In a world torn by hatred and division, Jesus commands us to love one another. Join us this Sunday at 10am to find out what exactly it means to truly love.  

Towards the end of his reign, King David, the former shepherd, looked back over all the ups and downs of his life, and was able to declare with great boldness, “The Lord is my shepherd.” Join us this Sunday to discover how you too can make this declaration with confidence, even in the valleys and shadows of life.

Following the roller coaster of that first Easter, the disciples go back to doing what they know best - fishing. But the risen Jesus has other things in mind when he provides them with breakfast on the beach and a fresh call to follow him.  

Join us this Sunday at 10am for: Our road to Emmaus.

Join us in celebrating new life at any (or all!) of our Easter worship services: 10am Good Friday, Easter Sunday Dawn service (6am at Bronte Beach), or 10am Easter Sunday. All welcome!

Join us in celebrating new life at any (or all!) of our Easter worship services: 10am Good Friday, Easter Sunday Dawn service (6am at Bronte Beach), or 10am Easter Sunday. All welcome!

Whether they admit it or not, everybody worships. Everybody worships - it’s just a question of what you chose to worship. Join us this Sunday at 10am (remember to put your clocks back an hour Saturday night) as we explore a beautiful story of extravagant worship from Jesus’ final days on earth, and learn how we can be set free by choosing to worship the only One worthy of it.      

If we feel we are on shaky ground with God, the story of the prodigal son is great news. It is all about God’s willingness to embrace everyone – even those who have deliberately cut God out of their lives. But this much loved story from the Bible has a sting in its tail for those who have stuck with God and not wandered off. This Sunday we will be exploring how we can lose our own relationship with God if we value fairness more than compassion.

With his amazing, God-given strength, Samson is remembered a kind of 'superhero' of the Bible. Yet, he was also a deeply flawed character, and thus, all the more relatable to each of us. Join us this Sunday 23rd March to discover what we can learn and apply from his story.