On Mother's Day Pastor Judy Dawson brings the message from the parable of the Lost Coin. We all would have lost some things in life but recognising what is missing is the first step to recovering what the enemy has stolen from our lives. Cross is the place of our recovery.

We look at the next part of the ‘More Than Words’ series as to why the Bible is trustworthy and accurate, presented by J Warner who used to be a cold case homicide detective and author of “Cold Case Christianity”.  He shares five reasons to trust Bible. 

The roots are so important for every good fruit and healthy plant. In the same way, our blessings and strength come from the secret place of His presence. Pastor Judy Dawson shares the important principles of inheriting the favour and strength that Joshua had staying in the tent of the meeting longer after Moses.

Pastor Peter Morton brings the first message in our new series 'More Than Words' - looking at why we need the Bible, how God uses it in our lives, the practicals around getting started with a Bible translation and where to begin - and how to hear God's voice through the Scriptures.

Pastor Judy Dawson brings the Easter message on what it means to be living a resurrected life in Christ and how we are more than conquerers through Christ through resurrection.

Listen to the words of Jesus on the cross shared by different leaders and the communion word shared by Pastor Judy.

This Easter Sunday Pastor Lyall explores the parable of the grand feast found in Luke 14:15 - 24. Through this story that Jesus told we will discover the warning of the list of the fickle, the declaration of the waitlist of grace, and our invitation to be a compelling servant.

On this Good Friday, we turn to Colossians 1 and fix our eyes on Christ — the image of the invisible God, the One through whom and for whom all things were created and the One who by His death on the cross made the way for us to have peace and relationship with God.

As we commissioned our overseas mission team this morning, Ps Peter Morton brings us back to Jesus' call to 'GO' in Matthew 28 - and how that plays out in our everyday lives.