Current Series
Morning Series
The comings of Christ
Advent is a season that is all about anticipation. We anticipate our celebration of the birth of Christ and we anticipate the promise of his return in glory. We are expectant people.
Evening Series
Haggai
What do we give priority to in the building of our lives? Haggai speaks to a people returning from exile, needing to rebuild. Psalm 127 begins saying, Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labour in vain.
Dead and Alive
Morning Series
We follow a crucified and risen Saviour, a ’was dead and is alive for ever’ Lord. We begin the year unpacking Galatians 2.20. We are called into a dying and risen way that is the path we take in following Jesus. We celebrate the unique act of Jesus on the cross and in the resurrection.
Overcome
Evening Series
This evening series will take us through the first five chapters of Revelation. In the middle of the term we will look at the seven letters to seven churches, but this will be bookended by heavenly visions that inform our worship.
Approaching Advent
Evening Series
Advent is a time when we prepare for Christmas, recalling how Christ came to dwell with us. It is also a time when we continue to practice hope as we look to the promised return of Jesus to renew all things.
The Promise Fulfilled
Morning Series
Waiting, hoping, longing are experiences common to all of us. At the start of Luke’s gospel, we are introduced to people who are longing for God to act decisively in history. Over these few weeks of advent, we’ll walk with Luke through the familiar events of Christmas.
Jesus' Mountain Message
Morning Series
As we continue our theme of being wholehearted people we dig deep into Jesus’ mountain message. “The Sermon on the Mount is the most complete description anywhere in the New Testament of the Christian counter-culture” (John Stott).
Rebuilding with God
Evening Series
The book of Nehemiah, part two of the Ezra/Nehemiah Chronicle, explores how the covenant People of God responded to challenges and successes as they sought to worship God on their return from exile.
