Jesus Australia. He leads us in this message not only through the original story of the Exodus of the Hebrews from slavery in Egypt but also uncovers the story and meaning of Christ’s death and resurrection in the same story.

Step by step Bob recounts the basic elements of the Passover service which would be similar to the service Jesus celebrated in the Last Supper.

Find out the mysteries of the Passover symbolism and the power of the body and blood of Jesus to set us free from slavery to sin. 

Naomi Fraser comes with her sermon "Embodying Easter" as part of Week 2 in on our series called "Remember Me" where she uses John 6:35-40, which highlights Jesus' promise of eternal life to those who believe in him.

Throughout her sermon we will explore the themes of hope, renewal, and the process of embodying the Easter message in our daily lives. Join us as we seek to deepen our understanding of the resurrection and its enduring significance, and discover how it can bring us greater joy, purpose, and meaning.

Remembering name is important, just like remembering to celebrate events such as birthdays, anniversaries etc.

David Ritchie comes to our Morning Service with an amazing message where he shows that when Jesus did his ministry, he brough a new meaning of deliverance. This shows in the Passover meal which for the Jews, it is a remembrance of Gods deliverance of the People of Israel and rescuing them out of the slavery in Egypt

We start a brand new series as we get closer to Easter called "Remember Me" and we kick off the series with a podcast that has two parts:

First part has Britt Darvas (Mission & Justice Pastor) interview Jake Sims who is the Country Director for International Justice Ministry in Cambodia on his life and career as he works in Cambodia.

Second part of the podcast, we have our own Bev Murrill talking about Communion which is a big element of our series.

Josh Irwin comes today and looks to the example set by Jesus Christ in the wilderness. Luke Chapter 4 outlines the journey of Jesus as he fasted for forty days and faced temptation from the devil.

This chapter teaches us about the power of the Word of God and how it can guide us through difficult times. Jesus relied on scripture to resist temptation, quoting from Deuteronomy to combat the devil's temptations.

Join us on this journey of reflection and growth as we explore the teachings of Luke Chapter 4 and strive towards a season of peace and repentance.

On this weeks AM message, Ps Paul West explores the powerful words of Romans 10:17 and Revelation 3:8. These two verses hold great significance for people of faith, offering guidance and hope on our spiritual journeys.

As we reflect on these two powerful verses, Ps Paul teaches us that the importance of hearing and studying Christ's word, and the strength and hope that comes from trusting in his guidance. May these words inspire and uplift us on our spiritual journeys, and may we always seek to live out Christ's teachings in our daily lives.

Damon Herington comes with an amazing message titled "Holistic Faith" focusing on Exodus 14:10-22, which details the Israelites' escape from Egypt and crossing of the Red Sea. Through this powerful story, Damon explores the themes of fear, courage, and the importance of a holistic approach to faith. Join us as we seek to integrate our faith into every aspect of our lives, and discover how it can lead to greater peace, purpose, and fulfillment.

"How Far Does Your Faith Go?" is a thought-provoking sermon that explores the limits and depths of faith. Ps Sue Irwin uses 2 Samuel 12:1-10 and Psalm 51:1-18 as her main bible passages which recount the story of David's transgression with Bathsheba and his subsequent repentance.

Throughout this powerful sermon, we will explore the themes of accountability, forgiveness, and the transformative power of faith. Join us as we seek to better understand the true extent of our faith and how it can help us navigate life's challenges with grace and humility.