Jesus gives a new commandment – that we love one another. Pastor Leighton Roberts from Monash Christian Church shares with us about how does that look in our lives when we read later that we’re to love in deed and action, but not with our words? After all, talk is cheap! Perhaps it has a little more to do with our motivation…

Philip Wilson brings a message regarding our task to discover what the New Testament teaches about the church Jesus builds.

Jesus describes the enemy as a thief – one who comes in stealth and in secret to steal another person’s property and contrasts that with the declaration that Jesus has come to bring life and life to the full. Pastor Kimberly looks at how the deceptions of the enemy seek to keep us from experiencing the abundant, overflowing life Jesus intends for us.

Jesus not only said a lot of profoundly powerful things 2000 yrs ago, but he also speaks to us and leads us today. In his final sermon at WBC, Pastor Jeff Benson highlights a few very important things that Jesus has been speaking into us as a church over the past year.

We make a choice to trust in everyday things and the people around us. Why then can trusting in God be so hard? Abbie explores the idea of trust and having faith in God and his promises for our lives. He has a perfect track record!

Philip Wilson brings a message on the authority that Jesus has to forgive sin and to heal and set people free from the burden of sin.

If I asked you now, How do you approach God? What would you say your relationship is like? Each of us has a different relationship with God but we all have the same invitation given to us from God through Jesus Christ. Alex Reid speaks another message of what Jesus said, so today we can come to understand our relationship with God more fully but also get a glimpse of what our relationship with Him could be and the type of relationship He wants with us.

When we think of the words Jesus said, we can sometimes liken it to the old game of Simon Says! If we do what Jesus says, we’re in! But if we get it wrong, fail to obey, or fall short in anyway, we’re out! Pastor Kimberly Smith leads us to the story of the calling of Matthew, where Jesus demonstrates profoundly just about obeying and behaving correctly to be accepted but it’s about an invitation to relationship with the Creator and Saviour of the world! Jesus simpy says, ‘Follow Me’!

Jesus spoke about the Kingdom of God (and the “good news” of the kingdom) more than he spoke about anything else. Pastor Jeff Benson explains why the coming of God’s kingdom is such great news and what Jesus did (and explained) so that right here, right now, you and I can be part of it.

Philip Wilson brings a message that when we face an uncertain future we can find comfort and peace knowing that our Heavenly Father knows our name.